Discover the gardens’ significance to the building of Angleseyville, how this historic Regency garden fell into abandonment, and the subsequent resurrection to its former glory with wonderful planting.

Visitors will enjoy a guided tour of the garden, originally laid out in the Regency period, and will learn of the history of this wonderful Regency Garden cared for by a dedicated team of volunteers for over 30 years.

A key feature of the garden is the planting. All plants must have been introduced into Britain before 1850 or are British natural flora. You’ll hear all about these specific plants and trees.

The gardens’ significance to the building of Angleseyville and its links to the Austin family, will also be explained.

Duration: 45 Minutes.

Booking OPENS on 23 Aug at 09:30

Advance Registration is required: Max 30 people per tour/session. You may book up to 4 tickets per booking.

To complete your registration please include your name, contact telephone number, email and post code

Please complete registration within 10 minutes. After this, the reservation we're holding will be released to others.

Alternative dates: If your first choice of date or time is fully booked, you can either add your name to the waitlist or return to the booking page of our website and choose again.

FAQs and other information

Arrival: Please arrive 10 minutes before start time.

Outdoors: The garden is fully accessible for wheelchairs and buggies, and suitable for all ages to enjoy. Feel free to bring a fold-up stool or chair for your comfort. Please wear suitable shoes for walking on grass and pathways.

You could bring a picnic and take time to enjoy the garden on your own after the tour. Toilets and refreshments are available for customers within the nearby Anglesey Hotel.

Accessibility: For full accessibility options and facilities available, please go to 12. Alverstoke's Regency Garden - Gosport Heritage Open Days

Children: Accompanied children welcome.

12. Alverstoke’s Regency Garden (13 Sept)