Surreybrooke

Surreybrooke is nestled in beautiful Middletown Valley. Over the past four decades the property has been transformed from a dairy farm to the lovingly tended gardens that flourish today. Herbaceous borders, dwarf conifers, and a scented garden surround the historically restored outbulidings. Native plantings encircle three earthen ponds that empty into the creek as it meanders through the center of the twenty-acre garden. Specimen trees and deciduous shrubs dot the rolling landscapes. Terraces, artful pergolas, and garden rooms are accessed by brick pathways. Guest are invited to enter the 1860s farmhouse and private gardens that surround the home. Visitors may bring lunch to eat in our back pavilion.

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Directions: From Baltimore, take I-70 take Exit 53B/Route 15 North. Take Exit 13B/Route 40 West. Proceed 6.5 miles, past Gambrill State Park. Surreybrooke is on left. From Washington, DC, take I-270 to Exit 13B/Route 40 West. Proceed 6.5 miles. Surreybrooke is on left. From Hagerstown, take Route 40 East towards Frederick for 7 miles past Greenbriar Sate Park. Surreybrooke is on right. Park in special events parking lot. There will be someone to direct you.

Open Days 2018: June 2
Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission to this garden is $7 for members and nonmembers without tickets purchased in advance.

Buy discounted admission tickets in advance! They can be used at most Open Days to make garden visiting easier.
Nonmembers get 6 visits for the price of 5 with advanced ticket book purchase.
Members get 50% off ONLY by purchasing ticket books in advance.

 Digging Deeper program: Staff members will lead informative discussions on the plantings as well as the history of the gardens, outbuildings, and the Civil War-era house. Special attention will be given to the unique collection of plants.
Garden admission is $7 per person and children 12 & under are free. There is no additional fee for this program. Call 1(888) 842-2442 or email opendays@gardenconservancy.org with questions.