Bridgewater Craft & Garden Centre

It was a bit quiet (not surprising at this time of year) and, of course, storm Dennis' pending arrival would make people stay at home. Some of the small craft units were closed but the cafe was open. We purchased 2 terracotta pots at very good prices; we will go back when Spring arrives.

So I rate this as a whole because the golden rule is you don't go there without visiting what I call the outside Garden centre, the dog grooming place, the milkshake shack and Webb's. :DMy main stay there is the garden centre where I've bought fantastic hanging baskets, and tropical plants as shown in picture.The craft centre itself is very well presented albeit a hidden gem, what appears to be several businesses/artists inside. Always someone there to help and have some beautiful hand crafted products. I went there for mother's day present and came out with some flowers, portrait pictures and a handmade card.The cafe from memory served fantastic coffee and cakes, and would make a great place for a birthday party.

Or better known as webbs and both are great as I take my dog here to the groomers as they look after her very well, as for the garden centre though, it us great and all staff are very friendly and helpful and happy to help with any unique requirements you may have

Very limited in craft stuff but there's a nice cafe that's very nice and it's attached to the garden centre

I joined in with a laughter Yoga this was amazing experience. The Lady who does it really makes her class very welcome. Thank you to Norma Sherwin. There's a café in there is so friendly.

Lovely little place got lots of great shops

Wonderful garden centre always find a lovely plant to buy at very good prices there is also an amazing little shop to get everything you need to look after our wild birds it's called TWEET TREATS great prices as well .

Not a bad place to go