The first full season Open Day and the first Tudor Day to be held at the Gardens.
Elizabeth I gave the estate to Henry Maynard and visitors will meet Lord Burghley and his entourage, as they visit to inspect the building of Easton Lodge in 1594.
There will be a range of Tudor activities for visitors, provided by the Companye of Merrie Folke and others, including archery & armour, net making and weaving, tudor games, quill writing and pottage making.
Visitors will also find daffodils, tulips and a variety of other wild and cultivated flowers bringing colour across the Gardens.
We will have available for sale:- plants, honey, woodturned products and crafts, and the Trust’s merchandise.
Our treehouse is always popular with children of all ages, along with Kim our elephant statue, a reminder of the Countess of Warwick’s baby elephant.
Gates Open 11.00 am. Tickets will be available in advance, through Trybooking.com. Tickets will also be available on the Gate. What3words for the entrance to the car park is stocky.bulletins.opponent
Our volunteers will provide locally sourced bacon, cheese or hummus rolls; homemade cakes; and hot and cold drinks until they run out – or till 4.00pm.
