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Things To Do Near Me Grantham

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Easton Walled Gardens

Things To Do Near Me Grantham

Looking for things to do near you in Grantham? Just a short 15-minute drive away, Easton Walled Gardens offers a peaceful countryside escape rich in history and natural beauty. Once left to ruin, these 400-year-old gardens have been lovingly restored and now bloom with colour, character, and life.

Ideal for a relaxing day out, visitors can explore winding garden paths, sit quietly by the river, and take in the scent of wildflowers in bloom. Whether you’re a nature lover, history enthusiast, or simply in need of a breath of fresh air, Easton Walled Gardens is a perfect retreat close to Grantham.

Recharge, Shop & Catch Up With Friends: The Courtyard

Looking for relaxing things to do near Grantham? Step into The Courtyard at Easton Walled Gardens. A peaceful and welcoming space for all just a short drive from Grantham. Whether you’re planning a brief visit or a slow afternoon, The Courtyard offers the perfect blend of charm, comfort, and creativity.

Begin with a handcrafted coffee and a homemade treat in the Coffee Room, where cosy indoor seating and a tranquil outdoor area, complete with garden chairs and soft cosy throws, invite you to unwind. Then, explore the Courtyard Shop, home to a beautiful selection of artisan gifts, homewares, and garden-inspired finds. For lovers of stationery and creativity, Griffin of Easton is not to be missed, featuring carefully curated notebooks, artist supplies, pens, and books.

Open Wednesday to Sunday (and Bank Holiday Mondays) from 11am to 4pm, The Courtyard is free to visit and doesn’t require a garden ticket. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in all areas of The Courtyard, including the shops and The Coffee Room. Whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet moment to yourself, The Courtyard is one of the most peaceful things to do near Grantham.

An Escape From Grantham

Escape to Easton Walled Gardens, a hidden gem just a short drive from town. Tucked away in the Lincolnshire countryside, these once-abandoned gardens have been thoughtfully restored, now offering visitors a peaceful and picturesque experience away from the everyday.

Wander through open meadows filled with wildflowers, explore centuries-old garden walls, and find a quiet bench to pause and take in the view. With its blend of heritage and natural beauty, Easton Walled Gardens is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and enjoy a slower pace of life, right on Grantham’s doorstep.

We Can't Wait To Welcome You!

Planning a visit to Easton Walled Gardens? To help you make the most of your day, here’s a quick list of some essentials to bring along. Whether you’re exploring the grounds, relaxing in The Courtyard, or browsing the shops, you don’t want to leave these behind at home!

  • Comfortable shoes, appropriate for walking
  • Walking stick
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Camera/ Smart phone 
  • Shopping bag
  • An umbrella (If the weather isn’t looking too great)
  • Dog-lead (If you’re visiting us on one of our dog days or planning on bringing your furry friends along to The Courtyard)

No matter if you’re visiting from Grantham, Bourne, Stamford, Melton Mowbray, or nearby Rutland, we’re delighted to welcome you to Easton Walled Gardens. You’re more than welcome to visit without booking, but for workshops, special events, and experience days, we recommend reserving your spot in advance.

If you have any questions before your visit, feel free to give us a call on 01476 530063, or send us an email, our friendly team is always happy to help. For any additional information you may require such as directions and FAQs, please see our ‘Plan Your Visit‘ page. We look forward to seeing you soon and sharing the beauty of the gardens with you.

 

Meet Jules Hudson…

Jules Hudson will be signing copies of his book 'Walled Gardens' at The Courtyard Shop on Thursday 3rd November, 1pm - 3pm.

May in the gardens