We hope you enjoy the variety of plants and trees, vistas and walks whenever you visit. First planted in the early 19th century, Hoveton Hall Gardens have been given much time and thought as they have evolved over the years.

Throughout the seasons: Enjoy a visit to the gardens in springtime when the grounds are carpeted with hundreds of different varieties of snowdrops and daffodils, some of which are very rare.

May and June see the azaleas and rhododendrons take centre stage - an amazing collection with spectacular colours, which have been described as one of the best displays in the county. July and August see the formal herbaceous and kitchen gardens coming to the fore with perfectly manicured lawns and over 600 different plant varieties, some of which are rare and unusual. Our restored 19th century iron glasshouse is a must see for all visitors to the gardens.

No visit to our gardens would be complete without a trip to the Garden Kitchen Café which is open from 9.30am to 4pm.