Top places to see spring flowers
Surrey is awash with colour as the spring flowers burst into bloom. Spring is a wonderful time to visit Surrey, from the first snowdrops emerging at Gatton Park in February to the vibrant seasonal displays at RHS Garden Wisley. As the season unfolds, beloved destinations such as Loseley Park and the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden reopen, while Surrey’s woodlands come alive with carpets of bluebells in April and May.
Painshill is an oasis of calm and a joy to walk around in the springtime. The wild daffodils are glowing with sunshine yellow guaranteed to brighten up even the dullest March day and bluebells in April are a highlight of walk around these stunning 18th century landscape gardens.
For a stunning display of Camelias, Magnolias, Azaleas and Rhododendrons head to Ramster. You’ll not be disappointed by the by the abundant display of colour.
As England's most wooded county, there's nowhere better for a woodland stroll to make the most of spectacular bluebells displays in April and May. If you feel up to a challenge and want to see some incredible views as well as stunning bluebells head to the top of Leith Hill, the highest point in South East England.
It is always best to contact the garden or park before your visit for a "bloom status" update.
