Stopped off on the way back from South Devon. The garden is close to the A303 but you wouldn't know it unless you had looked it up. The gardens were delightful enjoyed a coffee from the cafe on site. We walked the gardens and the arboretum. The arboretum wasn't as big as it looked on the map. However there was a large Mulberry tree in fruit which was interesting. Enjoyed our visit we didn't spend much over an hour in total as it's a small albeit in a beautiful location and village.

Lovely place to visit while in Yeovil area. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean and tidy. Little tiny shop where you can get a coffee or ice cream. Secondhand book shop.

What an absolute gem of a place! Excellent welcome from Phil (first day flying solo) and the perfect place to amble around, sit in peace and quiet enjoying my lunch and just generally switch of for a few hours. I was lucky enough to hear a new "Lifer" via my Merlin Bird song app, a Goldcrest, so left feeling happy and relaxed.

It's a lovely garden but quite small - if you're looking a quiet and beautiful place to read a book or paint, it will be perfect. I take it would be wonderful for people who rent manor house.

A small but pretty National Trust Garden, with a number of different sections, including a fruit / vegetable garden, a pond and an arboretum. The roses were particularly pretty. We found the garden to be very tranquil but it's clearly seen better days and could do with a little TLC. We walked round all of it in about half an hour ! There's a small cafe, bookshop and also some reasonable plants for sale. Nice for a quick visit if you're in the area and already an NT member.