What is an arboretum?

An arboretum is a carefully curated and systematically arranged collection of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants, traditionally grown for educational, scientific, and conservation purposes.

Our Arboretum

Commissioned by Mr. C in his 80th year, the arboretum plans were meticulously designed by Stephen Bean Associates in December 2007.

The design drew inspiration from the grand formal gardens of Europe, including Versailles, Hampton Court, and the Baroque magnificence of Het Loo.

The 30-acre arboretum is split into sections, each reflecting the corresponding room scheme within Burton Constable Hall.

Featuring over 200 rare tree species, the aim is to celebrate the blend of art and nature, inviting visitors to marvel at the natural surroundings as if they were works of art.

We believe that everyone benefits from some time with nature, and that’s why our Arboretum is free for anyone to explore.

Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, looking for a family adventure or simply in need of a peaceful retreat, The Arboretum at Burton Constable Holiday Park welcomes you.

Read More About The Arboretum

Discover the origins, inspiration, and dedicated efforts behind The Arboretum. Delve behind the scenes to uncover the history of the land, the ongoing rejuvenation project, and how our Friends of the Arboretum have supported us throughout the journey.

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