The stunning private garden, about 40 kilometres from Bathurst, will be holding its annual Spring Festival in November.

The full 65-hectare garden, including the sprawling private family estate, will be open to the public over the two-week festival, commencing on Saturday, November 6.

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Visitors will be greeted by the beautiful spring colours, and can explore attractions such as the large English box hedge maze, the amphitheatre, family chapel, water garden and the stumpery.

Mayfield's Chris Muldoon said that spring has always been one of the more spectacular and popular times of the year to visit the garden.

"Visitors to our Spring Festival usually come to see the amazing explosion of colour, but I think this year there is the added attraction of getting back to nature and finding a bit of space to spread out with family and friends,' he said.

"... You can bring a picnic lunch, book a table at our popular café, or take advantage of additional food outlets we'll be offering during the festival."

Visitors will need to comply with the COVID-safe measures, including checking in with a QR code and providing proof of vaccination.

The festival runs through to Sunday, November 21.

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