Kemps Garden Centre

+44 117 957 0061

Westerleigh Rd, Westerleigh, Coalpit Heath, Bristol BS37 8QZ United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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Westerleigh Rd, Westerleigh, Coalpit Heath, Bristol BS37 8QZ United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
+44 117 957 0061
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+44 117 957 0061
+44 117 957 0061

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A well stocked garden centre with a wide range of plants and trees garden furniture and shed tools and small water features ornamental pots and summer houses well worth a visit a small cafe is on site as well and is run by a team of friendly staff the cafe is dog friendly and you can get your dog photographed to add to the collection already on the wall

Much larger with a great selection to pick from at good prices. One of the better local garden centers with plenty of parking. Feels a bit funny for us all to be in masks while the checkout staff don't but otherwise great.

Always have a great selection of plants on sale. Good prices. Nice friendly staff. Wonderful cafe attached. Amazing variety of food. Nice and welcoming. Dog friendly

Nice lunch in the cafe. Our dog was made very welcome. Food and coffee were very good. Our only criticism was it was very cold in the cafe so we had to keep our coats on!

Needed somewhere to stop for a drink.

Not particularly good hot chocolate and not particularly good coffee (environment wasn't very warm either but that's probably down to the cost of heating it). Staff were pleasant. Drinks cost around £7...

Everything you ever needed for your garden,conservatory, patio. Personally, I think it's very expensive but really doesn't have any comparison as only one is even close to where I live. But they do have a broad range of shrubs plants trees for sale. Good little cafe on the side and a cheeky parrot wolf whistling as you pass by.

Great garden centre with amazing stock. Also a terrific cafe with wonderful gluten free cakes. Thank you

Visited Kemps Garden Centre, Westerleigh Road, Coalpit Heath this morning. We were going to eat in the their cafe, but after visiting the toilets and seen the disgusting state of them, decided against going in the cafe. It was obvious that cleaning had been woofully poor for some considerable time and the toilet seat was hanging off. There was no method of drying hands in the disabled toilet and the dryer in the main area only remained on for five seconds before turning off.

The garden centre itself was fine, well stocked and a huge number of olive trees! A talking parrot made for added interest, but all spoilt by the toilet visit!

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