Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway: Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway is a magical place
in the New Forest National Park
The Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre (100 hectare) site, world-famous for the Rothschild Collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. This earthly paradise offers a riot of colour in spring, an oasis of tranquility in summer followed by a splendid show as the leaves change in the autumn. Discover Exbury?s hidden beauty and escape the cares of the world as you explore a myriad of pathways. Let the train take the strain on a 20 minute journey or ride a chauffeur driven buggy to tour the Gardens.
The Gardens are open daily until 8th November 2009 from 10am - 5pm.
Mr Eddy?s Restaurant and Tearooms are open from 10am.
The Gift Shop and Plant Centre are open between 10am and 5pm.
2009 Admission prices
Adult£8.00
OAP / Concession£7.50
Group (15 or more)£7.00
Child (3-15)£1.50
Child (under 3)FREE
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