Winsford Walled Garden

Beaworthy, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

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Winsford Walled Garden is a late Victorian garden created in 1883 within the grounds of an old estate near the village of Beaworthy in North Devon, close to the Halwill Junction area.

It was originally built as a productive walled garden, supplying flowers and vegetables to the adjacent Winsford Tower house, and later fell into disrepair before being restored and opened to the public. 

The garden is enclosed by high stone walls that shelter a rich mix of themed planting, including formal beds, herb and vegetable plots, climbing roses, bedding displays, and quirky features such as bamboo groves, bog beds, and rockeries. 

Today it operates as a quiet, seasonal visitor attraction with a small café and shop, offering a compact but varied experience for gardening enthusiasts and day‑trippers exploring the rural Devon landscape.