Gardens in Devon

Broomhill Art Hotel & Sculpture Gardens

Large sculpture park set in beautiful wooded valley.

Fast Rabbit Farm Gardens

One of the most important gardens in Dartmouth complete with some rare and interesting acid loving plants

National Trust's Greenway

Greenway house and garden: 'the loveliest place in the world'. At the beloved holiday home of the famous and much-loved author Agatha Christie and her family, you can take a glimpse into their lives.

Berry Pormeroy Castle

15th Century castle, notoriously renowned for its supposed hauntings, featuring beautiful grounds and woodland views.

Endsleigh

Romantic gardens with waterfalls, overlooking the River Tamar.

Hartland Abbey Gardens

Romantic restored gardens with impressive heritage and a coastal walk.

Fursdon House & Garden

A characterful house with a sheltered hillside garden.

Burrow Farm Gardens

Beautiful 10-acre garden with unusual trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. A traditional summerhouse looks towards a lake and ancient oak woodland with rhododendrons and azaleas. Early spring interest and superb autumn colour. A photographers dream.

National Trust's Killerton

A family home and a great estate. Glorious landscape garden surrounded by parkland with fine 18th-century house.

National Trust's Arlington Court

The Arlington estate, a home for treasures both man-made and natural, as diverse as it is peaceful. Owned by the Chichester family for over 500 years.

National Trust's Coleton Fishacre

A 1920s country retreat complete with luxuriant garden by the sea

Stone Lane Gardens

Stone Lane Gardens is a spectacular woodland and water garden on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, that enchants and inspires in every season, famous for National Collections of Birch and Alder trees. It has a specialist tree nursery and is an RHS Partner Garden and registered charity, no.1411252. It is open to visitors on every day of the year, including Christmas Day.

Marwood Hill Gardens

Tucked below the North Devon village of Guineaford, this hidden valley garden was once home to celebrate plantsman Dr Jimmy Smart MBE, VMH. The garden was transformed over 70 years from rough pastureland into the picturesque and magical garden seen today. As well as showcasing a range of rare trees and shrubs, three stunning lakes full of wildlife are waiting to be discovered by visitors. Woodland walks around Marwood Hill Gardens are awash with astounding autumn colour during winter and extensive bulb displays the rest of the year. The view across the valley from the Garden Tea Room is spectacular, accompanied by delicious food and a garden centre teeming with unusual plants for sale.

National Trust's Parke

A peaceful retreat set within the beautiful Devon countryside.

National Trust's Compton Castle

Dramatic fortified manor house and small formal garden. A rare survivor, this medieval fortress with high curtain walls, towers and a portcullis, is set in a landscape of rolling hills and orchards.

National Trust's A la Ronde

Quirky 18th-century, 16 sided house with fascinating interior decoration and collections. The A la Ronde estate has the fine bones of a Regency garden. Unearth a piece of history on our volunteer guided tour that will shoe the secrets and stories of the estate.

National Trust's Buckland Abbey

Discover the Buckland estate, the meadows, the orchards and the late spring bluebells. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Tavy Valley and the far-reaching views.

National Trust's Saltram

Refined Georgian house with a notable interior, period furnishings, porcelain and a garden to lose yourself in, plus a park that cyclists, walkers, & our four legged friends love. The garden is mostly 19th century, with a working 18th-century orangery and follies, beautiful shrubberies and imposing specimen trees providing year-round interest.

Dartington Hall Gardens

At the heart of 1,200-acre estate sit our Grade 2* listed gardens, open year round from dawn till dusk and freely accessible for all.

Endsleigh

Romantic gardens with waterfalls, overlooking the River Tamar.

Broomhill Art Hotel & Sculpture Gardens

Large sculpture park set in beautiful wooded valley.

Fursdon House & Garden

A characterful house with a sheltered hillside garden.

Berry Pormeroy Castle

15th Century castle, notoriously renowned for its supposed hauntings, featuring beautiful grounds and woodland views.

Powderham Castle & Gardens

Powderham is the home of the Earl and Countess of Devon. Situated in 3,000 acres of Devon's beautiful countryside.

RHS Garden Rosemoor

An enchanting garden nestled in the beautiful Torridge Valley. Surrounded by woodland, the garden includes the largest rose gardens in the South West, the stunning Hot Garden, a Devon Cottage Garden, lake and stream, fruit and vegetable garden, natural flower meadows and bluebell carpeted woodlands. Facilities include restaurant and tea room, plant centre and gift shop.

National Trust's Coleton Fishacre

A 1920s country retreat complete with luxuriant garden by the sea

Stone Lane Gardens

Stone Lane Gardens is a spectacular woodland and water garden on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, that enchants and inspires in every season, famous for National Collections of Birch and Alder trees. It has a specialist tree nursery and is an RHS Partner Garden and registered charity, no.1411252. It is open to visitors on every day of the year, including Christmas Day.

Chambercombe Manor

Chambercombe Manor is set in a secluded valley, positioned near the Heritage Coast of Ilfracombe, North Devon. The Manor House is thought to date from the 11th century and was mentioned in the Domesday Book. There are gardens to view and also a tea room for refreshments and food.

Hartland Abbey Gardens

Romantic restored gardens with impressive heritage and a coastal walk.

National Trust's Parke

A peaceful retreat set within the beautiful Devon countryside.

Marwood Hill Gardens

Tucked below the North Devon village of Guineaford, this hidden valley garden was once home to celebrate plantsman Dr Jimmy Smart MBE, VMH. The garden was transformed over 70 years from rough pastureland into the picturesque and magical garden seen today. As well as showcasing a range of rare trees and shrubs, three stunning lakes full of wildlife are waiting to be discovered by visitors. Woodland walks around Marwood Hill Gardens are awash with astounding autumn colour during winter and extensive bulb displays the rest of the year. The view across the valley from the Garden Tea Room is spectacular, accompanied by delicious food and a garden centre teeming with unusual plants for sale.

National Trust's A la Ronde

Quirky 18th-century, 16 sided house with fascinating interior decoration and collections. The A la Ronde estate has the fine bones of a Regency garden. Unearth a piece of history on our volunteer guided tour that will shoe the secrets and stories of the estate.

National Trust's Arlington Court

The Arlington estate, a home for treasures both man-made and natural, as diverse as it is peaceful. Owned by the Chichester family for over 500 years.

National Trust's Killerton

A family home and a great estate. Glorious landscape garden surrounded by parkland with fine 18th-century house.

National Trust's Dunsland

A grand Parkland abundant in wildlife and with over 900 years of history.

National Trust's Castle Drogo Gardens

Discover the beautiful Lutyens-designed terraced garden with dramatic views of Dartmoor. There’s plenty to see from the rose garden to the quaint Bunty House (Wendy House) complete with its own miniature garden.

National Trust's Saltram

Refined Georgian house with a notable interior, period furnishings, porcelain and a garden to lose yourself in, plus a park that cyclists, walkers, & our four legged friends love. The garden is mostly 19th century, with a working 18th-century orangery and follies, beautiful shrubberies and imposing specimen trees providing year-round interest.

Plant World Gardens

World map of plants, hosting interesting varieties from across the globe, set in rolling Devon hills and woodland, with an adjoining nursery and cafe.

Burrow Farm Gardens

Beautiful 10-acre garden with unusual trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. A traditional summerhouse looks towards a lake and ancient oak woodland with rhododendrons and azaleas. Early spring interest and superb autumn colour. A photographers dream.

National Trust's Arlington Court

The Arlington estate, a home for treasures both man-made and natural, as diverse as it is peaceful. Owned by the Chichester family for over 500 years.

Dartington Hall Gardens

At the heart of 1,200-acre estate sit our Grade 2* listed gardens, open year round from dawn till dusk and freely accessible for all.

Plant World Gardens

World map of plants, hosting interesting varieties from across the globe, set in rolling Devon hills and woodland, with an adjoining nursery and cafe.

National Trust's Saltram

Refined Georgian house with a notable interior, period furnishings, porcelain and a garden to lose yourself in, plus a park that cyclists, walkers, & our four legged friends love. The garden is mostly 19th century, with a working 18th-century orangery and follies, beautiful shrubberies and imposing specimen trees providing year-round interest.

The Garden House

The garden covers ten acres, it varies in planting styles and seasonal interest. Whether you're a keen gardener or just looking for an inspiring day out on Dartmoor, you will love The Garden House. Stay a while, treat yourself to cakes or lunch in our wonderful tea rooms, and pick up a special plant from our well stocked plant centre.

Lukesland Gardens

Lukesland has 24 acres of woodland gardens, with flowering shrubs, trees and a wealth of wild flowers. It is in the beautiful setting of a small valley with a brook cascading from its source on Dartmoor through ponds and over waterfalls towards the River Erme.

Docton Mill Gardens

Docton Mill Wild Flower Gardens are situated in North Devon (UK) in a stunning valley, 1000m from the coast. The garden started in the 1930’s but fell into disrepair in the 1970’s. 1980 saw the Mill renovated and Garden cleared with extensive planting and the creation of a new bog garden and borders, vast numbers of trees were planted. The start of the new Millennium saw developments including a new Magnolia Garden with large Herbaceous borders, Woodland Garden and Greenhouse area enabling more extensive plant propagation. The wild flower gardens theme is to make everything as natural as possible. In spring there are displays of narcissi, primulas, camellias, rhododendrons, azaleas with bluebells covering the woods.

Ugbrooke House & Gardens

A grade I listed Robert Adam designed stately home situated in a serene Capability Brown parkland ith its two large lakes . Open for public and private tours. The Orangery tearoom overlooks a formal lavender parterre, and grounds include a courtyard, a chapel garden, a spanish garden, a greenhouse and a formal garden with its clipped box maze looking across a stereotypical Capability Brown grassy avenue towards the lakes.