Not suitable for wheelchairs due to narrow paths. I can't remember many (if any) steps. It's in a residential permit area and I can't remember if there are any disabled parking so we parked in a park which was about 5 mins walk away.

No it isn’t necessary to do that.

I think so, when we went it was closed officially but they let us pop in and walk around. In essence it's someone's back garden but it's a rather vast garden with some very impressive spaces. I can't see why not if your pet is well behaved.

A discreet picnic would be fine, as long as you didn't mind being tucked away from the central lawns and not spread out on the lawn. We need to make sure all visitors can wonder around freely, to enjoy the garden and views. We look forward to seeing you and hope you enjoy your visit.

Hi Jeff, yes to an extent you shouldn’t have to much trouble

Hi, unfortunately there are no facilities here but we are just a short walk from the town.

We took lots of photos during our visit.

Hi, we would suggest St Nicholas Car Park in Warwick, it is only a short walk away. Hope that helps, please do let us know if you have anymore questions.

So sorry for the delay . I hope you visited the garden and enjoyed it . I am unsure about dogs being allowed, however as a dog owner myself I wouldn't take my boy in there because of unavoidable leg lifting up the plants . !! Then of course any unexpected toilet squats and associated foot scraping would be most inappropriate in the confined corners of this gorgeous garden. I still recall being there as a highlight of my year . Hope you did too.