A stunning Victorian-era garden featuring a beautiful lake, walking trails, and a variety of plant species, including rhododendrons, azaleas, and heather. The gardens also boast a tranquil atmosphere, scenic views, and a charming tea room serving refreshments.
Lovely garden, filled with ducks. The grounds are well kept with lots of flowers. There is also a vegetable and fruit garden run by volunteers.
Lovely gardens with magnificent mature trees. Free to enter. Had a lovely cream tea on the terrace in the sunshine.
Nice stay at Wortley on business, I had comfy bed and nice room. Food was a tad expensive but tasty
A lovely place for brisk walk around the beautiful garden. Feeding the 100's of ducks at the pond was awesome !.
Enjoyed a lovely round walk through the naturalistic grounds with many interesting ancient gnarled trees. Many have name tags and there's the most magnificent Oak at the end of the pond with a good information board about its history. I love all the old iron gates and ornate old gate posts, very interesting. It has a tranquil atmosphere and widespread views from the front of the house. The serving hatch was open for drinks on the terrace but the walled garden was closed on this occasion (Thursday lunchtime) I would recommend researching the history of Wortley Hall especially regarding Lady Mary Wortley Montagu who paved the way in finding a cure for smallpox, also the later history when it was occupied by the army during the second world war and subsequently bought by a cooperative of trade unionists for education and leisure. This very interesting and varied history makes a visit worthwhile. Free access to gardens, mostly good paths with plenty of seats to rest for anyone less able to walk. I use a walking stick and managed a good walk around. Access to the Hall's toilets is possible but it would be polite to purchase refreshments and use the opportunity to admire the interior's public areas.
Nice place for a walk around the gardens
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Public toilet
Good for kids
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Lovely garden, filled with ducks. The grounds are well kept with lots of flowers. There is also a vegetable and fruit garden run by volunteers.
Lovely gardens with magnificent mature trees. Free to enter. Had a lovely cream tea on the terrace in the sunshine.
Nice stay at Wortley on business, I had comfy bed and nice room. Food was a tad expensive but tasty
A lovely place for brisk walk around the beautiful garden. Feeding the 100's of ducks at the pond was awesome !.
Enjoyed a lovely round walk through the naturalistic grounds with many interesting ancient gnarled trees. Many have name tags and there's the most magnificent Oak at the end of the pond with a good information board about its history. I love all the old iron gates and ornate old gate posts, very interesting. It has a tranquil atmosphere and widespread views from the front of the house. The serving hatch was open for drinks on the terrace but the walled garden was closed on this occasion (Thursday lunchtime) I would recommend researching the history of Wortley Hall especially regarding Lady Mary Wortley Montagu who paved the way in finding a cure for smallpox, also the later history when it was occupied by the army during the second world war and subsequently bought by a cooperative of trade unionists for education and leisure. This very interesting and varied history makes a visit worthwhile. Free access to gardens, mostly good paths with plenty of seats to rest for anyone less able to walk. I use a walking stick and managed a good walk around. Access to the Hall's toilets is possible but it would be polite to purchase refreshments and use the opportunity to admire the interior's public areas.
Nice place for a walk around the gardens
