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Highgrove House and Gardens. Tetbury. England | King Charles III A variety of tours and events take place on the Highgrove Estate throughout the year; from workshops and black-tie dinners to guest talks, and special tour packages, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Highgrove
Plan Your Visit | Highgrove Shop Gardens This page contains essential information to help you plan your visit to Highgrove Please read everything carefully before booking, and again before travelling to the Gardens
Highgrove Garden Tours, Afternoon Champagne Tea Private Tours . . . Join a group of up to 26 guests, led by one of our experienced guides, on a tour of the extraordinary and inspiring Gardens at Highgrove Your visit also includes a delightful pre-arranged dining experience in the elegant Orchard Room Restaurant
Highgrove Garden Tour | Highgrove Shop Gardens Led by one of our experienced guides, enjoy a 1½-hour tour of Highgrove Gardens From the other-worldly Stumpery to the whimsical Thyme Walk and the Chelsea award-winning Carpet Garden, you’ll see Highgrove as part of a group of up to 26 guests
Highgrove Savouries Preserves | Highgrove Shop Gardens Highgrove Savouries Preserves For spreading on toast, sandwiching between sponges or enjoyed with a chunk of cheese, our range of savouries and preserves are an essential accompaniment to add an explosion of flavour
Directions | Highgrove Shop Gardens Highgrove Gardens are in Doughton, two miles south-west of Tetbury in Gloucestershire, off the A433 road to Bath Aim to arrive 15 minutes before the start of your Garden Tour or Event (no earlier) to allow time for security checks
Highgrove Estate History | Highgrove Shop Gardens His Majesty King Charles III came to Highgrove in 1980, and the house and gardens have since undergone many thoughtful innovations When His Majesty first arrived, Highgrove possessed little more than a neglected kitchen garden, an overgrown copse, some pastureland, and a few hollow oaks
Explore the Gardens, Garden Highlights - Highgrove Highgrove Gardens comprise a varied collection of landscapes, from the genteel environs of the Sundial Garden to the unstructured beauty of the Wildflower Meadow There is much to discover in this extraordinary collection, a garden over 35 years in the making by HM King Charles III