The Garden Show at Rookesbury Park
25 - 27 July 2025
Southwick Road, Wickham, PO17 6HT
The Garden Show at Rookesbury Park is an exciting new addition to the annual Garden Show events, held in the stunning setting of the Rookesbury Park Estate, nestled beside the renowned South Downs National Park. The show runs for three days and showcases specialist growers, garden-related goods, artisan crafts, homeware, fashion accessories, and delightful country foods. Visitors can enjoy daily talks, expert advice, activities for all ages, and a vibrant mix of music and entertainment.
The Garden Show at Rookesbury Park
- 25 - 27 July 2025
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Fri & Sat 10am – 5pm (last entry 4pm)
Sun 10am – 4pm (last entry 3pm) - Southwick Road, Wickham, PO17 6HT
- Free Parking
TICKET PRICES
ON THE GATE
PRE-BOOKED
ADULT
£12
£10.20
CONCESSION
£10
£8.50
CHILD
£5
£4.25
FAMILY
£32
£27.20
Rookesbury Park was built in 1824 by Dean Thomas Garnier of Winchester, and has stayed run by and in ownership of the family ever since.
Defining the border of the nation famous South Downs National Park, the beautiful woodlands near the estate date back to 1600 AD.
The Rookesbury House will be part of the show and will have the Artisans, Art & Design exhibitors in its main rooms.
Event Mobility is delighted to be providing electric scooters and manual wheelchairs for Garden Show visitors to hire.
PLEASE NOTE: Mobility scooters and wheelchairs must be booked in advance
We’re thrilled to be supporting the Winchester Hospice at this year’s Garden Show at Rookesbury Park.
Winchester Hospice, provide specialist palliative and end of life care to adults with a life-limiting illness, who live in Winchester and surrounding villages.
Their team works hard to ensure every patient is able to live their life as fully as possible in an environment that enhances well-being and privacy. They offer a range of care that is delivered both at the hospice and in people’s homes, and have a close working partnership with Hampshire Hospitals’ specialist palliative care service, community and hospital teams, as well as community care teams and GPs.
They’re proud to be part of the NHS but a large part of our funding to provide our care comes from charitable giving from the local Winchester community.
Find out more at about the hospice or how you can get involved, visit winchesterhospice.com
