Welcome to

The Japanese Garden at Cowden

welcome to

The Japanese Garden at Cowden

We are currently open 6 days a week (closed on Tuesdays) from
10.30am to 5.00pm
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This is a ticketed estate. Please book through our website in advance as tickets are limited. We ask that you only arrive onto the estate within your booked time slot, thank you.
After exploring, why not visit our Tearoom where we serve delicious lunches and cakes, all made in house. Or, if you have brought your own, we have some great picnic areas available.

Please be aware that it is Assistance Dogs Only that are allowed in the Japanese Garden and Christie Walk. However, dogs on leads are very welcome to enjoy the Woodland Walk, Lime Tree Avenue and outside seating areas. 

22nd octeber
Children's Autumnal Classes
Inspired by the changing colours of our beautiful Acer leaves, we’ll be crafting, colouring, printing and creating in several different ways. There will be plenty to make and take home and lots of fun to be had. All abilities welcome and no experience necessary.
BOOK YOUR SPACE
16th october
Children's Practice & Play
Activity – Join storyteller Lindsey Gibb on a guided walk through our woods and hear all about some of the creatures that live there! From red squirrels to sprites, from badgers to bogles….you never know what you might see or hear about!
BOOK YOUR SPACE

Coming Soon

Cowden Halloween

October half term is quickly approaching. Watch out for our annual pumpkin trail appearing in the Garden and lots of fun challenges and crafts available daily.

If you would like to donate a pumpkin (carved or Painted) to our trail please email for more details:

Pumpkin Donations
Festive Paper Folding Workshop (13th December)
£75.00
Festive Willow Rudolph (30th of November)
£70.00
Festive Japanese Boro Workshop (7th December)
£65.00
Festive Felting (6th December)
£65.00
Festive Wooden Reindeer Full Day (1st November)
£70.00

Dogs and Cowden Garden

Welcome to the Japanese Garden at Cowden

Footage supplied by: Chris Lawlor

"Taki Handa was the first and only woman to have designed a Japanese garden of this nature. The fact that she was appointed in 1908 is of significant interest worldwide."

PROFESSOR FUKUHARA (2014)

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