Plan your visit to Furzey Gardens

Key information to plan your visit to Furzey Gardens

• Suggested ticket donations and booking

  Entrance is by suggested donation and all visitors must pre-book a slot online to help us manage our capacity and aid social distancing. You do not need to print your ticket, just bring the booking confirmation on your phone. No tickets are on sale on the door.

  The suggested ticket donations are:

  • Adults £8
  • Children (ages 5-16) £4.50
  • Children under 5 are FREE
  • Family ticket (2 adults and 3 children) £24
  • Disabled visitor and helpers FREE

  Your visit will support our work with people with learning disabilities who help to maintain the gardens.

  Furzey Gardens Members have free access to the gardens throughout the year. Visit three times and you will already have covered your membership donation – join here.

  We are currently accepting 2 for 1 offers on RHS members, BBC Gardeners World Magazine, Yeo Valley tokens, Go New Forest Card and My VIP card. These offers apply to entrance on a Wednesday only.

• Opening hours

  The gardens and tea rooms are open seven days a week.

  Entrance is by suggested donation and all visitors must pre-book a slot online to help us manage our capacity and aid social distancing.

  You can book to arrive in one of three slots:

  • 10am to 11.30am
  • 12pm to 1.30pm
  • After 2pm

  You can then stay in the gardens for as long as you like.

• Is there a map of Furzey Gardens?

  There is a map available when you arrive at Furzey Gardens as well as a large map to view at the entrance. The one way route around the gardens is clearly signposted. You can also download a map here to use on your visit.

   

• Covid guidance

  Please do not visit the gardens if displaying Covid symptoms or if you have come into contact with someone with Covid.

  Please wear a mask when inside the tea rooms.

• Accessibility at Furzey Gardens

  Furzey Gardens is on a hill and the informal woodland paths and gradients mean that parts of that the garden are not wheelchair accessible

  Our informal garden paths are narrow, twisting. steep in places and can be slippery. We do have an easier path route if you have difficulty walking or use a mobility device. However even this route will not be suitable for some wheelchair users or some with mobility issues and requires the utmost care by all users.

• Where to find us

  Get off the beaten track and find this hidden gem at:

  Furzey Gardens, School Lane. Minstead, near Lyndhurst, Hampshire SO43 7GL

  Google Maps link

  Email: furzey.manager@furzey-gardens.org

  Tel: 023 8081 2464

• Toilets available when tea rooms open

  Toilets are available for visitors to use when the tea rooms are open.

  Please limit your use of the toilet facilities. As you will appreciate, toilets are a significant risk in transmission of the virus and although we will have a regular cleaning schedule in place, we are not able to clean the toilets after every use so it is for the safety of our visitors that we are trying to limit their usage.

  The toilets and tea rooms are currently on reduced opening times from 10.00am – 5pm. 

• Parking

  There is limited parking available at Furzey Gardens. We do not own the car park adjacent to the gardens but are grateful that it can be used for our visitors. However, during school holidays the car park can quickly become full and parking is not available in the immediate vicinity due to narrow lanes, farm access and out of consideration for our neighbours.

  We suggest that you do not arrive at the very start of your slot, to allow you to park and enter the gardens easily while maintaining social distance.

  Please try and park a car’s width from other cars where at all possible to aid social distancing.

  We apologise for any inconvenience you may experience.

• Refreshments

  The tea rooms are open 10.00am – 5pm.

  The tea rooms provide training and work experience for people with learning disabilities. Thank you for your custom, which supports this work.

• No dogs

  Sadly only assistance dogs are allowed to come into the gardens.