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Ayscoughfee Gardens

Open from dawn until dusk every day of the year, Ayscoughfee Gardens have something to offer all ages.

Ayscoughfee Gardens

TheĀ formal gardens beautifully complement historic Ayscoughfee Hall, and feature a Yew Tree walk dating back to the 1720s. The Ornamental Lake is headed by a War Memorial designed by the architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, while hidden to the rear of the gardens is the Ice House which originally served the Hall's kitchens.

The Peace Garden offers a more contemporary theme, while the Herb Garden features a display of the plants that would have been used in the kitchens of Ayscoughfee Hall.

For the more active, facilities include: hard surface tennis courts, a bowling green and putting green. Tickets for these are available from the Pavillion.

Bowls/ Tennis/ Putting Fees and Charges (PDF, 4KB)

The Gardens also houses a children's playground and refreshments can be purchased at the Pavillion Cafe, open from March - October inclusive.

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