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Naturescape Wildflower Farm

Langar, Nottingham, 10.5 miles from the city centre
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ENTRY

Free

SETTING

Outdoors

WHERE

Langar, Nottingham

What it’s like

A free-to-visit wildflower garden with two ponds, a play area and a tearoom for cake afterwards.

The main thing here is wandering, not queueing for anything. You've got a 3-acre wildlife garden to walk round, two ponds to peer into for pondskaters and whatever else is lurking, and a children's play area if the walking part wears thin before you're done. It's free to get in, which makes it an easy one to try without committing a whole day's budget to it.

This suits kids who like poking about outside more than kids who need something with flashing lights. Younger children will be happy pond-dipping with their eyes and running about the play area; there's nothing here that needs a particular age or height to join in, it's just a garden and a play space.

The tearoom is doing a fair bit of the work on a visit like this. Homemade cakes, made-to-order sandwiches, hot food, teas and coffee, ice creams too, with both indoor and outdoor seating so you're not stuck if the weather turns. Worth knowing that hot food stops at 1.30pm, so if a proper lunch matters, get there before then rather than drifting in mid-afternoon.

It's open Tuesday to Saturday 9 till 4, Sunday and Bank Holidays 10 till 4, and closed Mondays apart from Bank Holidays. There's wheelchair access to the tearoom via ramps on both sides, though there are no disabled toilets, and dogs are welcome as long as they're on a lead.

Facilities

Café
Dog friendly
Gift shop
Indoor play
Indoor seating
Food on site
Outdoor play
Picnic area
Step-free access
Wheelchair accessible

Need to know

Food
Tearoom serves homemade cakes, hot food, made-to-order sandwiches, teas, fresh coffee, ice creams and soft drinks
Wheelchairs
Wheelchair access to Tea Room via ramps on 2 sides
Dogs
Allowed on a leash
  • Hot food only runs till 1.30pm, so aim for an earlier lunch
  • No disabled toilets on site
  • Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays
  • Dogs need to stay on a leash

Plan your visit

How much does it cost?

It's free to get in.

Is there anywhere for kids to run about?

Yes, there's a children's play area alongside the wildlife garden and ponds.

What food is available?

The tearoom does homemade cakes, made-to-order sandwiches, hot food, teas, coffee and ice creams. Hot food stops at 1.30pm.

Is it open every day?

Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 4pm, Sunday and Bank Holidays 10am to 4pm. It's closed Mondays except Bank Holidays.

Can we bring the dog?

Yes, dogs are allowed on a leash.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

There's wheelchair access to the tearoom via ramps on two sides, but there are no disabled toilets.

Areas to explore

  • Children's Play Area

    outdoors

    On-site play area for children.

  • Wildlife Garden

    outdoors

    A roughly 3-acre wildlife garden with native wildflowers, plus 40 acres of wildflower fields grown for seed production.

  • Wildlife Ponds

    outdoors

    Two wildlife ponds in the grounds.

Also on site

  • Plant Shop

    Shop attached to the Tea Room offering around 200 species of native wildflowers in 9cm pots, plus herbs, cottage garden plants, roses and climbers.

  • Tea Room

    indoors

    Serves homemade cakes, sandwiches made to order, hot food, teas, coffees, ice creams and soft drinks, with indoor and outdoor seating.

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