Belmont Park garden


Belmont Park gardens date from the 1790s and consist of a walled garden, pinetum, wooded areas, large formal lawns and a large kitchen garden. The walled garden is situated behind the clock tower and contains long borders with a variety of plants both annual and perennial. The pinetum to the west of the walled garden contains a variety of trees planted over the years by the Harris family. It is also the site of a charming Victorian Shell Grotto which contains fine examples of fossilised Aconites.

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Belmont Park,
Belmont,
Throwley,
Faversham,
Kent
ME13 0HH

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Information on Belmont Park garden, Belmont, Throwley, Faversham

Opening Times: Gardens only: All year, Daily, 10:00-18:00.
Admission: Adult £3.00, Child £1.00.
Location: Belmont is situated four miles south, south west of Faversham. From the M2 take take junction 6.
Facilities: Limited Disabled Access,  Dogs on leads,  Plants for Sale,  Guided Tours,  Light Refreshments,  Tea Room,  Toilet Facilities,  Parking Availability
Parkland / Woodland Acreage: 40
Events 2008: Please check website www.belmont-house.org
Organisation(s): Historic Houses Association