On the weekend of 6-7^th June, members of the public will once again have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Sandridge Park estate near Stoke Gabriel, as owners Mark and Rosemary Yallop open their gardens in aid of local charity, LandWorks.

Set within a stunning 150-acre estate overlooking the River Dart, visitors will be able to explore 10 acres of formal gardens, orchards, woodland walks and walled gardens, all carefully restored over the past two decades. The estate itself has a fascinating history, with connections to Sir Walter Raleigh and a role in preparing US forces for D-Day during the Second World War. Today, Sandridge Park is widely admired for its thoughtful restoration and peaceful setting.

Last year’s Open Gardens weekend welcomed nearly 700 visitors and raised an incredible £20,000 for LandWorks. This year, alongside the gardens, guests can enjoy refreshments, picnics, crafts and produce created by LandWorks participants, plus a newly marked riverside walk through the estate. Every ticket sold will support LandWorks’ life-changing work helping people leaving prison rebuild their futures, find employment and reconnect with their communities.

The Sandridge Park gardens will be open to the public on Saturday 6^th June and Sunday 7^th June between 11am and 5pm each day. Entry will be £8 for adults, £15 for couples and free for accompanied children. Dogs on leads welcome. There will be plenty of parking available on site. Refreshments will be available, and visitors are welcome to bring a picnic.

Sandridge Park
Stoke Gabriel, TQ9 6RL
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www.landworks.org.uk