Welcome to Warwick’s
Secret Garden

Our Walled Garden originally formed part of the kitchen garden for Guy’s Cliffe House from the 1770s until the late 1940s

Guy’s Cliffe Walled Garden has a rich history in horticulture

A kitchen garden that lay abandoned and derelict for over 30 years has now been woken from its slumbers, to once again play an important part in Warwick’s history. Since being lovingly restored by an enthusiastic group of volunteers, this garden now forms a vital service; providing produce for several local charities, while also offering a haven of peace and relaxation to benefit the local community. In addition the garden hosts a number of events to educate and entertain both adults and children.

Run on a not for profit basis, this Grade 2 listed gem offers visitors a glimpse into the past, while helping to nourish and sustain local residents. Come and visit us soon!

Become a volunteer and help us preserve and restore our garden.

We invite you to be part of something special – an opportunity to put your existing skills to good use while also learning new ones in a welcoming and supportive environment. Whether you can dedicate a full day or just an hour, your time and effort will be truly appreciated.

Every contribution helps, and you’ll be joining a passionate team working together to restore and maintain a beautiful space. If you’re interested, simply click the link below, and one of our gardening team members will reach out with further details. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing this rewarding experience!

What's On

Scarecrow Competition

Children of all ages - build a scarecrow, display it in our lovely Walled Garden and win a prize! You have until 18th October to enter the competition. You will then need to bring your Scarecrow to the garden by 11.00am on Saturday 25th October, so that it can be

Pumpkin Carving

Bring your child along and we’ll provide the pumpkins, along with stencil designs for you to create a face. We’ll also give you tips on how to transfer the designs onto your pumpkin and assist you with carving if you need help. Lastly you get to take your finished carved

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