Sandwiches & tea served in a charming, landscaped setting with an 18-hole miniature golf course.
Lovely gardens and grounds not far from Shanklin Chine. Need to find parking down local streets but well worth it! Try Luccombe Road near gardens main entrance. Superb cafe serving various foods from toasties, cheesy chips, sandwiches, hot foods and terrific locally made cakes. Totally recommend the flap jack with choc chip and blue flower! Quite sticky but heavenly flavour. Coffees are great but note cooked food isn't served after 1430hrs. The gardens wrap around a cute crazy golf course. Kids loved this! It's PS4.50 per child and PS5.50 per adult or family tickets available. Surrounding the golf course are the gardens - not quite National Trust but honest, clean, beautifully maintained and offer some truly special plant verieties. Local bug life is strong and well promoted without endangering any stability or limiting eco systems. The horticulturalist is a lovely lady to talk to, and is busy tending the grounds most days. Some plants are offered for sale and they are excellent examples in great condition. It was a great 2.5hrs spent with our families - some great memories. Totally recommend.
Well kept gardens, free to enter. Parking on the street nearby, so no dedicated disabled parking but the paths are well maintained and wheelchair friendly. Public toilets open and clean but I couldn't get the disabled one open even with my radar key. Nice tea rooms with friendly staff, mainly outdoor seating although much of it undercover. Crazy golf looked well kept but we didn't play.
A lovely walled garden setting for a bit of crazy golf, with delicious food and great service. Good gluten free options including scones, staff were friendly and also careful with dietary requirements.
Tucked away near crazy golf, this turned out to be one of my favourite spots for Tea and Scones. With the best view in the world, beanbags, blankets, cushions, music - a huge dose of happiness. We also got lucky with sunshine and breezy weather
Always have a lovely time - crazy golf is great and is old school style. The cafe grounds are a sun trap and if you are lucky you might spot a red squirrel!
I fully recommend this lovely gardens. We have been here a number of times to sit with a picnic, to look out to the sea and admire flowers. There are a number of garden benches to sit on along the path looking out towards the sea (some have a bush or hedge view rather than a sea view unfortunately). On one occasion this summer we listened to a Sunday afternoon band. We even spotted a very 'photogenic' red squirrel.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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Lovely gardens and grounds not far from Shanklin Chine. Need to find parking down local streets but well worth it! Try Luccombe Road near gardens main entrance. Superb cafe serving various foods from toasties, cheesy chips, sandwiches, hot foods and terrific locally made cakes. Totally recommend the flap jack with choc chip and blue flower! Quite sticky but heavenly flavour. Coffees are great but note cooked food isn't served after 1430hrs. The gardens wrap around a cute crazy golf course. Kids loved this! It's PS4.50 per child and PS5.50 per adult or family tickets available. Surrounding the golf course are the gardens - not quite National Trust but honest, clean, beautifully maintained and offer some truly special plant verieties. Local bug life is strong and well promoted without endangering any stability or limiting eco systems. The horticulturalist is a lovely lady to talk to, and is busy tending the grounds most days. Some plants are offered for sale and they are excellent examples in great condition. It was a great 2.5hrs spent with our families - some great memories. Totally recommend.
Well kept gardens, free to enter. Parking on the street nearby, so no dedicated disabled parking but the paths are well maintained and wheelchair friendly. Public toilets open and clean but I couldn't get the disabled one open even with my radar key. Nice tea rooms with friendly staff, mainly outdoor seating although much of it undercover. Crazy golf looked well kept but we didn't play.
A lovely walled garden setting for a bit of crazy golf, with delicious food and great service. Good gluten free options including scones, staff were friendly and also careful with dietary requirements.
Tucked away near crazy golf, this turned out to be one of my favourite spots for Tea and Scones. With the best view in the world, beanbags, blankets, cushions, music - a huge dose of happiness. We also got lucky with sunshine and breezy weather
Always have a lovely time - crazy golf is great and is old school style. The cafe grounds are a sun trap and if you are lucky you might spot a red squirrel!
I fully recommend this lovely gardens. We have been here a number of times to sit with a picnic, to look out to the sea and admire flowers. There are a number of garden benches to sit on along the path looking out towards the sea (some have a bush or hedge view rather than a sea view unfortunately). On one occasion this summer we listened to a Sunday afternoon band. We even spotted a very 'photogenic' red squirrel.
