Best places: Gardens in Arun, United Kingdom

Crenellated Norman keep, gatehouse and barbican, plus gardens, guided tours and jousting events.

Historic garden with native flora, storyboards & an arboretum, plus a pergola walk, benches & paths.

Up to 600 sculptures in an arboretum and wildlife water garden setting with meandering footpaths.

Chalkland garden with sea views and notable collections of rare and colourful plants.

Plants from around the world, plus a plant centre, guided walks/talks and children's activities.

Edwardian country house with lavish paintings, tapestries and antiques collections, in vast estate.

Naturally styled gardens with arced, flower-planted borders, surrounded by mature oak trees.

👍👍 Great for a slow walk around the pond. Wheelchair friendly all the way from the car park round the pond. Lot's of birds to watch. The cafe is lovely, just would rather avoid on a busy day as the wait can be very long. Next time will take a picnic :)

Woodlands with a Victorian rock garden, a dollhouse museum & wine tastings, plus a wallaby colony.

Large area of formal gardens, parkland and trees, with a smart English restaurant and cafe.

👍👍 Beautiful, quiet and peaceful garden!

Steam-powered fairground attractions and train rides, plus farming machinery and woodland gardens.

👍👍 What an absolute gem of a find. I fell in love with Ramster Gardens from the get go. There is a little cafe situated by the main car park that serves hot food and drinks. The gardens themselves are absolutely stunning with such a vast array of different trees, shrubs and flowers. There are some fant...

Park with a playground, a skate park, a boating pond, mini-golf, a fitness trail & more.

Georgian manor with art, furniture and a museum of keyboard instruments, set in a landscaped park.

👍👍 A small but very well maintained rock garden which contains a variety of plants and a pond with fishes. Nice and quiet place to relax in the summer. Well worth a visit.

Rural village hotel with bright rooms, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant serving a tasting menu.

Historic manor house dating from the Elizabethan era, with rare art, gardens and 875-acre deer park.

House and grounds with guided tours, period furnishings, a chapel, a gift shop and a tea room.

👍👍 A really lovely tranquil sculpture garden to explore. A large amount of pleasant shade, No refreshments available but plenty of spots to sit and rest or have a picnic. Extremely dog friendly - dogs must be kept on leads. Dog bowls available with fresh clean water. Good free parking access.