Sheffield Park Garden
Sheffield Park Garden in East Sussex is a masterpiece of landscape gardening, with four interconnected lakes reflecting vast specimens of rare trees and blazing autumn colour. Originally laid out in the 18th century and substantially developed in the Edwardian era, it is particularly celebrated for its extraordinary displays in spring and autumn. A winding path through glades and along lakesides reveals something new at every turn throughout the seasons.
- Four interconnected ornamental lakes
- Spectacular autumn colour displays
- Rare specimen trees throughout
Best for garden lovers, photographers and anyone who comes for the autumn spectacle.
Things to see at Sheffield Park Garden
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- Four Interconnected Lakes
- Autumn Colour Woodland Walks
- National Collection of Ghent Azaleas
- Sheffield Park House (Visible from Garden)