Rowallane Garden - Discover one of Northern Ireland’s finest National Trust gardens.

Located just south of Saintfield in County Down, Rowallane Garden is a beautiful National Trust property renowned for its colourful plant collections, peaceful woodland walks and beautifully landscaped grounds. Spanning more than 50 acres, the garden offers year-round interest, making it a favourite destination for gardeners, families and nature lovers alike.

Rowallane is particularly famous for its outstanding displays of azaleas and rhododendrons, which create a spectacular burst of colour during spring. The garden is also home to the National Collection of penstemons, alongside magnificent specimen trees, tranquil ponds, formal gardens and seasonal floral displays that ensure there is always something new to discover.

After exploring the gardens, visitors can relax in the welcoming caf?, serving hot drinks, homemade cakes, freshly baked scones and a selection of light lunches.

Dogs are welcome throughout much of the garden, making Rowallane an excellent destination for visitors wishing to enjoy a walk with their four-legged companions. Visitors are advised to check the National Trust website before travelling for current opening times, admission prices and the latest dog access guidelines.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll, beautiful photography opportunities or simply a relaxing day surrounded by nature, Rowallane Garden is one of County Down’s most delightful attractions.

Plan your visit to Rowallane Garden and experience one of Northern Ireland’s most beautiful gardens.

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