Beautiful gardens in winter. Especially, loved the tropical planting of bamboo, tree ferns, echiums.Unfortunately, for me, the sculptures really detracted from the beauty.SP1982.
November 2023
Visited on Friday last week, what a treat! Provided with a wheelchair by friendly staff on the cash desk, mostly accessible and plenty of places to duck out of the rain showers. The greenhouses in the walled garden were an absolute delight. We had soup in the cafe which was priced well and very tasty being homemade. Plenty... read full comment
November 2023
First time visit this week (mid-November) and whilst all the plants are over it is still well worth going. Very well laid out with multiples areas to see. For the fit amongst us there are also a couple of walks around the woodland. Restaurant is also worth a visit with food freshly cooked and tasty. All in all a good day... read full comment
West Dean Gardens are open and pre-booking your visit is essential.*
Nestled at the foot of the South Downs, West Dean Gardens is one of the greatest restored gardens open to the public today.
Visitors can explore a wide range of historic features on a gentle walk around the grounds. From surreal trees to the restored walled garden and Victorian glasshouses, West Dean Gardens proudly presents its rich creative and social heritage.
*The number of tickets available is limited per transaction. The Gift Shop and Gardens Restaurant are open to pre-booked ticket holders with full table service in place. Please adhere to the current lockdown and social distancing. Please visit our website for the latest information.
