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From 1901 to 1903, Mill Gardens, Mill Bridge and the boathouse were developed. A 1909 a replacement bandstand was built as the current one was used so often it was a noise nuisance to neighbours. [4] The year 1926 saw two further additions to the gardens.
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Every year since 2006 - Green Flag Awardand Green Heritage Site Accreditation2015 - BALI National Landscape Award (for high horticultural standards and design)2016 - Bees' Needs Award (one of 19 parks nationally for our work to help pollinators)2016 - Special Award for Innovation 2016(one of 15 parks nationally for our 2015 redesign of the Sensory Garden)The Aviary Café - beautiful Victorian tea pavilionJephson's event venue – weddings, conferences and celebrationsAll areas accessible by wheelchairs and pushchairs.We'll be repairing the wooden ship in the Mill Gardens play area in Leamington on Monday 22 August 2022, which should take a couple of weeks to complete. A small part of the park will be fenced off but the remaining play area will be open, or you can visit the brand new play area at Victoria Park.
Dogs must be kept on a lead in Jephson GardensDogs are not allowed in Mill Gardens play areaNo cycling in Jephson GardensFishing is not allowed in Jephson Gardens. Anglers are welcome in Mill Gardens on the stretch of river next to the grassed areaFirst laid out in 1831 as informal riverside walks along the River Leam, the land was renamed Jephson Gardens and developed into formal gardens after 1846. They were named in honour of Dr Henry Jephson, a famous doctor who had promoted the town as a spa. Originally the settling beds for the town’s water supply, Mill Gardens was landscaped as part o...
Jephson Gardens has one building available for hire; South Lodge. Located at the Parade entrance, the lodge is the perfect location for art displays and small meetings. Additionally, the Studio in the Glasshouseis a great base for visiting school groups, running craft activity sessions, and art residencies. Contact us using the details below find o...
Bike- bike racks on Newbold Terrace and outside East LodgeRail- 10-minutes walk from Leamington Spa station via Pump Room Gardens.Royal Pump Rooms - award winning art gallery and museum, tourist information, café, public library, events and functionsOld Town trail -self-guided walk from the Royal Pump RoomsEvents in Leamington Town Centre - See Royal Leamington SpaChurches- All Saints and St Peter’s, two magnificent Victorian interiorsOn occasion, there may be vehicles accessing the gardens for a short period of time in support of various events and activities at the Glasshouse. 1. Organising an event 2. Filming
A lovely oasis of green, colour, water and architecture. Attractions include The Glasshouse, cafe, monuments, small lake and the River Leam. The gardens form part of a bigger green corridor starting from Newbold Comyn, Jephson Gardens, Royal Pump Room Gardens to Victoria Park.
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Mill Gardens. Across the river from the Jephson Gardens, over Mill Bridge, lies the small Mill Gardens (approx 4 acres) with its large expanse of grass, childrens play area and boating lake and boathouse.
Improvements to the river through the Victorian era culminated in the construction of Mill Bridge, Mill Gardens and boathouse, 1901-03, creating one riverside landscape.
Mill Gardens run along the south bank of the Leam, opposite Jephson Gardens. Features include Mill Bridge (listed grade II) and an 80m long boating pool with boathouse.
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Some 20m south-west of those gates is the start of Mill Passage, which runs southwards through the Gardens as a right of way from Newbold Terrace to Mill Bridge. Other paths run around the Gardens' perimeter and around the 100m long Lake (dug 1846-7) east of West Lodge.
