2010 Admission Prices
£8.50
£8.00
£7.50
£1.50
FREE
£19.00
Adult
OAP / Concession
Group (min x 15)
Child (3-15)
Child (under 3)
Family (2 adults + 3 children 3-15)
Railway extra £3.50 per person;
Child (under 3) free
Opening Times
Saturday 13th March - Sunday 7th Nov, daily, 10am-5.00pm.
Car Park gates close at 6pm (or dusk if earlier)
Golden Gift for Exbury Mothering Sunday visitors12th March 10Every lady visiting Exbury on Mothering Sunday 14 March will receive a complimentary bunch of golden daffodils to mark the special day. Read full story...Exbury nominated in 'favourite gardens' awards12th February 10Exbury Gardens has been nominated in the prestigious Gardeners' World Magazine 'Gardens to Visit Guide' award. Read full story...New interpretation planned for Exbury for 20103rd November 09Exbury Gardens in the New Forest opens for the new season in March 2010, and visitors will be able to enjoy a range of railway displays in a new walk-through feature in Exbury’s Engine Shed. Read full story...Endangered Leopard Lilies thriving at Exbury2nd November 09The lovely Leopard Lily, endangered in its native South Africa, is thriving at Exbury Gardens in the New Forest. Read full story...Autumn Sparkle at Exbury29th September 09Sparkling jewel lilies and wild autumn art are the draw at Exbury during October, as the world-famous woodland garden gears up for an explosion of autumn colour. Read full story...Historic nerine collection28th September 09Exbury’s unrivalled collection of sparkling nerine sarniensis or ‘Jewel Lilies’ will be on public show at Exbury Gardens throughout October. Read full story...It’s scary but it’s fun – that's the Exbury Ghost Train27th September 09The scariest fun ever is on offer this half-term when families and friends step aboard the Exbury Gardens Hallowe’en Ghost Train for the spookiest ride of their lives. Read full story...Colours of another age at Exbury12th June 09A collection of historic photographic plates that signalled the dawn of colour photography will be on display at Exbury Gardens for five months. The plates, known as autochromes, were taken in the early years of the twentieth century by banker Lionel de Rothschild Read full story...Wisteria hysteria at Exbury22nd May 09The elegant sheets of colour produced by Exbury’s flowering wisterias is causing excitement among visitors to the world-famous gardens in the New Forest. Read full story...Flower-power all year round at Exbury!29th April 09As the fantastic flower power of Exbury’s high season opens out into full bloom, the world-famous Gardens have received high acclaim at top flower shows. Read full story...Exbury steals the show1st April 09A fabulous Fortune rhododendron was one of the prizewinning blooms that helped Exbury Gardens sweep the board at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Spring Show in London on Tues 1 April. Read full story...Exbury marks 90th Anniversary13th February 09Exbury marks 90th anniversary with historic photographic display. A long-lost collection of historic photographic plates that signalled the dawn of colour photography will be on display at Exbury Gardens from late Spring 2009. Read full story...Autochromes and engines at Exbury for 200912th February 09The historic collection of Rothschild photographic plates that signalled the dawn of colour photography will be on display for much of the season at Exbury Gardens this year (2009) Read full story...HM The Queen launches new Exbury locomotive “Mariloo”12th February 09Exbury’s new steam locomotive received a royal blessing when Her Majesty the Queen unveiled her nameplate and took a ride on the footplate through the world-famous Gardens. Read full story...