it doesn't matter what time of year you choose to visit, there's always something different to see, whether or not you're a connoisseur! Cafes get a little crowded in the better days but that's true of anywhere! Well laid out paths for wheelchairs/pushchairs. I'm so lucky to live about 25 minutes away so visit frequently and will continue to do... More

beautiful gardens,lovely restaurant,amazing greenhouse- no picnics allowed be warned More

The glass houses, particularly the demonstration of roots. More

This was a great chance to see the garden without the expensive entrance fee. I would definitely visit again when everything is in bloom, and make sure to pack a picnic although the cafe's were amazing! More

This RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) property is the main headquarters of the RHS! A beautiful well maintained property, has older garden zones, MAJOR trees, new glass houses, vast herb and rock gardens, expansive fruit and orchard gardens, all set within a varied geography with elevation changes. Garden "design rooms" allow people to think how to apply these wonderful ideas to... More

A wonderful place to spend a whole day in and out of the flower beds the colours are magnificent. Take is slowly and admire the plants rather than rush through More

lots of parking helpful staff nice on the eyes good for families with children More

Even on a dull and dreary Sunday Wisley cheers you up. This weekend there was a craft fair which was very interesting but of course the main reason for a visit is to see the flowers and trees. We arrived early and had a bacon butty to start in the light and airy Glasshouse cafe. There is always somewhere to... More

Whatever the season there is always something in flower and if it is raining the large greenhouses are wonderful, warm and full of interesting plants. In springtime the orchards are a gorgeous sight with all the blossom. May time - now the Rhododendrons and azealeas will be the scene setters. More