About Chevening Gardens
When are the Gardens open?
The gardens are open to ticket holders on Tuesdays and Fridays from April to September. Entry is from 10am, and the Gardens close at 4pm. Coach parties cannot be accommodated.
How accessible are the gardens?
All visitors must remain on lawns and paths. There are gravel and grass paths, with gentle slopes and no steps. There are occasional benches.
Are the gardens suitable for children?
Children are welcome in the care of a responsible adult, but the gardens are intended for the quiet enjoyment of visitors, there is no play or activity area, and ball games or activities involving flying objects such as kites or model aircraft are not allowed. Each adult may be accompanied by up to two children who must always be supervised by them, particularly near water.
Is it suitable for buggies, scooters, and bikes?
No bicycles, scooters or other wheeled conveyances or toys are permitted in the garden other than children’s prams or buggies for infants and children.
Do you allow dogs?
Dogs must remain on leads at all times and be well-socialised. Owners must clear up after them. A bin is provided but owners must bring their own bags. Animals must not be left in parked cars.
Where do I park?
After admittance through the front gate, follow the parking signs. Parking arrangements may vary according to ground conditions.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No, so long as you can show your ticket on your phone or tablet.
Are refreshments available?
Refreshments are not available on site other than on the National Garden Scheme Open Day.
Can I bring a picnic?
Except for the National Gardens Scheme Open Day, picnics are not permitted in the gardens.
Do you offer tours?
Tailored private tours of the garden with an expert guide can be arranged by contacting us on 01732 744 809 or email for details. Tours can accommodate a maximum of 25 people.
