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Cerne Abbas Open Gardens
Cerne Abbas is well known for its giant, Abbey site and as one of the prettiest villages in Dorset.
25 gardens will be open around the village covering a whole range of sizes and styles. Gardeners will be available to answer your questions and share their love of their gardens. Some gardens are wheelchair accessible and most welcome well-behaved dogs on leads. All the gardens are within easy walking distance of a car park. St Mary's church will be especially decorated with flowers.
We are celebrating our 50th opening and the proceeds will be divided between The National Trust Giant Hill Appeal and Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance 2nd helicopter appeal.
Open Gardens has been featured on television, most recently Channel 5’s Dorset Country & Coast, episode 6.
A plant stall operates in the village square from 1pm. Refreshments, including home-made cakes, are served in the vicarage garden.
25 gardens will be open around the village covering a whole range of sizes and styles. Gardeners will be available to answer your questions and share their love of their gardens. Some gardens are wheelchair accessible and most welcome well-behaved dogs on leads. All the gardens are within easy walking distance of a car park. St Mary's church will be especially decorated with flowers.
We are celebrating our 50th opening and the proceeds will be divided between The National Trust Giant Hill Appeal and Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance 2nd helicopter appeal.
Open Gardens has been featured on television, most recently Channel 5’s Dorset Country & Coast, episode 6.
A plant stall operates in the village square from 1pm. Refreshments, including home-made cakes, are served in the vicarage garden.
Saturday 20 Jun 26 and Sunday 21 Jun 26
Village of Cerne Abbas Dorset DT2 7GD
Gardens Open 2-6pm. Day ticket (map) £8 per adult, accompanied young folk (15 and under) free. Payment by card available.Free car park (DT2 7GD) open from 1pm.
Public convenienes (with disability facility) available in the centre of the village.
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