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All the information you need to plan a great day out at The Gibberd Garden in 2021
Visitor InfoUpdated February 22nd 2021 – March Opening Details
The Gibberd Garden will be open for exercise on Sunday March 7th.
Starting on Wednesday March 10th the Garden will be open to visitors, subject to the restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic that come into effect on March 8th. Pre-booking is required for visitors arriving by car. The cost is £10.00 per car. Bookings can be made via links on the Events page: Events
Visitors arriving on foot or bicycle will be accommodated as reasonably and safely as possible – usual admission prices apply.
Opening times are 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. with last entry at 4:00
The Garden will be open for Easter
Sunday April 4th and Monday 5th 2021
Visitors will be aware of changes in restrictions from March 28th to April 12th.
Please look at the summary of how we are observing the regulations from opening day to April 12th on the Visitors Information Page. Visitor Information 2021
Please continue to enjoy the images of the garden captured by our friends, volunteers and gardeners on our new Winter Picture Gallery.
Winter 2020-21 Picture Gallery
This unique and beautiful Gibberd Garden was created by Sir Frederick Gibberd (1908-1984) and planned as a series of enticing spaces, every turn reveals a new vista or work of art.
The Coronavirus pandemic changed how we operated in 2020. We will be planning the 2021 season through the winter, adapting to the changing situation, so before planning your next visit:
Please check these links for Winter Updates and a preview of next season:
Visit the online Shop – we have new items including a variety of notelets with images of the Gibberd Garden. Shop
The Gibberd Garden is a participating house member of Historic Houses.
Full Details are on the Visitor Information page.
The Gibberd Garden has launched a fundraising appeal to ensure the future of a Harlow Treasure.
Make a donation here:
Donate – Gibberd Garden Covid-19 Appeal
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We are showcasing sculptures in The Garden as a regular feature. We are pleased to have a new sculpture, inspired by Sir Frederick Gibberd’s Garden and created by Krijn de Koning, as part of New Geographies – a three year project funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. Follow the link to the current “Featured Sculpture”
The Gibberd Garden is open every Wednesday and Sunday, 2pm – 5pm (last entry 4pm).
Payment is by Card / Contactless only.
Via this link: Visitor Information 2021
Please note that the garden may be closed to the public due to private events. The garden will be closed on the following dates:
We currently do not have any private events
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Full: £5.00
Concession: £4.00 (over 60 or Students)
Children 5 to 16yrs: £1.00 (under 5s FREE)
Members of the the following organizations: FREE
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A new walking route from the Victoria Hall to Marsh Lane through the Gilden Estate is open (January 2021) Details:
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All the information you need to plan a great day out at The Gibberd Garden in 2021
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BECOME A FRIENDI’ve visited the Gibberd Garden many times and every time it makes me feel like a kid. Much of its planting is green, which sets a tranquil scene. It is cleverly laid out: divided up into rooms, most of them home to interesting pieces of sculpture that increase the sense of exploration and discovery as you move through.
The Gibberd Garden is a national treasure.
Architect Sir Frederick Gibberd's ambitious sculpture garden ought not to be missed, especially as it is at a peak with excellent horticulture complementing the 90 or so sculptures and episodes that adorn this site. Well worth going out of your way for.
It is a wonderful garden ... an inspiration to the present generation of young gardeners.
Gibberd's Garden has all the sureness of a latter-day Brown or Repton's work. Everyone who visits is bewitched by its serene but entertaining beauty.
You know how much thought must have gone into it, yet it looks utterly uncontrived: true wizardry.