Frimley Park Rose Garden

heritage trail, Frimley, Hastings 4120

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4.8 on Google · 39 reviews

Frimley Park is one of Hastings' best-loved heritage reserves, gifted by the Williams family in 1951 and home to a Kew-Gardens-inspired rose garden of 5,500+ roses opened in 1967. The accessible playground sits among rare specimen trees with brightly coloured astro-turf zones, a wheelchair-friendly roundabout, swings, slides, a rope climb, bongo drums, talk tubes and a scooter path - praised by parents as one of the area's most inclusive play spaces. The wider park has football and cricket fields, a petanque court, picnic seating, mature plantings and entries on Frimley Road and Lyndhurst Road.

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daniela C.

Google15 Apr 20260Helpful

amazing rose garden with many different kinds and so beautiful blossoms 🌸🥰🌹🌺 (we visited in the end of october and there were already a lot of them blooming) …

Dennis D.

Google15 Apr 20260Helpful

The rose garden is well tended and beautiful. The rest of the park is great for kids and comfortable walks through a beautiful park.