The beautiful grounds comprise some 32 vergees (approx. 12 acres) beautifully maintained to include a variety of landscapes, gardens and features.
The formal garden of expansive lawns is surrounded by rose beds, herbaceous and shrub borders. Four cannons on the bluff came from Elizabeth Castle, where they had defended the coast.
The richly wooded valley of native and ornamental trees includes Acer, Sumach, Willows and Conifers and is a haven for wildlife, particularly squirrels. The two lakes in the semi-wild area are planted with Gunnera, Arum and Water lillies, home to trout, koi carp, ducks and moorhens. Many of the trees and shrubs are commemorative and have been planted by Royal visitors. Tombola. Free Nature Walk
Open by kind permission of His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Jerry Kyd KBE and Lady Kyd
The Visitor’s Car Park Entrance is opposite the St Saviour Parish Hall, on the junction of Rectory
Lane with St Saviour’s Hill. Please note this is for cars only.
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Disabled Parking for Blue Badge Holders Only is via La Ruette De Sacrament , this is the road
opposite St Saviour’s Parish Hall, St Saviour’s Hill.
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Pedestrians and Cyclists can enter either through the Main Gate on St Saviour’s Hill or via La
Ruette De Sacremont
The Open Garden is wheelchair friendly with level access to graveled paths and grass including
the Teas Stands
Directions:
From St Helier take the A7, St Saviour’s Hill and the Car Park Entrance is marked on the left just
past St Saviour’s Church, where the road swings right. The entrance is at the junction of
Rectory Lane and St Saviour’s Hill. Please take care as cars may be coming up Rectory Lane
From Five Oaks, Take the A7 towards St Helier and the Car Park Entrance is on the right in the
apex of the left hand bend just before St Saviour’s Church. This is the junction with Rectory
Lane. Please take care as cars may be coming up Rectory Lane.
Bus #23 www.libertybus.je