History

The current owners of Burrow Farm Gardens, Mary and John Benger, moved in during 1959 to start their very own garden and a dairy herd! John took on growing and nurturing the dairy herd, while Mary and their four children took on the task of transforming the Old Roman Clay Pit (now the Woodland Garden) and other areas into the spectacular gardens that you see today.

Over the 55 years of its existance, the gardens have gone from strength to strength. Officially opened for the first time in 1974, plenty has changed and many beautiful aspects added.

Facilities

Burrow Farm Gardens is a reception-only venue, however an increasingly popular wedding option is to have an official ceremony in a registry office and then a blessing or humanist ceremony in one of Burrow Farm Gardens' stunning outdoor locations.

There are so many spaces in the garden to enjoy, from the beautiful courtyard and terrace gardens around the house, to the Pergola Walk, the Millennium Garden created at the turn of the century, ponds, a summerhouse, a conference room and even a tea room.

Marquee Weddings

Burrow Farm Gardens provides a flexible event space, giving customers the freedom to choose whichever marquee they desire. The marquee area is adjacent to the Anniversary Garden, where 13 acres of manicured flowerbeds can be enjoyed.

Catering

You are welcome to use your own caterers at Burrow Farm Gardens, meaning that you can be completely adventurous in your culinary choices!

Accommodation

There is no accommodation on site, but plenty in the local area.

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