Valley Gardens
17 acre Victorian gardens in Low Harrogate
About Valley Gardens
Valley Gardens is a 17 acre Grade II listed park in Low Harrogate, off Valley Drive, with its main entrance facing the Royal Pump Room Museum. North Yorkshire Council owns and manages the gardens, and the Friends of Valley Gardens, a registered charity, lead major restoration work. It has 4.7 from...
Highlights
- Bogs Field mineral wells
- Themed gardens
- Seasonal dahlia displays
- Sun Pavilion and Colonnade
- Walk to RHS Harlow Carr
Opening Hours
Features & Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Valley Gardens open 24 hours?
Yes. The Friends of Valley Gardens site says the gardens are open all year round, 24 hours a day.
Is there a café in Valley Gardens?
Yes. Ripley Ice-cream and Café serves light refreshments. The Games Pavilion near the tennis courts also sells some.
Can you park at Valley Gardens?
There is free street disc zone parking on Cornwall Road and Valley Drive. Follow the posted signs.
Can I walk from Valley Gardens to RHS Harlow Carr?
Yes. A walking route of about 1½ miles leads through the Pinewoods to RHS Harlow Carr.
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