Bespoke Visits - 2025
We are offering an opportunity for just one or two people to make a special visit, including accommodation (£160 – negotiable, depending on your choices). You can find the details by clicking here. If that interests you, please email us to discuss it.
Individual visits
2025: The garden will be open from 2pm-5pm on the first and third Sundays of June, July, August and September. No need to book.- Entrance Fee (free map of garden) Adults – £9.00
- Children under 14 – £1.00 (children under one yard long free)
- Dogs welcome on a lead, as long as they don’t eat people
- The early part of the afternoon (2-3) is usually busiest, so to be sure of a car park space you may like to arrive after 3.30
Group Visits and Coach Parties
We are welcoming Groups and Coach parties by appointment in afternoons and evenings in 2025 from May to September inclusive.- Entrance Fee (free map of garden) per person – £9.00 with a minimum group fee – £120
- £50 supplement for morning appointments
- Dogs welcome on a lead, as long as they don’t eat people
- Please contact us in the first instance for booking
If travelling to Veddw House Garden by COACH please read the ESSENTIAL information below.
Sat Navs seem to bring people happily to our doorstep.
- Postcode: NP16 6PH
- Grid reference: ST 492 986
- Address: Veddw House, The Fedw, Devauden, Monmouthshire NP16 6PH
Best make note of these directions – you won’t find a phone signal once you get nearby.
Click, Google (bottom left on the map) to be taken to Google Maps directions.
From Devauden: leave the B4293 and take the St Arvans road, as shown on the banner on the Village Hall fence. Down a steep hill with Chepstow Park Wood on the right. After half a mile turn left, signposted The Fedw.
From St Arvans (via the M48): Turn left at the twee Victorian fountain on the bend just after the Piercefield Pub, and keep going through the village on Devauden Road. Then go up and down hills until you reach the woods, go through woods, mind the deer, look for sign The Fedw on the left and turn right down that lane.
From Tintern: take the road to St Arvans, passing Tintern Abbey on your left and up a long winding hill. At St Arvans, just past the village hall and little shop on your left, where the main road goes left and facing the twee Victorian fountain, take the right turn . Then up and down hills until you reach the woods, go through woods, mind the deer, look for sign The Fedw on the left and turn right down that lane.
Our car park is the first entrance on the right down The Fedw – park, then come through to the garden by way of the path next to the car park gate and through the wooden gate.
If you are making a private visit and the car park gate is locked, come down and use the next dark grey gate.
Postcode NP16 6PH Address Veddw House, The Fedw, Devauden, Monmouthshire.
You will have to drop people off at the top of the lane marked The Fedw then park up (see below) and collect later at an agreed time. The lane is too narrow for coaches, even small ones. Please warn your coach driver NOT to attempt it. Seems obvious – there is a ‘no HGVs’ sign, but recently one did and badly damaged his coach.
Please take care that the coach does not block the lane or obscure the exit for cars from the lane for anything but the shortest possible time. (for the sake of our neighbours)
Your party need to take THE FIRST ENTRANCE ON THE RIGHT, INTO OUR CAR PARK, THEN TAKE THE PATH BY THE GATE INTO THE GARDEN.
If people have difficulty walking it is quite a short way down the lane to the garden. If they cannot then reach the lower garden I will be happy to give them a lift from there if the group leader lets me know when you arrive. There is a seat where they can wait, but do warn them that they will miss the best, dramatic view of the garden. I can also give a lift back up to the coach later.
Parking is available in The Forestry Car Park a short distance from The Fedw turning, through the woods. The Forestry car park has a mobile signal – useful if you need to contact the driver. Parking for coaches is also available in Devauden, beside the village hall. However – there is not a reliable mobile signal in Devauden.