With 55 acres, the grounds include formal lawns,fountains and pools, seasonal flower beds, garden rooms, paved courts, and Theatre gardens.
The grade I Edwardian garden is currently being restored to it's former glory.
Dyffryn gardens offers an endless variety of forms and colour throughout the year. During the year there are many events taking place especially at weekends.There's something for everyone.
History of Dyffryn
640 AD Manor of Worlton given by King Judhail to Bishop Oudoceus of Llandaff
Mid 16th C Estate aquired by family of Sir Thomas Button, an admiral of Queen Elizabeth I
18th centuy Name changed to Dyffryn, sold to Thomas Pryce and house rebuilt
1939 Estate leased to Glamorgan County Council for 999 years as botanical garden
1996 After local goverment reorganisation, estate managed by Vale of Glamorgan who purchases lease. Grants obtained to reinstate gardens to original designs.
2000 Gardens awarded Grade I status in the CADW register as of special historic interest.
2007 Gardens re-open after restoration. Work starts on restoration of house.
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Opening Times
Main Season 10am ~6pm 1st March ~October 31st 7 Day Week
Low Season 10am ~ 4pm 1st November ~ 29th Feb --7 Day Week
Admission
General Admission Charges for 2011/12
Category High Season 2011
1st March -
31st October Low Season 2011/12
1st November -
28th February
Adults £6.50 £5.00
Family (2 adults up to 4 children) £17.00 £12.75
Concessions (over 60s or students with NUS card) £4.50 £3.50
Child £2.50 £2.00
Disabled £2.50 £2.00
Carer Free Free
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