Last updated on 14 April 08

Arundel Castle Garden

  2.0/5 (1 ratings)
  • Arundel Castle, West Sussex Courtesy of Pennington PR
  • Arundel Castle Garden Courtesy of Pennington PR
  • The Collector Earl's Garden Courtesy of Pennington PR
  • Collector Earl's Garden Courtesy of Pennington PR
  • Arundel Castle Courtesy of Pennington PR
  • The Collector Earl's Garden, Arundel Castle Courtesy of Pennington PR

Gardenvisit Editorial

The castle is the ancestoral home of the Dukes of Norfolk and is set in 40 acres, with fine views across the South Downs. There is a vinery, nineteenth century walled kitchen garden, cut flower border and Fitzalan Chapel with its own white garden. A new garden opened at Arundel in May 2008 - The Collector Earl's Garden. The area was orginally part of the kitchen garden but had been used as a car park since the 1970s until its redevelopment. It is a memorial to the 14th Earl of Arundel, an avid art collector. There is a central canal and domed pergola.
Address - Arundel, West Sussex, England, BN18 9AB
Opening times - Late March to early November. Tuesday to Sunday. Also open Mondays in August and Bank Holiday Mondays.
Website - Visit the Arundel Castle Garden website

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  • 4 months ago Chris Wadey said

    The buildings and layout of the collectors garden is awe inspiring. Its a shame that the rest of the gardens especially the rose garden, vegetable and flower garden seem to be full of weeds and plants poorly pruned and full of pests. Not worth the money, West dean gardens are much better.

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