Is Sheffield Botanical Gardens free?
It’s free to visit the gardens..
Where can I park at Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
There is NO parking inside the Gardens. Parking is very limited on roads off Clarkehouse Road and near to the Thompson Road entrance. There are disabled parking spaces at the top of the drive off the Thompson Road entrance.
Are there toilets at Botanical Gardens Sheffield?
We are reopening a small number of toilets, across some of the city’s busiest parks, from Monday 13 July. It is planned that toilets will also be reopened at Forge Dam, Rivelin Valley and the Botanical Gardens, once full safety and hygiene measures are in place for each site.
How much does it cost to get into Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
Sheffield Botanical Gardens are open all the year round. Visitors are very welcome and entrance is FREE. Maps of the Gardens can be downloaded here or picked up at the Information Point at the Clarkehouse Road entrance.
Who owns Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
The Town Trust
In 1951, the management of the Gardens passed to the Sheffield Corporation on a 99-year lease for a peppercorn rent of one shilling per year raised to 5p a quarter in 1971. The Town Trust remains the owners of the Gardens.
Is coffee shop open in botanic gardens?
A selection of sandwiches, cakes, and drinks including speciality coffees are now available (updated September 2021). Current opening hours are 10.00am – 4.00pm Monday to Friday and 10.00am – 5.00pm Saturdays, Sundays, and Bank Holidays.
Does endcliffe Park have a car park?
Parking is free for all users. The car park is located in the park, at the Rustlings Road entrance. The car park type is open air/surface. Parking spaces for Blue Badge holders do not need to be booked in advance.
Are dogs allowed in Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
Please remember the following Garden guidelines: Dogs must be kept on leads. Recreational sports, including skateboarding, ball playing, cycling etc are not permitted. Children must be supervised near fountains and ponds. No climbing on trees or garden features.
Who designed Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
Robert Marnock
Sheffield Botanical and Horticultural Society was formed in 1833 to create a botanical garden and in 1834 18 acres (7.5ha) of farmland was bought for the purpose using money raised in shares. A competition held for the design was won by Robert Marnock (1800(89) who began work in the spring of 1834.
Do you pay into Botanic Gardens?
Yes, visitors only have to pay when they enter the Botanic Garden.
How much is entry to National Botanic Gardens?
Opening times & admission prices
| Admission prices | inc Gift Aid | exc Gift Aid |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | £13.75 | £12.50 |
| Children (5-16) | £6.60 | £6 |
| Under 5s | FREE | FREE |
| Family (2 Adults & up to 4 children) | £39.60 | £36 |
Where can I park at Endcliffe Park?
Parking
- Parking is free for all users.
- The car park is located in the park, at the Rustlings Road entrance.
- The car park type is open air/surface.
- Parking spaces for Blue Badge holders do not need to be booked in advance.
- There is/are 2 designated parking bay(s) within the car park.
Where is the entrance to the Botanical Gardens in Sheffield?
Sheffield Botanical Gardens are one mile southwest of the city centre. The main entrance is on Clarkehouse Road (S10 2LN), just along from the Hallamshire Hospital. There are also entrances at Botanical Road and Thompson Road which is off Ecclesall Road.
Who was the first curator of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens?
The botanical gardens were laid out by Robert Marnock, its first curator, between 1834 and 1836. At the same time, the gatehouse, pavilions and south lodge were built by B.B. Taylor, the architect appointed by the first owners (The Sheffield Botanical and Horticultural Society). Since 1998, the site has been substantially restored.
What kind of roses are in Sheffield Botanical Garden?
The planting in the new rose garden is intended to tell the story of roses. Older, paler varieties form the centre of the garden and the most modern varieties are planted around the outside. Damask, tea, hybrid perpetual, hybrid tea, floribunda, climbing and Bourbon roses are all featured.