The lovely gardens of Langford in West Oxfordshire are open to the public on Sunday 14th June, as part of the National Gardens Scheme.

Date: Sunday 14th June 2026
Time: 1pm - 5pm
Location: Langford Gardens, Lechlade
Cost: £10 admission - Children go Free

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The stone walls of this ancient, quintessentially Cotswold village provide the perfect backdrop to the 21 sumptuous gardens which will be open. One of the largest collections of gardens to open in a single UK village this year.
 
These vary from classic small cottage gardens to large formal designs and include the very restful garden created by the late Sir Hardy Amies, who for over 55 years dressed Her Majesty the Queen.
 
Delicious home-made teas will be available in two locations. There will be a plant stall plus a floral display in the village’s grade 1 listed late Saxon church, St Matthews. Considered one of the most important churches in Oxfordshire, it features Saxon carvings including the famous Langford Rood.
 
If you’re thinking of adding lunch to your visit, Langford also boasts the renowned village pub, The Bell Inn.
 
Entry to the combined gardens costs just £10 per person, children’s admission is free and the gardens are open from 1pm-5pm.