The Mill Garden — Attraction in Warwick

I recently visited the Mill Garden, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. This hidden gem is a perfect haven of peace and natural beauty. From the moment you step in, you're enveloped in a serene atmosphere that feels miles away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The garden itself is meticulously maintained, with vibrant flowers, lush greenery, and charming water features that create a picturesque setting. Every corner of the Mill Garden offers something unique and beautiful, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or simply sitting and soaking in the tranquility.

What truly sets this place apart, however, is the fresh, invigorating air that instantly refreshes your senses. It's an ideal spot to relax, unwind, and reconnect with nature.

The owners of Mill Garden are incredibly kind and welcoming. They clearly put their heart and soul into maintaining this beautiful space and ensuring that every visitor feels at home. Their passion for the garden shines through in every detail, and they are always happy to share insights and stories about the plants and the garden’s history.

In summary, Mill Garden is a peaceful, beautiful retreat that offers a refreshing escape from the daily grind. The combination of its stunning environment, fresh air, and the warm hospitality of the owners makes it a must-visit. I can't recommend it...

Here is a hidden gem of a garden; right in the vicinity of Warwick castle itself. It is owned by Julia Russell and her husband who enjoy looking after this place along with hired help. You start by the house and raised beds with a brightly coloured display of bedding and rockery plants.

You pass by cottage borders on the left and can choose which path to follow. Either left down the slope or right onto circular brick steps. You then see the river Avon close to the garden's edge. Then go right and under a tree to see vast mixed borders framing a seating area with benches. The views of the Weir and the castle fortress are amazing.

There is a secret garden path through evergreen hedge tunnels to reach the woodland garden where the planting is spot on for the shaded area.

You can even buy for a reasonable price a good selection of perennials that are grown here. The owners are friendly to talk to and helpful with any plant enquiries. It costs £3 to go in and as far as I'm concerned, it's a bargain. There is so many plants packed in and many in flower at the same time it's overwhelming gorgeous for enthusiasts. This place deserves more recognition and visitors to whether to the castle or the...

Even if you don't visit any of the other many places in Warwick please make sure you find time to visit this wonderful place! What a fairytale place! Little house with a maze of roofs and an amazing garden. The owner lady comes out with the tray of vegetable soup, bowl of scrambled eggs and wheat bread and butter. Her husband is sitting on the bench outside in the sun and waiting for his darling to join him for dinner. In a few words of chat she explains that her father started a garden and opened it for visitors around 100 years ago and now she continues with it. They both reside in the house and they both are 86 now. The garden is like a little fairy tale! Wandering around I discovered a folder with many Thanks letters from places where Julie and David been donating income from visitor fee. Bare in mind it is only £3,- cash or card. By paying this you will be seeing the labour of love as well as supporting...