Visitor in the garden in summer at Castle Drogo in Devon — Summer in the garden at Castle Drogo | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Gardens and parks in Devon

Take a stroll and explore the wide variety of the gardens we look after in Devon.

Full of variety and interest.

Summer flowers in the garden at Killerton, Devon.

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The garden at Killerton

Discover what to see and do in Killerton's diverse garden. There’s plenty of space for walks and adventure at this country estate near Exeter.

Orange roses fill the foreground of the image with large petals, white roses can also be seen in the background.

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Castle Drogo’s garden is the highest garden cared for by the National Trust. Discover circular lawns, formal terraces, a rhododendron garden and a tranquil Chapel Garden at this castle garden on Dartmoor.

A visitor in a mobility scooter explores a pathway in the garden at Dunster Castle, Somerset

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Visiting the garden at Dunster Castle and Watermill

Explore the highlights of the garden at Dunster Castle, which takes you around the world and through four different microclimates

Two people are sitting on a wooden bench in a lush garden filled with various colorful flowers and greenery. One person is wearing a light blue sweater and beige pants, while the other is wearing an orange cardigan, red floral skirt, and orange shoes. The second person is holding a small black dog on their lap and pointing towards something in the distance. The background features a stone wall covered with moss and plants.

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The garden at Coleton Fishacre

With a climate as mild as South Cornwall, exotic and tender plants thrive in the garden at Coleton Fishacre. From formal terraces to woodland, the garden is varied and filled with year-round interest, and RHS accredited.

Small white butterfly on purple chive flower at Parke

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The garden at Parke

Explore the historic estate of Parke on the edge of Dartmoor, with its walled garden and mixed orchard plus abundant wildlife on the river.

A visitor walking through the garden at Knightshayes with a wall in the background and pink flowers to the right

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Knightshayes

Explore vibrant post-war gardens, miles of 19th-century parkland and grand Gothic Revival architecture by Victorian visionary, William Burges.

View over the garden towards the Salcombe Estuary at sunrise, Overbeck's Garden at Sharpitor, Devon

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Overbeck's Garden

A hidden paradise of subtropical gardens with Salcombe estuary views.

Conservatory and borders in the flower garden in July at Arlington Court, Devon

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The garden at Arlington Court

From the ever-changing flowers of the formal Victorian Garden to picture-perfect pleasure grounds, the garden at Arlington Court is beautiful whatever the weather. Step into the hidden walled kitchen garden for variety through the seasons.

The image shows a vibrant garden filled with various types of flowers in full bloom. The flowers are predominantly shades of red, pink, and white, and they are densely packed together. In the background, there are tall trees and more greenery, indicating that the garden is part of a larger natural setting. The sky is clear with some patches of blue visible through the trees. There is also a well-maintained grassy area to the right side of the image.

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The garden at Greenway

From walled gardens to riverside woodland, the garden at Greenway is very relaxed and tranquil. Find out more about the Peach House, the Fernery, the Battery, and where to find the best river views.

Roses in the Elizabethan Garden at Buckland Abbey

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Buckland Abbey's garden

From beautiful blooms to bountiful harvests, the gardens at Buckland Abbey are full of colour and seasonal interest. Soak up the history of this special place as you admire the planting, or simply enjoy the peace and tranquillity as you sit a while on one of the benches.

View of the House at A la Ronde, Devon, from the meadow, depicting the monkey puzzle trees.

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A la Ronde

Characterful 16-sided house and grounds with views of the Exe estuary, built in 1796 by cousins Jane & Mary Parminter. Filled with curious mementoes of their Grand Tour travels, and handcrafted decorations from shell, feather and paper.