The Dorothy Clive Garden Market Drayton, Willoughbridge

Reviews

1. Carol Metcalfe ★★★★★

   Beautiful gardens, nice walk around even in the October rain. Cafe really nice with excellent scones

   almost 9 months ago
2. Rory and Vicki ★★★★★

   As one of few charities offering outdoor weddings in Staffordshire, we chose the Dorothy Clive Garden as our place to get married. Meg and the team were incredibly friendly and genuine, and supported us in making our experience exactly what we had hoped for - intimate, relaxed and sustainable. The team prepared a bespoke dinner menu for us to have in the tea room and the food got great compliments from all our guests. The beautiful gardens and greenhouse provided ample opportunities for our photos. We are excited and very grateful to be able to return to this special place for years to come.

   almost 9 months ago
3. Sarah Edwards ★★★★★

   We had a lovely day, from the moment you arrive, you receive a warm welcome.Its a peaceful place with stunning flower beds and pot displays.The Cafe and the staff are very attentive, the food is delicious and they provide an area for dog owners to sit. I would highly recommend it to family and friends

   almost 10 months ago

1. Heather Herring ★★★★★

   Really lovely gardens. Lots of variety and good tea rooms with sun terrace where you can enjoy refreshments overlooking the beautiful gardens. Really enjoyed our time here

   almost 11 months ago
2. Margaret Hook ★★★★☆

   The Rhododendron were beautiful we spent an hour and a half slowly enjoying the winding paths and included the green house. Take care some of the patches are steep and others have lots of roots so watch your foot fall.... A lovely break in our journey home from Manchester

   1 year ago
3. Jenny M ★★★★★

   Beautiful charity garden. Visited for the first time and will be returning. Annual membership is only £20pp which I used my original entry fee towards after deciding I would definitely return. My joint annual membership also includes free membership for 3 under 18's. Car parking is easy with many spaces, there is a gift shop, plant sales and nice tea room with garden terrace. Particularly nice on a sunny day. Staff were friendly. There are plenty of benches and also a separate picnic area. Upon entry we were given a map to explore the many different parts of the garden. The waterfall is beautiful, as is the laburnum arch. 100% recommend.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Major Sharpe ★★★★★

   Very peaceful and ornately produced gardens and walks set amongst a 12 acre site in Market Drayton. Lots to see and take in and good for wheelchair access, too. Also, there's a nice tea shop on the grounds which serves a good range of food and drink options - definitely recommend the oatcakes - and some absolutely delicious cakes. Only disappointment was they lost our food order, so had to wait nearly an hour for our meals to arrive, but very apologetic for the oversight.

   almost 4 years ago
2. Mandy Whyman ★★★★★

   Lovely gardens with lots of interest. The series of pathways and steps in the quarry make for a magical stroll. Good, reasonably priced tea room and good gift shop

   almost 4 years ago
3. Kayleigh Collins ★★★★☆

   What a very lovely gardens to visit, very well looked after, lots of beautiful flowers, scenery and different trees to see. You even get a beautiful view of the fields adjacent to the gardens. It was extremely 'hilly' though so many would struggle with that. But still accessible for wheelchairs I believe. Also another downside was the cafe, the coffee was awful, it was from a button pressed machine, was tiny and cost well over £3 so I would say definitely take your own flask! We would definitely like to visit again as the gardens were so enjoyable to be in, a perfect place to relax and unwind, taking in all the beautiful nature of it all.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Brian Battersby ★★★★★

   Another nice visit to the Dorothy Clive gardens, it never disappoints as there is always something to see. Lovely walks and incredibly peaceful & lots of places to sit and soak up the lovely borders. There is a nice tea room and staff are always friendly.

   almost 4 years ago

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