Experience Leonardslee
Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, described as ‘The Finest Woodland Gardens in England’, were first planted in 1801. The Grade I Listed gardens on the 240-acre estate feature an outstanding scenery throughout the year and particularly majestic as it blooms in spring or takes on the glorious colours of autumn.
For a perfect day out, you can also visit the renowned Rock Garden and Dolls House Museum, see the rare colony of wallabies and catch sight of the deer roaming free; and then enjoy dining in style or taking high tea in the Grade II Listed Mansion, or enjoy more informal refreshments at other locations on the estate.
Year-Round Entertainment | Grade I Listed Woodland Gardens | Stunning 240-acre Estate | Rare Wallaby Colony | Famous Dolls’ House Museum | Refreshments & Gift Shop | Free Parking | Group Rates | Guided Tours | Award-Winning Wines & more!
Accessibility
The property has spaces designated for disabled parking. Reception counters are lowered to meet the needs of visitors using wheelchairs. We are wheelchair accessible with disabled toilets. Guide Dogs Permitted.
The lower half of the gardens should be avoided by wheelchair users and those with restricted mobility or limited fitness.
The return journey is uphill, and although there are benches throughout the estate, it requires a good level of fitness and mobility to walk back to the reception centre and car park.
Payment on site
Sorry, no cash accepted. For security reasons, Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens is a cash-free zone. We only accept payment by card.
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Adult | £13.50 per ticket |
Child 5 - 16 years | £6.50 per ticket |
Children under five | Free |
Family (2 adults and 3 children) | £36.00 per ticket |
Annual adult membership from as little as £60.00
By Coach: Number 17 runs between Horsham Railway Station & Brighton and stops outside Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens
By Car: From the M23/A23: Head South on the M23/A23 and take the exit signposted Handcross, follow the B2110 through Lower Beeding, at the end of the road turn left. The entrance is immediately on your left.
From Horsham: Head South out of Horsham and follow the A281 for approximately 10 minutes, the entrance is on your left. From Cowfold:
Head North on the A281 through Crabtree, the entrance is on your right at the top of the hill.
By Train: Nearest Rail Station is Horsham, with trains from London Victoria and Clapham Junction.
Face masks must be worn on all public transport
Peak - 9am – 5pm (1 Apr 2022 - 31 Oct 2023) |
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Off Peak - 9am – 4pm (1 Nov 2023 - 31 Mar 2024) |
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* Closed 25th December
Peak openings 9 am - 5 pm
Off Peak 9 am - 4 pm
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