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The garden and teahouse are reopening on Saturday, 28th March 2026.

We will be open every day, 10am - 5pm.
 

Our garden & teahouse reopen for our Spring season on Saturday, 28th March.  Open daily 10am - 5pm.


Ramster Garden is Surrey's hidden gem, renowned for its rare trees and a kaleidoscope of blooming shrubs. Our historic woodland garden, which spans 25 acres, is famous for its extensive collection of rhododendrons and azaleas that burst into a breathtaking spectacle of colour with the arrival of Spring, and amazing displays of colour in Autumn. 

Opening Times

Open daily, from 28th March, 10am - 5pm.

Spring Garden Reopening

From Saturday, 28th March 2026
Open Monday - Sunday, 10am - 5pm

Spring is a breath-taking time in the garden,  with our famous collections of rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias bursting into vibrant bloom across 25 acres of peaceful woodland. ​

 

Early on, you’ll see magnolias and camellias alongside drifts of daffodils and primroses. By mid-spring, carpets of bluebells spread through the woodland, and from late April into May, the rhododendrons and azaleas take over, with hundreds of varieties creating the main display the garden is known for. 

Tickets: Included in garden entry price

  • Adults £10.00 (Mar, April, June - Nov)

  • May garden entry £12.00

  • Children: 5-16 years:  £3

  • Under 5 free

  • Registered disabled: £5 

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Teahouse

Open every day from 28th March 2026

10am-5pm

Ramster Teahouse provide a relaxing setting for morning coffee, lunch or a cup of tea. We serve hot and cold drinks,  homemade soups, a range of homemade sandwiches, quiche sausage rolls and a wonderful selection of delicious cakes.  

When we get really busy we do have to revert to simple sandwich menu, but always freshly made and delicious!

We do not take table bookings at the teahouse, just turn up.

We have plenty of outside and inside seating, a big gravel car park, disabled parking and access, toilets and accessible toilets available.​  No picnics allowed in the garden or teahouse.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you open?

The garden and teahouse will reopen on Saturday, 28th March 2026.  They will be open daily during the Spring, 10am-5pm.

Can I use my BBC2 for 1 entry ticket?

2 for 1 entry tickets are not valid on weekends, in May when the Sculpture exhibition is on, during other special events , or for group visits 15+.

Do I need to book?

There is no need to pre-book your visit to the garden, just come into the teahouse on arrival to buy your ticket.

Can I bring my dog?

Well behaved dogs (must be on a short lead) are welcome in the garden and tea house.​  Dogs are not allowed when we have events in the Hall.

Can I visit the Teahouse without a garden entry ticket?

Our Teahouse is open to non-garden visitors during opening times.

Is there a car park?

We have a large car park which is free to visitors, toilets including disabled are in the car park.

Do you have wheelchairs?

Sorry we do not have wheelchairs to hire.

Can I picnic?

Sorry no picnics in the garden or teahouse.

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Season Ticket & Gift Vouchers

Visitors can purchase a Season Ticket for unlimited access during our opening times. This is a unique chance to engage with the garden through each season.  Or treat someone to a single garden visit, maybe with afternoon tea in the teahouse, by purchasing one of our gift vouchers.   

These can be bought from the teahouse or bought for 2026 online.

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Group Visits 

We welcome group visits to Ramster Garden. All group visits must be pre-booked with us to ensure you have the most enjoyable and personalised experience possible.

Toasted sandwich, coffee and ice cooler drink

Dog Friendly

Ramster Garden is a dog friendly.  We request dogs remain on short leads during their visit to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone. Our Tea House is also dog friendly and has doggy ice cream.

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