Stody Lodge Gardens

Known as one of East Anglia’s most dramatic spring gardens, the colours and scents at Stody Lodge will lift the spirits and dazzle the senses throughout its annual flowering period each May.

The intense palette of its 200 varieties of rhododendrons and azaleas across 14-acres is softened by beautiful magnolias, camellias, ornamental and specimen trees, late daffodils and bluebells.  These gardens are renowned for meandering pathways lined with towering blooms, magnificent yew hedging, expansive lawns and delicious homemade teas.

Stody Lodge also boasts a little-known national treasure: its exceptional four-acre Azalea Water Gardens which is widely believed to be the largest single planting of vividly coloured azalea mollis (over 2,000 plants) in the UK.

Entrance is £10, available via Ticketsource or by cash/card at the entrance gate.