Working alongside nature

The wildlife lake in June at Little Dinworthy Gardens

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The wildlife lake in early Spring at Little Dinworthy Gardens

Opening for the National Garden Scheme this coming Spring, a developing garden, working with nature to encourage wildlife, with lake and walks through young woodland.

A love of beauty in nature is fundamental to the wild gardens at Little Dinworthy.

Wild Garden and Woodland

This week’s highlights…

Cherries and Magnolias in full bloom

April

Each month brings its own beauty

Refreshments

  • Homemade cakes and cream teas

  • Small range of additional refreshments

Served in the Studio Barn Tea Room

The Tea Room

Next Basketmaking Workshop

at Little Dinworthy

to be confirmed…

Previous workshop

Weave yourself a beautiful Zarzo platter

If you would like to try your hand at willow weaving, come and enjoy a day weaving an elegant Zarzo platter inspired by the Spanish basket makers of old.

For beginners and those with more experience.

10 - 4.30

Includes:  all materials and refreshments

£75

These large platters are a joy to make, beautiful to look at, and very useful.

Opening Times

We plan to open the garden and woodland again in Spring 2027, both for the National Garden Scheme and on selected Little Dinworthy open days.

Dates are still being planned and will be announced here and in our Little Dinworthy Letters‍ - sign up below to receive them.

  • Meadow walks

  • Children’s woodland trail

  • Wellies or suitable footwear recommended as the grass and paths can be wet and muddy

  • Dogs welcome - please keep them on leads at all times

How to find us

Situated 1.5 miles north west of Bradworthy, North Devon

EX22 7QX

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From Bradworthy village square, head north to Hartland/Meddon. You can take a first left to Dinworthy at the first Crossroads, but the road is very pot-holey.

For a smoother ride, turn left at the next crossroads, North Moor Cross.

At the T junction, turn left, and after a quarter of a mile the entrance to Little Dinworthy will be seen on your right.