Get involved
Community fundraisers the scale of Hidden Gardens just aren’t possible without the incredible people who give that most-valuable resource - their time.
If you would like to get involved in any way in the 2027 event, please register your interest here!
Many people have joined us year after year as its such a fun and friendly community event, so whether you fancy showing your garden, offering an experience to visitors, showcasing your skills, donating cakes or other garden-related products or services, or doing something behind the scenes, there are lots of ways to join in.
Hidden Gardens of Grayshott runs entirely on the goodwill, skills and enthusiasm
of volunteers like you!
Here are just some of the things
you could help us with:
The 2025 Event - a blooming success!
The 10th biennial Hidden Gardens of Grayshott took place over the May bank holiday weekend, welcoming more than 1,400 visitors to the village for a celebration of gardens, community and local creativity. Across 39 open locations, visitors explored beautiful private gardens, community spaces and heritage sites, while enjoying homemade refreshments, plant sales, photography exhibitions, heritage trails and family activities.
The event was supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, local businesses and garden owners whose warm hospitality helped create a friendly and inclusive atmosphere throughout the weekend.
Thanks to the hard work of volunteers and incredible local support, the event this year raised an amazing £16,500. Funds raised will support local gardening and community projects, helping Grayshott continue to flourish for years to come.
A First-Time Volunteer’s Perspective
“I thought it was a wonderful event that really brought the whole community together. It was fantastic to see multiple generations of families out enjoying the day—children, grandparents, and even the family dogs! There was such a positive atmosphere everywhere you went.”
“Whether you were a local or visiting for the first time, there was a genuine feeling that everyone belonged,” she said. “It was lovely to be part of something that celebrates not just gardens, but community, creativity, and kindness.”
