

Explore coastal rock formations and scenic gardens perfect for families, dogs, and pushchairs with free admission to this Southsea seafront attraction.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in
A lovely garden to walk through, unfortunately not at night not very well lit, and my beautiful other half ended up taking an unexpected swim in the pond cutting her hand in the process. Walked up some steps and onto what she thought was the path only to realise to late it wasn’t a path but an over grown algae filled pond. Very wet and sore other half.
Very happy to stumble across this garden on a walk. Lots of lovely plants and smells to experience.
This a great space and the care and attention that must go into the maintenance and upkeep is a credit to all involved. A variety of plants and flowers and various paths make for fun for the kids and a place of relaxation for all. Koi carp to a resident turtle that can often be seen lapping up the sun on a rock at the bottom of the waterfall. Well worth a visit and get some head space
Delightful garden, very well maintained (I see gardeners most weekdays), with a great variety of plants and small trees, ponds and plenty of seating. It's lower than its surroundings so no seaview but it's relatively sheltered from the wind. I love it for soaking up the sun in winter and for its shade in the summer. There is one ramp by the road for wheelchair access.
Hidden gem of a garden with landscaped rockeries, plenty of attractive flowers and a cascade. Pleasantly quiet when I visited in the early evening, and only a short walk from the beach. Benches situated around the gardens so you can sit and enjoy the surroundings for a while.
Reviews last updated: 6 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 6 October 2026
