Winkworth Arboretum: Established in the 20th century, this hillside arboretum now contains over 1000 different shrubs and trees, many of them rare. The most impressive displays are in spring with magnolias, bluebells and azaleas, and in autumn for stunning colours. In the summer it is an ideal place for family visits and a picnic.
WCs: Adapted WC with RADAR lock close to tea-room. Grounds: steep slopes. Map of accessible route. Viewpoint accessible from car park via level paths. Shop: Ramped entrance with handrail
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