Wow beautiful place. Very clean and well kept gardens in the local area. Lots of different types of plant life to see here, from the many types of herbs you can smell as you enter to the flowers and in the main park area a nice little apple orchid.

My favourite park. Full of history and very well mentained by the volunteers. From Spring to late Autumn, it's a beautiful place!

Beautiful park with a walled garden. You can get a coffee, cake or snacks in the cafe. There is a place to sit outside or inside. There is a small parking with few spaces. All green areas are nicely maintained. There is a place for a picnic too. No playground but there is a small river and bridge nearby which my children love.

The gardens here are an absolute gem. It’s all so beautifully and lovingly looked after, and the walled garden is just wonderful- a cornucopia of gorgeous flowers and plants. I can’t recommend it enough as a place to just sit and take in the world. An enormous thank you to the volunteers who keep it this way. (Oh and the lovely cafe does a cracking bacon roll.)

Beautiful place well kept by wonderful team volunteers. Well worth a visit .

Always a good place to visit with the walled garden, the water meadows and a variety of birds.

Perfect hidden gem located between Eastcote/Pinner and Northwood Hills. Lovely walled garden, little bridge perfect for Pooh-Sticks, woodlands, River Pinn (which is a stream) cafe and parking available. Great for a relaxing stroll Small cafe we grabbed some decent ice creams 🍦 Plenty of shade and they also have an Orchard

nice,quite and small garden, 5mins wlak from the st Lawrence church

A lovely walled garden, wooded area and walking stretch where you can enjoy nature while still being close to town centre. The garden is brimming with beautiful flowers and bees and did I mention the fragrances? It can transport you to a beautiful place! Go enjoy and indulge in nature.

I had my first visit here yesterday (Sun 4 Sept). Got the bus from Pinner which was quick. Nice peaceful place to walk around, especially the walled garden. I was on a time limit so could only stay an hour. Will definitely be visiting again now I know how quick I can get here from Pinner. I'll also go to the cafe next time as it was very busy on Sunday. At least next time there won't be athletes running around the road / street getting in the way when trying to cross the road islands to the gardens.

Lovely and quaint little flower garden, we've visited during late spring through to autumn, when there's still so many varieties of flowers to see. Always bump into lovely people thanks to our 18 month old who seems to wonder past and wave at everyone sat on one of many benches scattered throughout the garden. It's peaceful with the sun shining into the garden to take a moment at admiring the nature and fresh air. The parking is free, though not many spaces, we've generally found parking within minutes. There's also a little cafe that serves hot and cold food and good space for dog walkers, a small nature trail that goes through the tall trees and feels like walking through a forest. A small stream of water runs through the surrounding greens with a bridge is a joy to see and take some great snaps.

The gardens are lovely. The Snowdrops were in full bloom. Ideal for a short or longer walk , also great for walking the dog . The cafe served a variety of food, which was beautifully cooked and presented and not overpriced. Cafe was also dog friendly .

Beautiful gardens. Lovely little tea shop.

Although a small car park space, free parking. The garden is well maintained and lots to explore. There is a café to get some refreshments although the coffee didn't quite hit the spot for me and it took some time for my order to be taken and for my coffee to be served even though there wasn't a queue. Will be going back though to try the cake which looked nice.

Lovely gardens, a nice place for a walk. Well maintained. It's a pity that the craft units are being discontinued; traditional crafts should be supported and encouraged. I hope they reconsider and offer support to anyone wanting to set up.

Lived in the area for years without discovering this hidden gem. If the small car park is full, drive round the back for free street parking by another entrance in St Lawrence Drive. The highlight is to sit at one of the many benches in the walled gardens and appreciate the flowers. The cafe is open 9-4 most days and is very popular with outdoor seating. Some actually brought their own picnic and sat on the lawn. Good walk also, along the river Pinn.

I had passed this place hundreds of times over the years and decided to visit it last week. It really is a peaceful and interesting venue. Well worth spending time there in the walled garden the cafe is good.

Had a lovely time at the Open Day. Have been before and will go again.

A lovely local park on the corner of Field End Rd and High Road Eastcote which has really received investment over the past few years and now includes a café offering breakfast, coffee and takeaway items, an events space, the walled garden, information placard throughout the park such as on the former Eastcote House, an orchard which I seem to remember was planted for the Platinum Jubilee, a Ha-Ha wall and the River Pinn marking the border between the park and ‘the fields’. A wonderful place to walk the dogs and child friendly (although no playground). Small car park for c. 20 cars as well as disabled parking. Wheelchair friendly. Toilets. Asphalt pathways through the main areas. The walled garden provides a tranquil oasis of calm where one can reflect or sit quietly and and read in peace.

Had a lovely time at the Eastcote House Gardens Cafe. Absolutely phenomenal cakes which were huge slices of light and fluffy goodness. I had the Victoria sponge which was delicious. Coffee was superb and piping hot, just the way it should be. Service was exceptional.

A beautiful walled garden, the setting a gorgeous, the volunteers keep this lovely garden well maintained and loved. Dogs must be on a lead. There are toilets in the garden cafe which usually closes at 3pm. The cafe serves great food made by Alex and team.

Currently daffodils are slightly dry and past prime. Next big display will be probably when the wisteria breaks out. Love these gardens!!

Second time visiting the park. The first time was back in 2016 and still was a good place to visit and walk around.

Beautiful well kept gardens. Love the walled garden.

Lovely peaceful place to visit. Difficult to find parking when busy. Cafe is open regularly.

Beautiful gardens. Lovely cafe, which could do with expanding to cater for popularity.

What a lovely place! I love the mini sculptured bushes round the side. The garden itself was surprisingly busy even though looking quite barren at this time of year. I'm sure this would be a wonderful space to relax in the spring and summer times... The cafe is also a wonderful place to enjoy a very generous bacon and egg bap! Delicious!

Beautiful plants and flowers, peaceful, not too busy. The litle Tudor wall garden is very pretty

This Eastcote House Gardens is in the London Borough of Hillingdon. There are such a vast array of beautiful flowers that are well maintained. This is an ideal area for people who love to do walking exercises, as the diameter of the area is vast. I would definitely recommend this place. It is also ideal for family picnics and relaxing. A nice day out that's free to all.

A beautiful place to visit for all ages, especially on warm, sunny days. Cafe open until 2pm for hot food. Toilets.