Camellia House
We are lucky to hold keys to the Camellia House, however we do not look after the plants; they are maintained by the Parks Department of Nottingham City Council.
Volunteers who belong to The Friends of Wollaton Park (link goes to their Facebook page) have a new website and are doing their best to tend the Camellias, but it is a timetaking task. Do get in touch if you'd like to help.
The Camellia House was built in 1823 at the end of a major project to repair and remodel the Hall, home to the 6th Lord Middleton. It is a legacy of a time when camellias were an exotic introduction and thought to be tender.
It's only a 5 minute walk from The Botanic Garden.
Mount Edgcumbe House, home of the National Camellia Collection
The Camellia House is listed Grade II*, and Wollaton Park is Grade II* on the English Heritage Register of parks and gardens of special interest. For more information on visiting Wollaton Park, click here.
We have 2 photo albums of photos taken in 2014 and 2015
Once you are viewing the images in the photo album, you can zoom in to see the detail.
