Cloudehill Garden & Nursery features stunning, well-maintained gardens with diverse flowers, sculptures, and a forest area.
Entry to the main garden costs $15. There’s also a nursery with various plants, including bonsai, and a shop selling gardening supplies.
A cafe/restaurant is on-site. The garden has many stairs and limited wheelchair access, which can be a challenge for some visitors to fully experience the garden.
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April 25, 2025 at 10:04 AM
10 acres worth of land to explore.you have one side of the garden with different flowers and plans and trees. Then the other side you enter a massive Forrest like area. Definitely worth the $15. We went in the rain and it was still amazing. The trees and the flowers in the distance was magical
April 19, 2025 at 12:42 PM
This garden is such a hidden gem, such a beautiful area with good staff, the bonsai trees were a highlight. 100% would come back again.
April 17, 2025 at 01:52 PM
Absolutely loved our experience here. Worth the $15 entry fee. Gardens very well maintained and variety of different flowers and fauna. The sculptures were a fantastic touch. I loved the quotes everywhere too. The woodland area looked great it was nice to have a bit of a track environment. Spent about 2 hours here
April 12, 2025 at 03:48 AM
We are Digger's members and though Cloudehill's formal garden is privately owned, Digger's have taken over the forest at the rear of the property. Well worth a visit though, to enjoy in your favourite season. Mine being Autumn 🍁 🌿 🍂... The paddock to plate Season's restaurant is good too, we had delicious 😋 cheesecake & hot drinks with a beautiful view of the garden.... You can make bookings too. The photo is of me with topiary near a hedged archway. It costs about $15 to enter the garden if you are just visiting, well worth it if you love gardens though! So much work goes into making it lovely. There are also statues of famous Victorian women, and other "arty" things...
April 6, 2025 at 07:35 AM
Splendid nursery to visit with good variety of small pots plants in front section, then extended variety of fruit trees, a decent area for bonsai collection all of which are free to see. Then if you want to see their main garden it's $15 entry fee, a really pleasant place to admire
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