Gardens & Parks

Open space oasis in the heart of suburbia Historic parkland, with meadows, wetlands and a network of waterways Fragrant and colourful rose garden with over 2,000 roses (May-Sept) Local craft workshops ? including po ...

Autumn is a magical time at Inveresk. The plants are beginning to display their full autumn colours. These include; Acer, Sorbus and Euonymus, along with a bountiful harvest of fruits in the Orchard, and the many berries ...

A garden for all seasons Hole Park Gardens are situated on the edge of the picturesque Weald village of Rolvenden. A family owned estate Hole Park has been owned by the Barham family for the past four generations. Th ...

Holly Gate Cactus Nursery was started over 40 years ago to cater for the enthusiastic cactus collector. Since then it has greatly expanded and the famous CACTUS GARDEN was opened nearly 30 years ago. We have a large ...

Windermere, at 12 miles long, one mile wide and 220 feet deep, is the largest natural lake in England, and is fed by numerous rivers. The Romans built their fort of GALAVA at its northern end (Waterhead), and it has alwa ...

Whether you are interested in meeting our many friendly animals, having fun in the adventure play areas, finding peace and tranquility in the enchanted woodland, or just relaxing in the idyllic surroundings of the park g ...

Elegant country house with highly distinctive gardens The personal vision of Ralph Dutton, 8th and last Lord Sherbourne Innovative colour schemes and scented plants Glorious vistas over unspoilt Hampshire countrysid ...

The Peak District was Britain's first national park, established in April 1951 Around 38,000 people live in the Park in 125 parishes Visitors from all over the world come to the Park to find peace and tranquillity ...

The gardens at Hodnet Hall are both a dream and an inspiration, and visitors who aren?t fanatical gardeners linger long in the grounds mesmerised by the magical woodland setting. Ponds and streams, water-falls, intimate ...

The garden and grounds Admiral Boscawen and his wife collaborated in the creation of the garden and, in particular, planted what later became known as 'Fanny Boscawen's Walk'. William Sumner commissioned Humphry Repton ...