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Breezy Knees Gardens

Name: Breezy Knees Gardens
Brand: Euan's Guide
Rating: 3.75 (2 reviews)

Overall rating

3.75

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A flower lovers haven with 20 acres of gardens including extensive herbaceous borders, fragrant rose garden, rockery, fountains, cottage garden, annual meadow, special June and September gardens and much more. Featuring over 6,000 varieties of flowers the main borders remain packed full of colour throughout summer, supplemented by new highlights, like the peonies of June, the roses of mid-summer and the late summer blooms of the September Garden. Plus, a specialist nursery with a large selection of perennials, many rare and unusual.

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Overall rating

3.75

(2 reviews)

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Access (avg.)

4.25

Parking (avg.)

3.75

Toilets (avg.)

1.5

Staff (avg.)

2.5

hejyork

May 2017

Great access but no carers concession

The access was fantastic, you can get round most of the garden in a manual wheelchair. However it is difficult to rate them any higher because when we got there we found out that I had to pay full price for myself (which is fine) and full price for my carer (without whom I couldn't have visited the garden)

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Aug 2016

4.5

Lovely, accessible gardens

Breezy Knees is a garden, nursery and café at Stockton on the Forest near York. It is made up of various different gardens separated by fences or hedges - there are gardens for different times of the year plus the beautifully scented rose garden, shade garden, rock garden, cottage garden and many more, including fountains and ponds. a couple of the gardens are not wheel-accessible but the vast majority of it is, including the café which also has outside seating.

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Disabled Access Information for Breezy Knees Gardens

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The entrance, gardens, nursery and cafe are all flat and accessible to wheelchairs. 90% of paths in the gardens are wheelchair friendly, only the cottage garden and rockery have narrow winding paths of either gravel or bark which are unsuitable. All other paths are either tarmac or made of firm cycle path type material.