




Explore a historic walled garden featuring beautiful plant collections, artisan shops, and a charming coffee room in a Norfolk estate setting.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Serves locally roasted coffee, light snacks and homemade cakes
Hours: 10am-4pm, Wednesdays to Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays
Visit websiteI am feeling so inspired by my second visit to Easton Walled Gardens. Lots to see now — from the famous sweet pea garden to beautiful views. There are gorgeous flowers everywhere! There are also wonderful shops – everything from local seeds in beautiful tin boxes to soaps to lovely summer dresses to cards and china. Don’t miss Griffin of Easton —the best art supply store outside of London. Pigments you won’t find any place else. Be sure to stop at the coffee room for homemade flapjacks and lemon drizzle cake. I have stayed in two different Holiday Cottages on the estate. They are beautifully appointed, combining the comforts of a luxury hotel with the peace and views of the countryside. Looking forward to my next visit to Easton Walled Gardens.
What a super day out I had here. The grounds were made up of several distinct gardens, each with their own charm and aesthetic. We came in sweet pea season, and Easton really excels here. So many varieties. The shop was huge for the size of the venue, and like the gardens themselves, it had lots of distinct areas. Thoroughly recommend this place.
A wonderful place to visit with so many different types of gardens. Strolling through the gardens, appreciating the plants, watching and listening to the birds was so relaxing and peaceful. So much history, including the brave men who went Arnhem in September 1944. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the coffee and cake were very nice. Definitely will be back for sweat pea season.
A little known gem. Beautiful gardens. I spent a couple of hours slowly wandering everywhere. On a slope with a stream, topiary, meadows walled gardens - fruit trees, roses, vegetables and cutting flowers and in particular sweet peas.
Beautiful gardens to visit. Husband and I are members of Historic Houses which makes it possible for us to visit here, along with many other places. We're looking forward to re-visiting at different times of the year to see how it changes and to enjoy their wonderful floral displays, such as 'sweet pea' season. The history of this place is also very interesting and will appeal to many fans of history. Lovely tearoom too. Enjoyed a relax and a cup of tea after our walk.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
