Eyre Hall

"Although my family and I visited “after hours” when the house was not open to visitors, we heard from our local B&B owner that the gardens are almost always open to self-guided tours. At the end of a a very long, beautiful, tree-lined drive, there are signs pointing you to the gardens. The parking area is just a small grass clearing near the house. Walking the gardens was a lovely way to pass an afternoon. I wish we’d had the opportunity to learn more of the history of Eyre Hall, but it was still a wonderful experience. It was quiet — I don’t think the location is well advertised or frequented by tourists."

"This is a very old garden. It has a special ambiance that you will appreciate if you like to spend a quiet moment amongst some old crepe myrtles, boxwoods & a warm breeze."

"A lovely place to wander through the gardens. You'll see something new on every visit. Very peaceful, serene and free. Thank you Eyre family."

"Truly one of our national treasures lovingly preserved and maintained by many generations of the Eyre family tree. The gardens are a delight to visit!"