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© National Trust/Kirsten Warren
Not just for summer - the garden at Dunham
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© NationalTrust/Alan Novelli
It's all eyes on the silver birches at this time of year
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© National Trust/Alan Novelli
Thousands of snowdrops come to life in January
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© National Trust & Alan Novelli
Beautiful irises bring a splash of winter colour
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© Baz Taylor
Why not head to the restaurant after a walk in the frosty park?
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© National Trust/Helen Appleyard
Berries and barks provide lots of winter colour.
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© National Trust/Alan Novelli
Thousands of cyclamen create a colourful carpet
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© Dunham Massey, National Trust
A dusting of snow brings a dash of winter to the garden
Winter walks and warming food, Dunham Massey is a place for all seasons
Visit Dunham Massey to see Britain’s largest winter garden and to take a stroll in the historic deer park.
If you think nothing grows in winter a trip to Dunham will make you think again. There’s always something to see in this garden for all seasons. The flowers, berries and tree barks have a great variety of colour, textures and scents at this time of year. Garden highlights include the scented walk and the birch triangle and the tens of thousands of snowdrops that spring to life in January. Take a tour on Monday – Wednesday to discover more about the winter garden, created following visitors’ requests. Follow a trip to the garden with a stroll in the deer park and treat yourself to a delicious home cooked meal in the restaurant.
Don't miss
- Play the piano or Edwardian games in the Gallery.
- Enjoy a game of croquet on a summer’s afternoon.
- Wine coolers to potties - the Trust’s greatest silver collection.
- Feed the chickens or water the edible garden.
- Discover more about the family’s sporting adventures through their costumes.
- Explore Britain’s largest winter garden.
