Tatton Park Gardens

Celebrate Spring with us – Book tickets here.

The Gardens at Tatton Park

The Gardens have now re-opened and we're delighted to welcome back local visitors in time for Spring and high season. Please note that social distancing and limited capacity rules are still in place and tickets must be booked online in advance. 

The Secret Path

A spring trail in the Gardens based on Percy the Park Keeper books by Nick Butterworth is running 2 April - 13 June. Book trail sheets at the same time as booking your Garden tickets by following the links below:

GARDENS

 Open daily

10am - 6pm (last entry 5pm)

PRICES

Non member tickets -

Adult £8 /Child £6 / Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £21

National Trust members -

free entry

Other concessions –

All carers and members of Historic Houses, RHS and Tatton Garden Society (on production of a valid membership pass). Includes previously purchased Totally Tatton tickets.

GOOD TO KNOW

National Trust members benefit from free Garden entry. If you visit with non-members, book or add your NT tickets to the basket first to ensure availability for your whole group. 

Please ensure you have a ticket for each member of your party/family.

Buy Percy trail sheets to enjoy The Secret Path in the Gardens in the next steps from 2 April - 13 June.

Dogs are not allowed in the Gardens (assistance dogs allowed only).

The Rose and Tower Gardens, Glasshouses (Fernery and Orangery) and Maze are currently closed.

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 About the Gardens

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The 50 acres of landscaped gardens at Tatton Park are the product of almost 300 years of cultivation. Each successive owner from the Egerton family played a part in the evolution of the Gardens by seeking the expertise of the leading landscape architects of the time. As one of the most picturesque gardens in England, it shows visitors today an almost complete picture of how it would have looked in Edwardian times.

All of the different areas of the Garden provide their own atmosphere, plant and tree varieties, stunning seasonal views and wildlife delights. Popular features include the Walled Kitchen Garden, 100 year old Japanese Garden, historic Glasshouses, and Pleasure Grounds.

Explore online using the buttons below for an insight into the Gardens each season and see how you can experience the Gardens remotely from the comfort of your own home with the Candide App.

  what's in bloom  candide gardening app

Cheshire Gardens of Distinction

Tatton Park is one of Cheshire’s Gardens of Distinction. Chester and Cheshire is home to some of the most spectacular gardens to visit in England. It is one of the Royal Horticultural Society's recommended gardens and RHS members enjoy free entry.