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Codland Fish & Chips
117 Courtlands Dr, Watford WD17 4HZ, United Kingdom
R F C CHICKEN SHOP
119 Courtlands Dr, Watford WD17 4HZ, United Kingdom
The Essex Arms
Langley Way, Watford WD17 3EG, United Kingdom
Leavesden Tandoori
119 Courtlands Dr, Watford WD17 4HZ, United Kingdom
Prince of Bengal
51 Langley Way, Watford WD17 3EA, United Kingdom
The Rhubarb Cafe
168 Cassiobury Dr, Watford WD17 3AJ, United Kingdom
Tasty Box
113 Courtlands Dr, Watford WD17 4HZ, United Kingdom
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Cheslyn House & Gardens

Nascot Wood Rd, Watford WD17 4SL, United Kingdom
4.7(353)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
Scenic
Relaxation
Pet friendly
Family friendly
attractions: , restaurants: Codland Fish & Chips, R F C CHICKEN SHOP, The Essex Arms, Leavesden Tandoori, Prince of Bengal, The Rhubarb Cafe, Tasty Box
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+44 1923 278629
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watford.gov.uk

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Nearby restaurants of Cheslyn House & Gardens

Codland Fish & Chips

R F C CHICKEN SHOP

The Essex Arms

Leavesden Tandoori

Prince of Bengal

The Rhubarb Cafe

Tasty Box

Codland Fish & Chips

Codland Fish & Chips

4.6

(245)

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R F C CHICKEN SHOP

R F C CHICKEN SHOP

4.7

(166)

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The Essex Arms

The Essex Arms

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Reviews of Cheslyn House & Gardens

4.7
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5.0
5y

I visited Cheslyn Gardens in late November 2020 (during the second lockdown) with my 11 week old baby. Despite the season, there was still plenty to see in the way of plants and trees, and it was a very peaceful walk. We encountered just two other people on a weekday lunchtime.

On arrival, I looked at the map and decided to visit the aviary. This housed small birds, including a large number of cockatiels, which my daughter was delighted by.

Beyond here, we followed the path and admired some fuschias in bloom, and a towering sequoia. The more wooded area beyond was understandably muddy but did not require anything beyond trainers for someone unconcerned about getting them dirty.

There were plenty of benches to stop at as we walked around. I'm aware there is also a pond, but we somehow missed this, and the sign at the entrance indicated that there were toilets, but we did not seek these either.

This was a lovely walk, and we would return again, especially in other seasons when more plants would...

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5.0
6y

I love Cheslyn Gardens, my favourite place in Watford. Lovely wooded walk with an abundance of plants, places to sit and relax or watch the variety of birds or of you're lucky a fox or such. Visit the aviary and pond with the koi carp (and lots of tadpoles at this time of year).

There's a small car park and there is a little toilet available if required (a garden outhouse is a better description so don't expect 5 stars inside) in which the toilet and sink are clean though it is a little pungent and cobwebby. I'm so very glad they've never been tempted to turn the house into a coffee shop, much better left the way it is.

For the next 4 weeks (posting this 11th May 24) there's a small exhibition of a local artist being shown in Cheslyn House. Another reason for a visit to the garden. Open 10-4pm I believe and the artist herself is there to talk to if you like. Why not pop...

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9y

It's a lovely, well maintained house and gardens. Great way to kill off an hour by strolling round and seeing all the beautiful individual plants there. Would be a good place to come and have a picnic in the summer time with the children. When we visited today in spring there were a load of beautiful flowers that have blossomed so I can only imagine what it will be like in the summer. Also the pond has some rather large koi and on closer inspection there were hundreds, if not thousands of tadpoles swimming around today! The aviary is lovelyo, featuring a nice selection of birds, of which some were quite friendly and came quite close to inspect me 😁

The best part about Cheslyn Gardens is that...

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I visited Cheslyn Gardens in late November 2020 (during the second lockdown) with my 11 week old baby. Despite the season, there was still plenty to see in the way of plants and trees, and it was a very peaceful walk. We encountered just two other people on a weekday lunchtime. On arrival, I looked at the map and decided to visit the aviary. This housed small birds, including a large number of cockatiels, which my daughter was delighted by. Beyond here, we followed the path and admired some fuschias in bloom, and a towering sequoia. The more wooded area beyond was understandably muddy but did not require anything beyond trainers for someone unconcerned about getting them dirty. There were plenty of benches to stop at as we walked around. I'm aware there is also a pond, but we somehow missed this, and the sign at the entrance indicated that there were toilets, but we did not seek these either. This was a lovely walk, and we would return again, especially in other seasons when more plants would be in bloom.
Neil GreenNeil Green
I love Cheslyn Gardens, my favourite place in Watford. Lovely wooded walk with an abundance of plants, places to sit and relax or watch the variety of birds or of you're lucky a fox or such. Visit the aviary and pond with the koi carp (and lots of tadpoles at this time of year). There's a small car park and there is a little toilet available if required (a garden outhouse is a better description so don't expect 5 stars inside) in which the toilet and sink are clean though it is a little pungent and cobwebby. I'm so very glad they've never been tempted to turn the house into a coffee shop, much better left the way it is. For the next 4 weeks (posting this 11th May 24) there's a small exhibition of a local artist being shown in Cheslyn House. Another reason for a visit to the garden. Open 10-4pm I believe and the artist herself is there to talk to if you like. Why not pop down for a look.
Cheung funCheung fun
It's a lovely, well maintained house and gardens. Great way to kill off an hour by strolling round and seeing all the beautiful individual plants there. Would be a good place to come and have a picnic in the summer time with the children. When we visited today in spring there were a load of beautiful flowers that have blossomed so I can only imagine what it will be like in the summer. Also the pond has some rather large koi and on closer inspection there were hundreds, if not thousands of tadpoles swimming around today! The aviary is lovelyo, featuring a nice selection of birds, of which some were quite friendly and came quite close to inspect me 😁 The best part about Cheslyn Gardens is that it's free :)
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I visited Cheslyn Gardens in late November 2020 (during the second lockdown) with my 11 week old baby. Despite the season, there was still plenty to see in the way of plants and trees, and it was a very peaceful walk. We encountered just two other people on a weekday lunchtime. On arrival, I looked at the map and decided to visit the aviary. This housed small birds, including a large number of cockatiels, which my daughter was delighted by. Beyond here, we followed the path and admired some fuschias in bloom, and a towering sequoia. The more wooded area beyond was understandably muddy but did not require anything beyond trainers for someone unconcerned about getting them dirty. There were plenty of benches to stop at as we walked around. I'm aware there is also a pond, but we somehow missed this, and the sign at the entrance indicated that there were toilets, but we did not seek these either. This was a lovely walk, and we would return again, especially in other seasons when more plants would be in bloom.
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I love Cheslyn Gardens, my favourite place in Watford. Lovely wooded walk with an abundance of plants, places to sit and relax or watch the variety of birds or of you're lucky a fox or such. Visit the aviary and pond with the koi carp (and lots of tadpoles at this time of year). There's a small car park and there is a little toilet available if required (a garden outhouse is a better description so don't expect 5 stars inside) in which the toilet and sink are clean though it is a little pungent and cobwebby. I'm so very glad they've never been tempted to turn the house into a coffee shop, much better left the way it is. For the next 4 weeks (posting this 11th May 24) there's a small exhibition of a local artist being shown in Cheslyn House. Another reason for a visit to the garden. Open 10-4pm I believe and the artist herself is there to talk to if you like. Why not pop down for a look.
Neil Green

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It's a lovely, well maintained house and gardens. Great way to kill off an hour by strolling round and seeing all the beautiful individual plants there. Would be a good place to come and have a picnic in the summer time with the children. When we visited today in spring there were a load of beautiful flowers that have blossomed so I can only imagine what it will be like in the summer. Also the pond has some rather large koi and on closer inspection there were hundreds, if not thousands of tadpoles swimming around today! The aviary is lovelyo, featuring a nice selection of birds, of which some were quite friendly and came quite close to inspect me 😁 The best part about Cheslyn Gardens is that it's free :)
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