Autumn at Greys Court

When autumn arrives at Greys Court hues of reds, oranges and yellows can be seen throughout the gardens and the estate, creating a wonderful display of colour for your autumn walk.

The arboretum in Autumn at Greys Court, in the garden to the north of the house features many handsome mature trees, including larches, Catalpa bignoniodies and arbutus, which were suggested by Humphrey Waterfield.

Greys Court has a pawprint rating of two, which means dogs are welcome.

They have water bowls, dog bins and dog-friendly walks.

You’ll be able to take your dog into some areas, but not everywhere.

You can have a cup of tea with your four-legged friend inside and outside of the tearoom, and dogs are welcome in the shop.

Blue badge parking.

Accessible toilet.

Grounds partly accessible.

250 yards from car park to gardens and house.

Stairs to second floor of house.

Livestock in fields.

They have a buggy running most days which can take visitors from visitor reception to the house.