Ralph Court Gardens
Ralph Court Gardens
Ralph Court Gardens has over 12 amazing gardens set in the grounds of a gothic rectory. From Italy to Africa the gardens transport you around the world and beyond into a fantasy world.
Whether you are an adult or a child you will be mesmerised with the features and be surprised around every corner of the 3 acre garden.
The garden is wheel chair friendly and all areas are accessible.
Start your journey through the African jungle taking the tree top walkway. Walk behind the water cascade and enjoy the lush tropical planting.
Visit the incredible Triton Pool with its water jets but beware of the rising water. Pass through the Pirate garden with its run aground galleon.
See the beautiful Italian Piazza incorporating a church and bell tower with pencil cupressus conifers under-planted with lavender.
Pass by Toad Hall in the Willow garden before walking through the Gunnera maze. If you do find your way out then make sure you do not disturb ‘Edwina’ , our resident dragon!Take a seat in the tranquil Japanese garden with tea house and trickling tree waterlily pool.
Restaurant
When you have seen the wonders of our world why not take a rest and enjoy a meal, a Sunday roast or one of our scrumptious home made cakes in Ralph Court restaurant. Daily specials are always available and you can typically choose from homemade soup to our hearty beef casserole served with dumplings.
The Court Theartre
Our new Court Theatre seating area can seat up to 40 people, This unique Victorian theatre hosts our fully animated opera singer ‘Ralphio’, never seen before in the region.
Reviews
Blown away
Visited today and wow what an amazing experience
Gardens full of seasonal colour and extremely well kept. Full of things to make you laugh We thought the £14.00 entrance fee was well worth it. We’ll definitely be back
AN OVER PRICED & DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE
We recieved a friendly and informative greeting when we arrived at Ralph Court Gardens, but sadly the experience went downhill from there.
Although the themes of the gardens were fun and interesting, the trees, plantings, and water features are in need of a lot of attention, and even by walking slowly and taking the time to stand and stare, it took us less than an hour to complete the tour. And at £14 per person, with no consessions for O.A.Ps, I feel it is very over priced.
I’d like to say our experiece was redeemed with lunch in the resturant, but after another over priced and chaotic experience we were happy to leave.
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