Abbey Park
All three redwood types stand along the tree trail at this Victorian park in central Leicester. Free, open access.
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Redwood places with easier access, clearer paths, and enough scale to hold attention across a family visit.
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Sefton Park
A fluted-trunked dawn redwood by the lake is a local favourite in this Victorian park in south Liverpool. Free, open access.
West Park Local Nature Reserve
A giant sequoia stands among the grassland and woodland of this nature reserve on the edge of Uckfield, East Sussex. Free, open access.
Clyne Gardens
A giant redwood marks the signposted tree trail through these botanical gardens above Swansea Bay. Free entry.
Havering Country Park
A 19th-century carriage-drive avenue of giant sequoia on the ridge above Romford, east London. Free, open at all hours.
Knighton Park
A marked tree trail with all three redwoods — giant sequoia, dawn and coast — in this postwar public park in Leicester. Free.
Harris Garden
A mature giant sequoia and coast redwood among the woodland of Reading University's garden at Earley, Berkshire. Free, open from 8am.
Wynkcoombe Arboretum
A private Sussex collection near Fittleworth with all three redwoods, including a 'Blue Wellingtonia' giant sequoia. Free, open year-round.
Calderstones Park
A 19th-century estate tree collection in south Liverpool, with all three redwoods on its heritage tree trail. Free, open access.
Bradgate Park
Giant sequoia stands among the ancient oaks of this historic deer park in Charnwood Forest, near Leicester. Free.
Victoria Embankment Gardens
A dawn redwood among the mature trees of this riverside strip beside the Thames in central London. Free, open to all.
Holehird Gardens
Giant sequoia and dawn redwood among the specimen trees of this hillside society garden near Windermere, Cumbria. Free, donation welcomed.
Crawfordsburn Country Park
A coast redwood stands among estate exotics in the wooded glen above Belfast Lough, near Bangor, County Down. Free.
Castlewellan Forest Park (Annesley Garden & Arboretum)
Free to walk in (parking charge for cars): the Annesley Garden's extraordinary 19-trunked giant sequoia, near Castlewellan, Co Down.
Evington Park
All three redwoods recorded together in the mature parkland of this former manor on Leicester's eastern edge. Free, open access.
Langley Country Park
Giant sequoia in avenues on the high ground, plus coast redwood, in this Capability Brown park near Iver, Buckinghamshire. Free.
Lynford Arboretum
Walk the 1800s Sequoia Avenue, a double row of giant sequoias in Thetford Forest near Mundford, Norfolk. Free, open access.
Valley Gardens
Giant sequoia and coast redwood line the wooded walks of this Windsor Great Park garden near Englefield Green, Surrey. Free, paid parking.
Croxteth Park
Dawn redwood, bronze in autumn, grows in the woodland of this 500-acre country estate on Liverpool's edge. Free, open access.
Jesmond Dene
Giant sequoia and dawn redwood among the exotic conifers Lord Armstrong planted in this wooded river valley in Newcastle. Free.
Royal Victoria Park
Giant sequoias from the trees' first arrival in Britain stand in Bath's 1830 arboretum park, with coast redwood alongside. Free, open access.
Hughenden Park
Three towering giant redwoods stand across the bridge in this municipal parkland below the NT's Hughenden estate, near High Wycombe. Free.
Sandringham Royal Parkland
Waymarked woodland trails through the royal estate near King's Lynn, Norfolk, pass mature giant sequoia, coast and dawn redwoods. Free, open access.
Bedgebury National Pinetum
One of the world's great conifer collections in the Kent Weald, with totem-pole coast redwoods among sequoia and dawn redwood. Free.
Before you travel
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