The Dorothy Clive Garden: The Dorothy Clive Garden is a hillside garden which accommodates a wide range of choice and unusual plants providing year round interest. Features include a quarry with spectacular waterfall and magnificant display of rhododendrons, large herbaceous borders, a scree and water garden. Popular tea room servicing home cooked light lunches and home baking.
Open: 13 March - 31 Oct, daily 10am - 5.30pm.
Cost: Adult £3.80, Senior Citizen £3.30, Child 0-11 years free, 11-16 years £1.00.
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