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Oxford Parks, Gardens and Arboretums
(Oxford, England)



Oxford has an excellent selection of parks and gardens, both in the centre of Oxford and also on the outskirts of Oxford. These Oxford parks and gardens range from the largest parks in Oxford, to the smallest courtyard gardens in Oxford. You would never imagine that the large and busy city of Oxford would have so much green and open space throughout, including a number of impressive trees, central gardens and floral displays.

Many areas of Oxford have at least one park, whether it is just a small pool with surrounding trees, a square in central Oxford with seating areas, or a huge park in the suburbs of Oxford covering many acres. Here are some of the most popular parks and gardens in and around Oxford, providing important areas for relaxation and recreation in the city of Oxford.




Oxford Parks and Gardens: Botanic Garden - High Street, Oxford, OX1 4AX, England
Tel: +44 (0)1865 276920
Oxford's splendid Botanic Garden is situated in central Oxford, at the end of Oxford High Street, and is home to more than 7,000 different plants from all over the world. The Botanic Garden has many large, important and unusual plant collections, landscaped gardens, mature trees and shrubs, flower borders and clearly labelled plant specimens. Consisting of three separate areas, the Oxford Botanic Gardens feature a number of glasshouses with many tropical and exotic plants, a walled garden, a water garden, a large rock garden, seating areas and a gift shop. One of the oldest botanic gardens in the United Kingdom, these historic Oxford gardens date back to the late-18th century and are within easy walking distance of Oxford city centre.
Oxford gardens open: daily - 09:00 to 16:15

Oxford Parks and Gardens: Christ Church Meadow - St. Aldates, Oxford, OX1, England
Located in the central St. Aldates area of Oxford, Christ Church Meadow is a peaceful area of green, in the heart of Oxford city centre. Christ Church Meadow sites between the River Isis and the River Cherwell and attraction include walking trails, mature trees and shrubs, large expanses of grass suitable for riverside picnics, a herd of Long-Horn Cattle, wild flowers and a large amount of wildlife.
Oxford gardens open: daily - 24 hours

Oxford Parks and Gardens: War Memorial Garden - St. Aldates, Oxford, OX1 1DP, England
Oxford's War Memorial Garden, in the St. Aldates area of Oxford, dates back to the early 20th century. Commemorating all of the people from the Oxford area that died in World War I, the War Memorial Garden is a tranquil spot in centre Oxford. With many seating areas, flower borders and shrubs, the War Memorial Garden is nearby Christ Church College
Oxford gardens open: daily - 09:00 to 19:00

Oxford Parks and Gardens: South Park - St. Clements, Oxford, OX4, England
South Park can be found on the south side of Oxford, in the Headington district of Oxford. With spectacular views of the surrounding area, South Park features large expanses of grass, suitable for sports, picnics and walking. Other attractions at Oxford's South Park include many seasonal events and festivals.
Oxford gardens open: daily - 24 hours

 
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