from Bowness it is 10 minutes (slow) drive. You go past the school and keep ging. Entrance is by donation

I am afraid dogs are not allowed in the garden with the exception of assistance dogs. Hope this helps.

Yes to parking for about 25 vehicles - I have never visited and there not been spaces.I would say not really suitable for children.

I don't know, sorry . The gardens have luscious gentle gradual lawns, and some of the most spectacular views and seats are in elevated areas, which involve single file walks as the paths are narrow in some parts. So, on balance, I`d suggest leave the dog at home, one would not want to get tangled in a lead, or scare the dog with r.estricted space. Gorgeous at this time of year

1) Weather fine 2) Taxi is best bet unless you are a keen walker - see the web site for visiting details and directions. 3) Entrance is free - a donations box is available on site. Most of the garden is dormant at the moment but the views are still spectacular.

There is limited wheelchair access. If you provide an email address I will let you have a map showing various access areas. Entry is free but a donation of £4 per person is welcomed to help with costs of running the garden which is maintained entirely by volunteers. Hope to see you next April.

Sorry but no. The grounds can be used for wedding photos after the ceremony, but by prior arrangement only.

I believe that dogs (excepting guide dogs) are not allowed.