Visitor information

Morton Hall Gardens are open from the beginning of April to the end of September. Except for our our NGS Open Day in late summer, visits are limited to groups and by appointment only, with a minimum size of 10 persons. Visits can be booked for the morning or afternoon on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. We offer different arrangements for groups of 10-30 visitors and groups of 31 or more visitors.
Individuals have the opportunity to join Blended Groups. Special arrangements can be made for Tour Companies. Please contact the gardens for details.

All visits last 2 hours. Available dates for the different arrangements are shown in the calendar. To choose the best time for your visit, we advise consulting our list of “Garden Highlights” below.

Individuals and small groups

For those who would like to visit the gardens but are not part of a group, there is the opportunity to join a “Blended Group” . There are several Blended Group dates per month which are highlighted in orange in the calendar. Admission charges for 2027 are £19 per adult. To book, please follow the link Blended Group Booking. We will then contact you by email or phone to confirm the booking.

Medium groups of 10-30 visitors

For groups of 10-30 visitors, we offer a guided tour through the gardens by the owner and/or Head Gardener, followed by homemade refreshments, served in a lovely setting on the East Terrace or in our Orangery, depending on the weather conditions. Bookings are available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Morning visits start at 10.00 am and are followed by morning coffee and homemade cakes. Afternoon visits start at 2.00 pm and are followed by a cream tea with homemade scones and jams. The 2026 admission charge for this type of visit is £19 per adult. All food is vegetarian and gluten-free options are available upon prior request. Unfortunately, we are unable to cater for any other specific dietary requirements.

Large groups of 31 or more visitors

Groups of 31 or more visitors will be welcomed by the owner or Head Gardener and given a short introduction to the history, design and planting of the gardens. Tea/coffee and homemade muffins will be available. Morning visits are from 10 am to 12 pm, afternoon visits from 2 pm to 4 pm. Following the welcome address, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the gardens using a handout map. Members of the garden team, who are positioned throughout the gardens, are happy to answer any questions and provide additional information. Parking for coaches is available. The 2027 admission charge for this type of visit is £15 per adult.

National Garden Scheme Open Day

The Gardens will be open under the National Gardens Scheme (NGS) on Saturday 28th August 2027 from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. Last entry is at 3 pm. The admission charge is £12 per adult. Tickets are timed and pre-booking is required. There will be no ticket sales on the day. Food and shop sales are by card only. Children up to the age of 12 go free. Ample parking is available on site. Refreshments are served in the West Garden with plenty of cover from sun or rain. Tickets can be booked by clicking on the yellow banner at the top of the homepage. Ticket sales for the August Open Day commence in May.

Tulip Festival

With our springs getting warmer, we have found that even the latest-flowering tulips are past their best at the beginning of May.
Therefore, in 2027, our Tulip Festival will move to Coughton Court (www.coughtoncourt.co.uk) With Coughton’s event facilities permanently in place, it will be possible to host the festival over a longer period in April. This will ensure that visitors will be able to enjoy the displays at their peak performance.

Visitors will still be able to enjoy Morton Hall tulips from mid- to late April. There will be Blended Groups and regular group bookings available.

General information

Children are welcome on all types of visits and admission is free of charge.

For all group visits, a 24-hour cancellation policy applies.

Admission charges are donated to charity.

Looking for more gardens to visit? www.greatbritishgardens.co.uk

Accessibility

We regret that, due to uneven ground and gravel pathways, some parts of the garden are not accessible for wheelchairs. We also would like to point out that Morton Hall Gardens are private and that therefore paths and stepping stones are not secured as they would be in a public garden. While we do our best to guide our visitors safely across uneven surfaces, they come at their own risk.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept dogs except assistance dogs.

Places to eat nearby

If you would like to stop for lunch on your way to or from your visit, you might want to try one of the following restaurants which can all accommodate both small and large parties: Rose & Crown at Feckenham (6 min), The Bridge at Bidford at Bidford-on-Avon (16 min), or Hillers Restaurant at Donnington (10 min).

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