Our glossy A5 brochure contains a history of the house and gardens, a map of the gardens with each area listed and information on each of the sculptors in the show with a photograph of one of their pieces. They also contain our show guide which lists all of the sculptures at Wyndcliffe Court, with their price. This is regularly updated to take account of any changes. 

All sculptures are for sale and are individually labelled and priced. To make a purchase or for further information about any of the pieces, please ask a member of staff at Wyndcliffe Court.  We can take cash, card, Paypal and cheque payment. Many of the pieces can be taken from the gardens straight away, if the piece is an edition or the artist can replace it with another of their pieces. Large/heavy pieces must be delivered by the sculptor, who will contact you to arrange this.
There are two separate shows in 2015, each will feature new pieces and new artists. If you decide that you would like to purchase a piece after the show has finished, or once you have got home, please contact us and if the piece has not sold in the meantime we can take payment and deliver the sculpture to you.

We welcome group and coach bookings and can easily accommodate you. However, groups of 10 or more are by appointment only. Please contact us for bookings, to ensure coach space is left in the parking area. We can also provide additional catering, prepared for your arrival. Just contact us and we will do the rest. 

We politely remind visitors that we have taken much care to ensure the safety of these gardens to visitors, we advise that visitors wear sensible shoes and abide by any health and safety notices. There are a number of uneven surfaces, please take care walking around the gardens, you do so at your own risk.
Families are welcome, however children under 16 years of age must be accompanied at all times. Please do not let children run in the gardens. The sculptures, and parts of the garden may be delicate and/or heavy and could be dangerous to them as well as risking damage to the sculptures and garden.
No dogs are allowed other than guide dogs.
Please also note that our gardens are not over-manicured, RHS standard or complicated with masses of signage, we would like you to relax, and enjoy the features and plants without overly labelling each of them. We have plant identification books available in the cafe to borrow on your garden exploration should you wish to identify any specific plants.

Although the gardens are Grade II listed and many areas are terraced, at least 50% of the gardens can be accessed by wheelchair and pushchair without any steps. From the car park the courtyard is accessible, and to the left of the entrance there is sloping access to the east of the garden, river view, bowling lawn and woodland dell. For more information please ask upon your arrival. A map with disabled access shown is available for free. Please note that many of the areas which can be accessed by wheelchair and pushchair without steps are grassy and some are sloping and may not be suitable for all, please take care.
We have a disabled toilet and baby change facilities. Please ask a member of staff for access, or knock on the front door. This is also the access point for disabled/pushchair access to our tea room, as the main entrance from the gardens has several large steps.

If you have any questions please email us at [email protected] or call 01291 621242. You may also call us on this number when you require disabled/pushchair access if you prefer.

Our nearest village, St. Arvans has a lovely pub, The Piercefield which serves wonderful dinners and offers walkers a cosy respite. Please see our Local Attractions page for more information on what else there is to see and do in the local area.

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