Hunter Valley Gardens

Attraction
Pagoda
Fountain in the Border Garden
Bridge in the Oriental Garden
Humpty Dumpty in the Storybook Garden
Chinese Garden
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About

Get out into the great outdoors and enjoy the award-winning Hunter Valley Gardens.

Soak up nature at its most stunning at Hunter Valley Gardens, built by Bill and Imelda Roche over four years with a dedicated team of over 40 landscape gardeners, architects and engineers.

There are eight kilometres of walking paths winding through 14 hectares of gardens consisting of over 6000 trees, 600,000 shrubs and over 1 million ground cover plants, plus waterfalls, statues, murals and much more.

The 10 individually themed gardens showcase the artistry of gardens around the world and use both native and exotic varieties of plants.

Hours

See listed hours

Daily: 09:00–17:00

Facilities and visitor features

22 features
Caters for people who use a wheelchair.

Reviews & Ratings

Baguette Doug

Baguette Doug

Google review

Based on the good reviews, we decided to visit the Hunter Valley Gardens, but we left slightly disappointed. Weekday of third week of February. The gardens and landscaping are beautiful, and as lovers of greenery we did enjoy the peaceful setting and took some lovely photos. However, after travelling across NSW and seeing so much stunning natural scenery, it’s hard to justify $39 per person. When nature around you feels more impressive, the value of the garden visit is questionable. The Christmas decorations were still up even though Christmas was almost two months ago, which made the visit feel a bit out of season. We were not sure if any new plants have been planted or if the garden is still operating. All the amusement rides were also closed. On the plus side, it was very quiet and we almost had the entire place to ourselves.

Price range

From $31 To $39 per person

Get in touch

Where you'll be

2090 Broke Road

Pokolbin NSW 2320