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Bacton Woods
Bacton · Norfolk
Bacton Woods is a Forestry England woodland near Bacton, with source evidence for coast redwood, dawn redwood, and giant sequoia. Use the official woodland page for current access information and treat the redwood detail as source-backed until field evidence improves.
Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest
Goudhurst · Kent
Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest is a major Forestry England arboretum near Goudhurst, with redwood interest inside a broad public tree collection. Current source evidence records giant sequoia and dawn redwood; check Forestry England visitor information before visiting.
Benmore Botanic Garden
Dunoon · Argyll and Bute
Home to one of the most impressive giant sequoia avenues in Britain. Planted in 1863 from seeds brought directly from California, the avenue of over a hundred sequoias creates a cathedral-like approach to the garden. The trees are now among the tallest in Scotland.
Bicton Park Botanical Gardens
East Budleigh · Devon
A Victorian-era botanical garden with one of the finest collections of conifers in south-west England, including impressive giant sequoias in the historic pinetum. The gardens have been accumulating remarkable trees since the early 19th century.
Biddulph Grange Garden
Biddulph · Staffordshire
Biddulph Grange Garden is a National Trust masterpiece of Victorian garden design, laid out as a sequence of playful and highly distinctive compartments. Redwood interest sits within a much larger designed landscape known for bold planting, unusual themes, and an immersive garden route.
Bodnant Garden
Tal-y-cafn · Conwy
Bodnant Garden is a world-famous National Trust garden in the Conwy valley, known for National Collections, Champion Trees, terraces, woodland, and broad seasonal interest. Its tree collection includes giant sequoias within one of the most celebrated historic gardens in Wales.
Brandon Country Park
Brandon · Suffolk
Brandon Country Park has recorded giant sequoias and coast redwoods in the historic Brandon Park Estate landscape. Existing Redwood World text describes six giant sequoias and five coast redwoods, with unusual trees planted after the estate's early nineteenth-century transformation from heathland.
Bute Park
Cardiff · Cardiff
A large public park in the heart of Cardiff with several notable conifers including dawn redwood specimens planted in the late 20th century. The park follows the River Taff and offers one of the most accessible encounters with redwood species in the Welsh capital.
Castle Kennedy Gardens
Stranraer · Dumfries and Galloway
Castle Kennedy Gardens is one of Scotland’s most important historic designed landscapes, set between the White Loch and Black Loch near Stranraer. The gardens are known for sculptured landforms, radiating avenues, championship trees, and mature giant sequoias within a long-cared-for estate setting.
Cliveden Estate
Taplow · Buckinghamshire
Cliveden Estate is a National Trust landscape above the Thames near Taplow, with source evidence for coast redwood. Use the official visitor page for access and opening details, and treat the redwood record as source-backed until field evidence improves.
Cluny House Gardens
Aberfeldy · Perthshire
Cluny House Gardens in Highland Perthshire includes giant sequoias in a sheltered garden setting. Use the official garden information for current opening times and visitor details before planning a trip.
Dawyck Botanic Garden
Stobo · Scottish Borders
Dawyck Botanic Garden is a renowned arboretum in a Scottish Borders glen, where trees and shrubs from around the world thrive in a continental climate. The garden is especially noted for seasonal displays, conifer interest, and a strong collection that includes giant sequoias.
Emmets Garden
Ide Hill, Sevenoaks · Kent
Emmetts Garden is an Edwardian hillside garden in Kent with year-round interest, wide Wealden views, and a varied planting style across formal and wooded sections. Its tree interest includes giant sequoia within a family-friendly National Trust garden on one of the higher points of the Kent countryside.
Harcourt Arboretum
Nuneham Courtenay · Oxfordshire
Harcourt Arboretum is the University of Oxford’s tree garden at Nuneham Courtenay, offering pinetum plantings, woodland, meadows, and a quieter long-form walk beyond the city. Its collections include giant sequoias and coast redwoods among a broad arboretum landscape of rare and heritage trees.
High Lodge Forest Centre
Brandon · Suffolk
High Lodge Forest Centre is the main visitor hub for Thetford Forest near Brandon, with source evidence for coast redwood, dawn redwood, and giant sequoia. Use Forestry England visitor information for access, facilities, and current conditions before visiting.
Killerton Estate
Broadclyst · Devon
A National Trust estate with fine giant sequoias in the historic hillside garden. Killerton was one of the earliest Devon estates to plant the newly introduced sequoias in the 1850s and 1860s. The trees stand prominently on the wooded hillside behind the house.
Lynford Arboretum
Lynford · Norfolk
Lynford Arboretum is a public Forestry England arboretum in Thetford Forest, historically associated with the Lynford Hall estate. It is known for Sequoia Avenue, a double row of giant sequoias planted in the nineteenth century, alongside a wider collection of specimen trees.
Rhinefield Ornamental Drive
New Forest · Hampshire
A dramatic drive through a double avenue of coast redwoods planted in 1859. The trees now tower over 40 metres above the road and create one of the most striking woodland experiences in southern England. Part of the New Forest National Park.
Sandringham House
Sandringham · Norfolk
Sandringham House is a confirmed redwood place on the wider estate, with giant sequoia, coast redwood, and dawn redwood recorded around the grounds. A recent field visit reported redwoods across the estate trails, from young trees near the Queen Elizabeth memorial to more mature specimens elsewhere; check estate access before setting out.
Sheffield Park Garden
Uckfield · East Sussex
Sheffield Park Garden is a Grade I listed National Trust landscape of lakes, woodland, and historic parkland in East Sussex. It is especially strong on large specimen trees and autumn colour, with giant sequoias among the heritage conifers that give the garden its grand scale.
Sheringham Park
Norfolk
Sheringham Park is a National Trust parkland and garden site near Sheringham, Norfolk. Public submissions report coast redwoods near the main visitor paths and car park; this record is published as a cautious map-record pending fuller source-backed review of the exact tree count and placement.
Tatton Park
Knutsford · Cheshire
A National Trust managed deer park and gardens with notable giant sequoias planted in the Victorian walled garden and pleasure grounds. The sequoias at Tatton have grown to impressive size and complement the estate's extraordinary collection of heritage trees.
Tollymore Forest Park
Newcastle · County Down
Tollymore Forest Park is a large public forest at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, with river walks, bridges, open glades, and an old arboretum landscape. The arboretum planting began in 1752 and includes heritage trees alongside redwood interest within one of Northern Ireland’s best-known parkland forests.
Tyntesfield
Wraxall · North Somerset
A spectacular Victorian Gothic estate managed by the National Trust, with giant sequoias in the woodland gardens. Tyntesfield was built and planted by the Gibbs family in the 1860s–1880s and represents one of the best-preserved Victorian estates in England. The sequoias date from this period.
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
Tetbury · Gloucestershire
Westonbirt is a major Forestry England arboretum in Gloucestershire, created nearly 200 years ago and now spread across a vast landscape of woodland and specimen plantings. Its collections include notable giant sequoias and coast redwoods among one of Britain’s great tree-focused visits.