Explore Hodnet Hall Gardens
Where you can find us
Hodnet Hall
Hodnet
Shropshire
TF9 3NN
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Discover the secrets of the Gardens, including the 17th century dovecot and Tithe Barn, historic restaurant, waterfalls and walkways. Uncover the History of the estate and the Heber-Percy family, whose lives have been entwined with the village of Hodnet for nearly 300 years. Explore the calendar of Hodnet Hall Gardens , including a summer plant fair and charity open days.
Whether you’re a local season-ticket holder, organising a group event, or simply passing by, the magic of Hodnet Hall awaits.
Open Sundays, Wednesdays & Bank Holiday Mondays 11am–5pm, March 23rd to October 29th 2025 .
Dogs welcome on leads.
Our facilities
- Dog friendly
- Free on site parking
- Free Wifi
- Garden
- Group visits available
- Non smoking establishment
- Disabled Access
- Disabled Toilets
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