The Alnwick Garden is a beautiful and fun day out for all the family! It's home to one of the world's largest wooden tree houses, with walkways in the sky, and adventurous rope bridges.
The Alnwick Garden plays host to the small but deadly Poison Garden filled exclusively with around 100 toxic, intoxicating, and narcotic plants. The boundaries of the Poison Garden are kept behind black iron gates, only open on guided tours. Visitors are strictly prohibited from smelling, touching, or tasting any plants for your own safety!
As if this wasn't cool enough, soon The Cherry Orchard will erupt in bridal white blossom! A clear sign that spring has arrived, blossom season celebrates the transient beauty of nature and seeing the largest Taihaku Cherry Orchard in the world in full bloom is a great way to join in! Keep a close eye on all 329 Taihaku Trees with us as via their Blossom Watch Live Stream.
The Garden also features the Grand Cascade, a tumbling mass of water with shooting jets, and the Rose and Ornamental Gardens. The Serpent Garden features interactive water sculptures, and there's also the Bamboo Labyrinth and the Poison Garden, with dangerous plants and their gruesome stories. So whether you're looking for a relaxing day out or an adventure, its perfect!
Programmes of activities and events run throughout the year, so keep an eye on their website for updates.
From the A1 follow the signs for The Alnwick Garden, The Garden is approximately 1 mile from the A1 junction.
Trains can be taken to Alnmouth (4 miles away), from where a bus or taxi can be taken to Alnwick. Local buses connect Alnwick to Newcastle and surrounding towns.
£15.95
Free
16
2023
They have baby changing facilities on site.
Food and drink served in The Treehouse, the Pavilion Cafe the Courtyard Coffee Shop, and also the Pura Juice Bar. Ice creams sold, and there are events such as barbecues on selected days.
Although The Garden has fantastic indoor and sheltered spaces in The Pavilion and Visitor Centre, it is predominantly an outdoor attraction so dress for the weather. It's possible to get quite wet in the jets of the Grand Cascade, so bring a change of clothes for children.
Fantastic ranges of souvenirs, as well as homeware, picnicware, accessories, plants, garden goods, books and local produce.
It's perfect for a class trip!
Lots of toilet facilities, including disabled toilets and baby changing facilities.
They have baby changing facilities on site.
Healthy options are available. Special diets can be provided for, please call to talk to the chef before visiting.
The Garden and The Treehouse are buggy and wheelchair friendly.
Pre-book to tickets as its 10% cheaper than on the door tickets.
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