Please book your garden entry tickets online.
Children under 16 GO FREE, Dogs welcome.
For Group Visits and other information please email: info@himalayangarden.com
The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park in North Yorkshire is open from April 12th to October 30th 2022
April – June on Tuesdays – Sundays (& Bank Holidays)
July – October on Wednesdays – Sundays (& Bank Holidays)
For Season Tickets, vouchers and daily admission tickets please book on this website. Go to BOOK NOW
Welcome to the Park, with 45 acres to explore we have plenty of space and fresh air for all to enjoy.

Enjoy hot and cold drinks, delicious lunches and afternoon tea with freshly prepared food and friendly service.
No time to delay? Grab a snack and drink from the Himalayan Hutt before making your way down into the grounds, or pop by the Horsebox set in the heart of the garden for a tasty treat with a view.
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The Woodland Playground
The woodland playground provides entertainment for children of all ages, with climbing nets, monkey bars, a basket swing and spinning roundabout. Located next to the Garden Tearoom, it's a great spot for children to play while the grown-ups can enjoy some refreshments. Hand sanitisers are available for your use in this area. Please keep children supervised at all times.

Join our Team - Become a Volunteer Garden Ranger
Are you interested in a career in horticultural? Do you want to become a park ranger? Looking for a career change or a student experience? Whether retired and looking for a place to demonstrate a lifetime of exceptional skills, or just want to be part of something special, the Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park is waiting to hear from you. No experience is required as full training will be given. For further information please email the Garden Team at: infohimalayangarden@gmail.com

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Dog Walking
We welcome well-behaved dogs but, ask that they are kept on a lead at all times. Owners are expected to clean up after their dogs and ensure that they do not cause a nuisance to other visitors. For health & safety reasons we do not allow dogs in the Garden Tearoom, but there are plenty of outdoor tables for your use.

Garden History
Peter and Caroline Roberts originally bought the property in 1996, as a privately owned 20 acre woodland garden, which has now been extended to 45 acres. Some of the grounds were coppiced Hazel woodland with an infestation of Japanese Knotweed, whilst other parts of the site were dense, dark woods of Sitka Spruce.
Learn more“We started the garden because the acid soil, abundance of springs and microclimate is ideal for growing Himalayan plants. The planting enhances our large, internationally recognised art collection and we add more features every year.”
Peter Roberts