A lovely garden, well worth a look around if you happen to be in the area one second Sunday of the month. Allow an hour or so. There's usually a coffee and cake caravan on site. Some of the paths get must in wetter weather.

Lovely garden and arboretum, there's usually a cake and coffee stand in the large potting shed area. I love the fact that many of the trees have the year they were planted, makes you realise how quickly some species can grow. Overall, a great way to spend a few hours on a Sunday afternoon.

Volunteered here to raise money for St. John's Hospice in Lancaster so only briefly walked round the gardens, but ..... WOW! These gardens are truly amazing. Absolutely beautiful and the smell? Not sure which flowers they came from but I felt I'd been transported to somewhere magical! Will definitely go back when I'll have more time.

This was the most wonderful garden. Around every corner was another lovely view. Especially impressive was the vegetable garden with huge pears on beautifully trained “trees” But really it would be impossible to decide on a favourite area there were so many, many things that I loved! 😍

Gresgarth was recommended by our neighbour, who is a garden designer so Jo, my French wife and gardening fanatic, and I set off on our old motorcycle to visit. Gresgarth Hall has seriously beautiful gardens and is an amazing setting. We could have spent all day pottering round its riverside and woodland walks and admiring the kitchen gardens. I'm told its worth visiting in all seasons, so we'll definitely go back. Just note it only opens to the public on one Sunday per month and you can fund details on its website. They kindly provide a mobile café at the entrance which was very welcome. Highly recommended!