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Hindringham Hall A Tudor house surrounded by a 12th century moat provides a magical backdrop for the beautiful gardens of Hindringham Hall. There are 2 holiday cottages. N.B.

Situated just 4 miles from the North Norfolk Coast this private garden opens 2 days a week during the summer months. The mediaeval fishponds and moat are designated ancient monument whereas the Tudor Hall is grade 2*. Together they provide a backdrop for this magical garden. The house was bought in 1993 and the garden has been developed by the owners over that time gradually spreading out from the house. Initially there was no intention to "open" the gardens but after several successful N.G.S. open days, visitors were asking to see the garden at other times of the year. We hope you enjoy it. There are 2 detached holiday cottages within the grounds if you wish to prolong your visit- see website www.hindringhamhall.org

Sunday 18th October 10-4 NGSThe very last opportunity to see the gardens before they close for the winter. Time to wand...
16/10/2026

Sunday 18th October 10-4 NGS
The very last opportunity to see the gardens before they close for the winter.
Time to wander or sit with a warm drink and watch the world go by.
Entrance £10. Children free. Plants sales and light refreshments. Proceeds to charity.

Sunday 18th October 10-4 NGSThe very last opportunity to see the gardens before they close for the winter. Time to wand...
14/10/2026

Sunday 18th October 10-4 NGS
The very last opportunity to see the gardens before they close for the winter.
Time to wander or sit with a warm drink and watch the world go by.
Entrance £10. Children free. Plants sales and light refreshments. Proceeds to charity.
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The dead heading of the roses has been very worthwhile and do look for Alistair Stella Gray which is flowering its socks...
04/10/2026

The dead heading of the roses has been very worthwhile and do look for Alistair Stella Gray which is flowering its socks off on the Pergola in the West lawn- best seen from the path in the Water Garden.
Gardens open for just two more weeks - still time to catch the last of Summer of 2026!! www.hindringhamhall.org

Hindringham Hall gardens -Lots of colour still to be seen in the beds of the West Lawn. Look for the flower covered arc...
04/10/2026

Hindringham Hall gardens -Lots of colour still to be seen in the beds of the West Lawn. Look for the flower covered arching stems of Lespedeza thunbergii – an autumn favourite. www.hindringhamhall.org

The leaves are changing colour and the nights are drawing in but still a lot to see in the gardens at Hindringham Hall w...
28/09/2026

The leaves are changing colour and the nights are drawing in but still a lot to see in the gardens at Hindringham Hall www.hindringhamhall.org
Gardens open Tuesday 1-5 and 10-2 until October 18th

A very underrated plant is the Sempervivum. Here it is clinging to the sides of a concrete sun dial with no soil whatsoe...
24/09/2026

A very underrated plant is the Sempervivum. Here it is clinging to the sides of a concrete sun dial with no soil whatsoever. Totally neglected it continues to multiply its fleshy rosettes of leaves. Sempervivum comes from the latin botanical name meaning always green, this sempervivum is commonly called a "House leek" - it deserves better!!
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Beautiful Blue Cedar- planted 20 years ago on the East lawn at Hindringham Hall. What seemed like a long way from the M...
20/09/2026

Beautiful Blue Cedar- planted 20 years ago on the East lawn at Hindringham Hall.
What seemed like a long way from the Moat edge when planted as a small tree is now not such a distance!!!
Enjoy the view sitting out from the Coffee Shop across the Moat- not necessary to go round the gardens. Open when the gardens open Tuesday 1-5 and Wednesday 10-2

In the gravel between the Helianthemum and rose on the west Wall of the Hall are appearing the Sternbergia Lutea. Also k...
14/09/2026

In the gravel between the Helianthemum and rose on the west Wall of the Hall are appearing the Sternbergia Lutea. Also known as the Winter Daffodil. Resembling a crocus rather than a daffodil it is also a member of the Amaryllis family. It enjoys its position of poor free draining soil and completely disappears after flowering.
Gardens open every Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning until 14th October or why not follow our weekly update-www.hindringhamhall.org/gardendiary

44 different birds spotted in the Gardens by our garden visitors since May - and we don't close until 14th October!44 ...
07/09/2026

44 different birds spotted in the Gardens by our garden visitors since May - and we don't close until 14th October!44 different birds spotted in the Gardens by our garden visitors since May - and we don't close until 14th October
Gardens open Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday mornings www.hindringhamhall.org

In the West lawn look for the Eucomis or “Pineapple Lilly”. The name comes from the Greek eu (good/beautiful) and Kome (...
03/09/2026

In the West lawn look for the Eucomis or “Pineapple Lilly”. The name comes from the Greek eu (good/beautiful) and Kome (hair). It refers to the tufts that appear on the top of the spike of star shaped florets- beautiful hair. The other name “Pineapple Lilly”, references the striking pineapple-like flower spikes. From top to bottom an interesting plant.
Gardens open Tuesday 1-5 and Wednesday 10-2 until mid October
www.hindringhamhall.org

Address

Blacksmiths Lane. Hindringham
Fakenham
NR210QA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm

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+441328878226

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