Stapeley Water Gardens (Nantwich)

Stapeley water gardens is a great place to visit. Its about 5 miles or so down the road from Bridgemere garden centre so if you can't find something in Bridgemere give stapeley a shot or vise versa. They have some brilliant grounds round the place and have some great gardens. The only thing with this place is that the main buildings are looking a little run down but its still a typical British garden cetre which sells lots of plant, flowers and gardening equiptment. They also sell thing such as caming gear (tents, sleeping bags, BBQ's and Calor gas) lots of water features and conservatories and so on. They do alot of seasonal stuff to such as christmas ...  Read the complete review

It has been years since I have been Stapeley Water Gardens. It is located around 20 minutes drive from where I live in Cheshire and used to be one of those places that I always used to get dragged along to when I was a kid and there was nothing worse than this for me when I was a child, being dragged around a garden centre. However as I have got older, things change and I start to think as to whether I am getting old when I am going garden centre's myself on a sunday afternoon, however I wasn't actually going for gardening equipment, we have a new hobby that Stapeley accommodates. Stapeley even has something for kids these days with the Palms Oasis. ...  Read the complete review

Garden Centres?? Not much use you may think unless you have a garden well here is one that has garden supplies and PLENTY more. Stapely Water Gardens is located on London Road, Stapeley, Nantwich, Cheshire and is easily accessible. Upon arrival at Stapeley Water Gardens, after finding a car parking space in the vast car park I decided to pay a visit to The Palms Tropical Oasis which charges admission. Currently:- Adults GBP4.45 Children GBP2.60 Senior Citizen GBP3.95 Family Tickets from GBP12.20 The Palms starts with the Zoo Room, which contains Snakes, Spiders, Cockroaches, among other werid and wonderful ...  Read the complete review