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Do I need to book in advance?
You can buy tickets on the door, but we recommend booking online to guarantee your tickets!
Kids under 12 FREE?
One free child ticket with every paying adult ticket, any additional children are charged at £5.00
Entrance Pricing:
Day Pass – £14
Parking – £4
Opening Times?
Tues – Fri: 9:30am-4pm
Sat: 9am-4pm
Do we need to book for the Cafe?
No need to book! Please note we kindly request no picnics on site, as we rely on our café sales to help maintain our wonderful sculpture park.
Do you allow dogs?
Yes, in all outdoor spaces and outdoor café area!
Transform your garden with the unrivalled beauty of an ornate gazebo. Each of our stunning gazebos are sky high in quality and irresistible in design. Beautifully hand crafted from the highest quality materials, each gazebo has been built to last and is wonderfully robust.
Choose from ornately breathtaking designs or the simplistically elegant and classic, there really is something for everyone. A stunning feature for your garden or grounds, a gazebo is the perfect place to simply sit back and take in the beauty of your surroundings.
Our gazebos are available in a range of beautiful and durable finishes, so you can tailor the style of your architectural delight to suit your own tastes.
See our full collection of gazebos here.
Gazebos are thought to have originated in Egyptian gardens over 5000 years ago, by members of prominent families. They believed that their gardens were earthly paradises and that they could take them with them into the afterlife. Often we see decadent gardens painted on the walls of tombs, dating back as early as 1400 BC.
In other countries, such as Italy, gazebos were built by the wealthy and had similarities to religious temples, as they depicted gods and other religious imagery. In Japan, gazebos served as teahouses and were used for spiritual ceremonies.
Our gazebos are proudly crafted from the highest quality materials, using skilled blacksmith techniques. We have a vast and varied array of designs for you to choose from with different sizes to suit all needs. All of our gazebos are built to last and are available in a number of finishes.
This guide applies to all of our metal gazebo range, but the particular gazebo in the images below is our cream “Lady Leticia’s Dream Carousel” Bandstand Pavilion.
As with all our larger products, we recommend a designated professional to help to install your metal gazebo, to ensure it is well within the Health & Safety regulations. With some instances, we do offer aid ourselves if this cannot be provided by yourself. Should you have any further questions during your installation process, feel free to get in contact with us on 01691 610952, or email across to [email protected].
For more information, see our Gazebo Care & Maintenance Guide.
Our stunning metal gazebo structures are the perfect addition to any outdoor garden space, there is no better way to show off to your friends and family during an event than through this touch of class and elegance. Plus, they provide much needed shelter from the unpredictable British weather!
In terms of installation, there will be some attached images to show how the stages come along during the construction process.
Firstly, it is key to ensure you have all required elements and parts prior to getting started. Once this is done, the marking of space can be done to allow for the bottom layer to be installed. From here, we can begin the installation of the metal structure, and bring your garden to life!

After this stage is complete, construction of the surrounding pillars can begin. This acts as support structure for the ensuing metal framework, alongside the roof which is one of the final steps. For this particular structure, there are 8 veranda supports tp surround the item.

Once these are in position, the next stage can begin. This includes the additional spiral metalwork that surrounds the structure, as well as the beginning of the installation of the roof. These parts are those pictures in the first stage, this is where the aid from a designated professional comes in play. This part can be particularly fiddly to ensure all items are in the correct place. But after this, the structure should start to take place.

We are now approaching the conclusion of the visual aid for the installation guide. Once the roof has taken shape, and all necessary parts are securely in place, a few final tweaks might be necessary to ensure it is securely in place and adheres to the Health & Safety Regulations. These final two images showcase the final touches necessary, as well as how the product will look once fully installed in your garden.
