Wye Valley Sculpture Garden

Due to the change in climate the snowdrops appear to be early again this year so we will be opening a week early.

Open 1pm - 4pm each day.

Friday 24th Jan
Saturday 25th Jan
Sunday 26th Jan

Friday - 31st Jan
Saturday - 1st Feb
Sunday - 2nd Feb

Friday - 7th Feb
Saturday - 8th Feb
Sunday - 9th Feb

Please note that if the snowdrops are still looking good we may open on 14th, 15th and 16th, we will keep you posted.

General admission
Adults - £9.00
Children - Under 16’s £5
Under 5’s - Free

Season Tickets
A couples season ticket – £40
A solo season ticket – £22
(Purchase on arrival)

There is no need to book in advance, please turn up and pay on the gate unless you are in a group of 20 or more.

Please notify us if you are bringing a big group and or a coach

PAYMENT - We take cards or cash but prefer cards.

Please see all available snowdrops in our SNOWDROP SHOP in the main menu.
Please note that we are not doing snowdrop pre orders, they will be for sale on our open days on a first come, first serve basis.

We have good numbers of stock for most varieties but a few popular lines will sell out fast.

Selection of homemade cakes served with Tea, Coffee, Hot chocolate or Herbal Tea
Piece of cake and hot drink £6.50

Joining us this year will be Branch and Vine Bottle Shop who will be serving hot mulled cider. Their nearby shop will also be open for anyone looking for natural wine, cider and perry.
£4 a glass

Sculptures in the garden at this time are made by GemmaKateWood. Please ask for her if you would like to talk about purchasing a piece.

Groups of 20 or more must be prearranged - info@wyevalleysculpturegarden.co.uk

Accessibility and Disabled Access

We are so fortunate here to be nestled beautifully on the gentle slopes of the Lower Wye Valley.

It is therefore important to acknowledge that the whole garden is on a gradient.

We work tirelessly to make the garden as accessible as possible.

In the main part of the garden where many of the snowdrops can be viewed the pathways are as level as they can be and have a gravel or stone surface.

We put wood chip on the other paths to keep them passible and there are rails on the steeper sections. There are also plenty of places to sit on low walls and benches if you need to take it gently.

At the far side of the garden is the Snowdrop wood. This will require walking to as these areas are not really suitable for wheel chairs. We work to keep wood chippings on these paths but they can still get muddy and slippery in places at that time of the year.

If you have mobility issues or use a wheel chair and or a mobility scooter (well powered ones) and have decided that the garden will be suitable for you to visit then when you arrive please notify the parking attendant who can direct you towards a suitable parking place where you can gain the best access.

Unfortunately, the garden does not yet have a wheelchair friendly toilet due to space constraints in our studio.

We work constantly to improve paths so in time we hope that to be fully inclusive.

We have parking on hard standing for twenty cars, when it is busy we will have parking attendants to park you else where, please be patient.

We appreciate that this will upset many of you but due to the Sculptural work in the garden our insurance will no longer allow dogs.

Thank you for your undertanding.

We will do everything we can to keep the garden open during the Snowdrop event but it is February therefore it is really important that you check the website or Social media pages before setting out.

Are welcome in the garden but we must reiterate that the garden is not a playground so they must be with parents/guardians at all times.

The garden has deep ponds, there will be hot braziers burning and sculptures must not be touched, any damage must be paid for.

It goes without saying, it is winter. Please wear sturdy footwear especially as the paths can get slippery and muddy in places.