Tuesday 28th April 2026 there is a coach trip arranged to Exbury Gardens and an optional ride on a steam train.
With 200 acres of woodland, herbaceous and formal gardens to enjoy, there’s always something new to see at Exbury. In spring you can see the world-famous collection of rhododendrons and azaleas. A ride on the narrow-gauge steam railway will be included as part of the outing. Plus there are also some lovely riverside walks to explore.
The gardens benefit from a wide tarmac driveway which extends from Exbury House in the centre of the gardens to the American Garden near the northernmost point.
Secondary paths are constructed from compacted gravel which are more suited to pneumatic, rather than solid tyres. Wheelchairs with pneumatic tyres are available to borrow without charge from the Visitor Entrance. If you wish to bring your own wheelchair, they will look after it for you if you choose to switch to one of theirs. The Steam Railway has carriages specially adapted to accommodate wheelchair users and their companions.
