One Garden Brighton
Brighton, Brighton and Hove
Image: One Garden BrightonAn 18th-century walled garden in Stanmer Park, restored and run by Plumpton College and free to wander. Themed show gardens, a café with its own bakery and a market selling plants grown on site make it an easy half day with a walk in the park.
Highlights
- Restored walled garden with themed show gardens
- Café with an on-site bakery
- Market with home-grown plants and Sussex produce
- Seasonal family trails and workshops
Good to know
- Dogs are welcome in all indoor and outdoor spaces on short leads
- A Halloween trail runs from 24 October to 1 November 2026
- The Palm House is not open to visitors
Getting there
One Garden Brighton, Stanmer Park, Lewes Road, Brighton, BN1 9SEParking: Two Brighton and Hove City Council car parks in Stanmer Park take card payments only. Patchway, at the top of the park, is the closest.
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Nearby
Image: The Living CoastStanmer Park
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Image: National TrustDitchling Beacon
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Image: Brighton & Hove MuseumsPreston Manor and Gardens
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