The Kitchen Garden | The Devonshire Arms Hotel

Our south-facing kitchen garden, originally established in Victorian times and reinstated in more recent years, features tiered sections, all enclosed with Yorkshire stone walls.

The Kitchen Garden at The Devonshire Arms Hotel

The kitchen team sources fresh seasonal produce from a variety of wildflowers, herbs, fruits, and vegetables grown in our garden. This not only meets the kitchen’s needs but also provides a lovely space for guests to enjoy. Visitors are encouraged to admire the garden and can find plenty of seating to relax or have a picnic when the weather is nice.

A small stream is running underneath an old stone bridge with the trees surrounding it.

Lettuce growing from the vegetable patch.

Rocket growing from the vegetable patch.

Vegetable beds with fruit trees growing through.

The kitchen garden with a small path through the vegetable beds towards some more vegetable beds.

A small stream runs in front of the hotel with a small wooden bridge with the hotel in the background and the trees around.

Our Produce

Favourites grown here in the summer season include heritage tomatoes, bronze fennel, lemon sorrel, baby beets, rocket, blackcurrants, strawberries, and cucumbers.

Green Tourism Awards

We’re passionate about protecting the environment. That’s why we won gold in the Green Tourism Awards. A big part of our commitment is looking for new and creative ways to enhance our dedicated recycling programme for the well-being of our environment.