The Mill Garden

At the end of Mill Street famous for its 15th and 16th century buildings is where you will find the Mill Garden. This beautiful oasis is renowned for the quality of its planting and breathtaking position on the banks of the River Avon, lying beneath the walls of Warwick Castle.

Mill Street
Warwick
CV34 4HB
Tel: 01926 492877

About

At the bottom of Mill Street is the Mill Garden, famed for the quality of its planting in an unbelievable setting. It was created over a period of sixty years by the late Arthur Measures, who made it a personal expression of his love of plants.

On one side are the river and the ruin of the mediaeval bridge, whose roadway once led across where there are now lawns and flowers. In a lucky year, swans nest in its shelter. On the other side, Caesar’s Tower looms overhead. The stone walls of the castle give one of the most dramatic backdrops of any garden.

Open daily April to October 10am-5pm
(subject to adverse weather conditions)

Admission £3, please note this is cash only.
Accompanied young children free.
Not accessible for wheelchairs.