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4 days ago · Explore over 250 acres of wide-open spaces and dramatic skies at Sheffield Park and Garden. Look out for butterflies, buzzards or skylarks and the historic remains of its past. Here you will find the latest updates and musings from the garden team.
- Estate walk at Sheffield Park | Sussex | National Trust
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- The garden at Sheffield Park │ E Sussex | National Trust
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- Sheffield Park & Garden parkland │E Sussex | National Trust
Visiting the parkland at Sheffield Park & Garden. The...
- Estate walk at Sheffield Park | Sussex | National Trust
- Lakes
- Trees and Shrubs
- Pulham Falls
- Garden Tours
Water has always been a key element of the landscape at Sheffield Park and the lakes have become an iconic feature, which is much photographed and enjoyed by everyone who visits. Their hand-dug, clay-lined construction creates dramatic reflections of the carefully planned planting that surrounds them.
The vast collection of trees and large shrubs are planted to create vistas that enhance the feeling of scale and grandeur of the property. The garden has received a Grade I listing and holds the National Collection of Ghent Azaleas.
The Pulham Falls, which connect Ten Foot Pond and Middle Lake, were commissioned by the 3rd Earl of Sheffield and installed between 1882 and 1885 by Pulham and Son. We turn the falls on between 12pm and 1pm every Tuesday and Friday – a spectacular sight to take in during your visit.
Delve deeper into Sheffield Park’s horticulture, history and conservation work on a free Garden Tour. Our Gardeners and Rangers lead a series of walks throughout the year to showcase our seasonal beauty and work. Please visit the events page to find out more. Gardener and Ranger walks are free but normal garden admission applies. Available on a fir...
Visiting the parkland at Sheffield Park & Garden. The parkland area is free to visit and is open dawn till dusk. Dogs are welcome – but please keep them on a lead due to livestock grazing (apart from in East Park which is the only place in the estate that dogs are allowed off-lead). There are no toilets or refreshments on the parkland.
Free access (member 1 only for joint memberships) applies when open. Garden and lakes views open up from every winding path in this cleverly designed landscape, a true horticultural work of art. In spring, the paths are lined with colourful clouds of azaleas and rhododendrons, and varied trees play ...
Sheffield Park and Garden Sheffield Park is a really spectacular place to visit and there are many footpaths in the acres of landscaped gardens and picturesque lakes and bridges to cross. There are many winding paths to take and is perfect on a sunny day to enjoy the abundance of flowers and quiet spaces to enjoy a picnic.
Sheffield Park and Garden is an informal landscape garden five miles east of Haywards Heath, in East Sussex, England. It was originally laid out in the 18th century by Capability Brown , and further developed as a woodland garden in the early 20th century by its then owner, Arthur Gilstrap Soames.
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Sheffield Park and Garden Sheffield Park, near Uckfield, East Sussex. This National Trust landscape garden and surrounding historic parkland is well known for its spectacular autumn colour, but is glorious in all seasons. Originally designed in the 18th Century by gardening greats such as Capability Brown and Humphry Repton, the garden contains ...
