One of the Last Working Formal Estate Gardens of the Early 20th Century
If you are going to be in the area anytime from May-mid October you will have to make it a point to visit Fuller Gardens.
Fuller Gardens is a non-profit, public botanical garden located in North Hampton, New Hampshire, it’s only 2.8 miles from The Beach House!!
The Gardens are open from mid-May to mid October, seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The formal rose gardens designed in the Colonial Revival style were commissioned during the late 1920s by Massachusetts Governor Alvan T. Fuller at his summer estate. The meticulously maintained formal Rose gardens, English perennial plantings and a Japanese garden provide a continuous array of color and interest from spring until fall.
Today Fuller Gardens depends on the support of visitors, members, foundations and philanthropists. Fuller Gardens remains a seaside gem open for the enjoyment of seven thousand annual visitors.
The Gardens are open from mid-May to mid October, seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Admission
We accept cash and credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express)
- Members: FREE Become a member now!
- Adults $9.00
- Seniors: $8.00
- Students with identification: $6.00
- Children under12: $4.00
- Carried infants: no charge
- Groups (over 10): $7.50
Accessibility
Fuller Gardens is 75% handicapped accessible. There is a wheelchair accessible restroom. All the paths in the gardens are more than 36 inches. There is seating throughout. However, there are a few areas where there are 3 steps up and down. There are benches for seating throughout Fuller Gardens.
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