Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens is famous for its display of spring colour and our recently accredited national collection of Rhododendrons. Take a walk with our Head Gardener to discover more about what makes this garden so unique.
Led by Head Gardener Jamie Harris, enjoy a two hour walk around our 240-acre estate as he guides you through our Grade I woodland gardens. Learn all about the hard work that goes into this spectacular garden and the unique areas of the Rock Garden, Camilia Walk, Loderi Garden, the Dell as well as our seven interlinking lakes.
£25 per person | £15 for Leonardslee members
| Season (20 May 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Wednesday | 10:30 | - 12:30 |
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