RHS Garden Rosemoor

About

RHS Garden Rosemoor is a celebrated public display garden tucked in the scenic Devon valley, run by the Royal Horticultural Society. Spanning 65 acres, it combines formal and informal planting, with a spectacular rose garden that bursts into colour with around 2,000 varieties at its peak each summer. In addition to the rose displays, visitors can wander through lush herb, fruit and vegetable gardens, explore an extensive arboretum, and enjoy the alpine house – a haven for rare and exotic plants. The garden’s visitor centre, plant centre, shop, restaurant and the charming Wisteria Tearoom offer ample opportunities to learn, shop, dine and unwind. The gardens also host a rich programme of seasonal events and exhibitions, from The Royal Horticultural Society’s Globe and the annual Rose Show to seasonal illuminations and garden parties. Cultural highlights include a reference library and a bird-worthy wildlife habitat. Whether you’re a casual stroller, a dedicated botanist, or simply looking for a peaceful rural escape, RHS Garden Rosemoor provides a memorable experience of horticultural wonder and natural beauty. Plan a visit early in the season for the most brilliant rose displays, and later in the year for autumn foliage and plenty of quiet walking paths.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours