Newton Abbot Travel Club

BADMINTON FLOWER SHOW

Thursday 9th July 2026

This year instead of Hampton Court the RHS Flower Show is being held at the Badminton Estate in Gloucester which means we can run a day trip instead of an overnighter which will please some people I know.

Highlights include new plant combinations in the Pocket Planting Gardens, tradional craft skills at the RHS Artisan Gardens and vibrant summer displays from over 80 specilist nurseries.  Music by the lakeside, watch live gardening demos on the stage and Grow Your Own area for handy tips to  take home.. 

Coach departs Forde Park (tbc) followed by pickups Railway Station (park side) B&Q, Next Greenhill Way, Warecross & Exeter Services.

Departure time to be confirmed

Cost to include coach travel & entry

£65.00 RHS members your membership number required with booking

£69.00  non RHS members 

£25.00 non refundable deposit with booking and balance to be paid by

1st May 2026

There are limited wheelchairs & mobility scooters to hire & early booking advised.

Wheelchairs  £20.00

Mobility scooters £40

SORRY FULL

Please leave names incase of cancellations

As a visitor, you will experience the newest areas first, beginning with the multi-faceted Formal Garden and then the Stream Field and Lake to the north. These in turn lead toward the South West and Devon Orchards and the very popular Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Walking through the Underpass you discover the contrasting original garden of Lady Anne Berry, which consists of many garden ‘rooms’ that blend seamlessly into one.

As a visitor, you will experience the newest areas first, beginning with the multi-faceted Formal Garden and then the Stream Field and Lake to the north. These in turn lead toward the South West and Devon Orchards and the very popular Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Walking through the Underpass you discover the contrasting original garden of Lady Anne Berry, which consists of many garden ‘rooms’ that blend seamlessly into one.

As a visitor, you will experience the newest areas first, beginning with the multi-faceted Formal Garden and then the Stream Field and Lake to the north. These in turn lead toward the South West and Devon Orchards and the very popular Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Walking through the Underpass you discover the contrasting original garden of Lady Anne Berry, which consists of many garden ‘rooms’ that blend seamlessly into one.