Gardens

The gardens at Bibury Court are in keeping with our ethos; understated beauty created through time and care.

There are six acres of grounds edged by the River Coln, where guests are encouraged to try a little private fly-fishing. We'll even cook the catch for you should you be lucky or skilled enough to hook a few fish.

There is plenty of space for children to play, secluded areas in which to take romantic afternoon tea and a naturally growing orchard to explore.

The gardens have a varied collection of trees and shrubs with many of them over 100 years old; these include Plain Oaks, Lime Trees, Horse Chestnuts, a Paulonia and a Cedar.

Many parts of the grounds are underplanted with late winter and spring bulbs. With flowering shrubs and trees lining a large herbaceous border Bibury Court produces a wonderful year round floral display.

The gardens are now producing herbs for the kitchen and flowers for the tables.