Plan your visit to Furzey Gardens

Key information to plan your visit to Furzey Gardens

• Entrance to the gardens is by donation

  All donations support our work with people with learning disabilities who help to maintain the gardens.

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

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

  We are proud to be an RHS Partner Garden. RHS members are entitled to free access on a Wednesday (1 member only).

  We also offer a 2 for 1 entrance on a Wednesday only to Go New Forest card holders, BBC Gardeners World Magazine visit gardens scheme, New Forest Cottages guests.

  We also accept Yeo Valley and Lego days out 2 for 1 entry vouchers on a Wednesday only.

• Opening hours

  The gardens and team room are currently closed to help limit the spread of coronavirus

• 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 the utmost care must be taken even on this route.

• 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

  Toilets and baby change facilities are only available during tea rooms opening hours.

• 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 arrive early, or plan an afternoon visit especially in school holidays and sunny weekends.

  We often employ a car parking attendant in busy periods to ensure that we make the best use of the space. Please follow their instructions as they are trying to enable as many visitors as possible to park.

  We apologise for any inconvenience you may experience.

• Refreshments

  The tea rooms are currently closed until further notice to limit the spread of coronavirus in line with Government advice. There are no refreshment or toilet facilities when the tea rooms are closed.

  The tea rooms also 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.