The Gardens of Easton Lodge
Great Dunmow
Essex CM6 2BB
Tel : 01371 876979
enquiries@eastonlodge.co.uk
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Gardens designed for Daisy, Countess of Warwick, in 1902 by Harold Peto. Abandoned in 1950, restoration began in 1993. Features include herringbone and cobbled courtyard with fountain, sunken Italian garden with balustraded pool, pavilions and rose walk. There is a small exhibition of Easton Lodge history and information on the RAF/USAAF base. See the millennium sundial made of yew and box, a replica of one The Countess planted in the 1890s.

Opening Times :
Easter to October Fri/Sat/Sun & Bank Hols
noon to 6pm plus 'snowdrops' in February

Entrance Fees :
£4.20 adult, £3.80 concession, £1.70 children
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Click to view The Italian Garden
Click to view the Lime Wood and Ruined Tree House Click to view the South Lawn Click to view The West Wing Click to view The Glade (formerly the Japanese Garden)
Each attraction operates independently and makes its own arrangements for opening to the public.
You are advised to check admission dates and prices and any special requirements you may have before you visit.