Visit the stunning arboretum all year round.
Batsford Arboretum offers one of the finest botanical collections in the country.
The arboretum has around 1,300 different species of trees, shrubs and bamboo.
Boasting 56 acres of stunning parkland, Batsford Arboretum in Moreton-in-Marsh offers one of the finest botanical collections in the country, with around 1,300 different species of trees, shrubs and bamboo from around the world, waiting to be discovered.
The family-friendly Cotswold attraction is an inspiring place to visit throughout all four seasons. Expect blankets of snowdrops and beautiful Japanese cherry blossom in spring, and impressive displays of colour in autumn, with the destination open every day of the year, except for Christmas Day.
The arboretum is run by The Batsford Foundation, a charitable trust which aims to promote conservation and advance public knowledge of gardens, arboreta and historic landscapes.
Enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in the Garden Terrace Café followed by a browse in the gift shop and garden centre where you’ll find unique gifts, a large selection of plants and gardening accessories.
Visitors can also expect a diverse annual programme of events, spanning alfresco theatre productions, themed trails for children, and forest school activities.
For more information call (01386) 701441 or visit batsarb.co.uk.
Please note, Batsford Arboretum is reopen from 10am to 4pm daily, visitors are encouraged to book tickets online in advance.
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