Bodenham Arboretum

England, United Kingdom

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Bodenham Arboretum is a 170‑acre woodland garden in Worcestershire, often described as Worcestershire’s “hidden garden,” set in a quiet valley around pools, lakes, and a working farm.

It contains more than 3,000 species of trees and shrubs, including notable collections of acers, North American oaks, and alders, laid out along over five miles of paths that pass through plantations, dells, glades, and around 15 pools and small lakes.

The site is rich in wildlife, supporting a wide range of birds, dragonflies, and other insects, as well as seasonal displays from daffodils and primroses in spring to vibrant autumn colours and features such as a laburnum tunnel that draws visitors in late spring. It is open year‑round with a visitor centre, café, and events, combining a relaxed walking experience with a working farm and educational activities for families.