National Memorial Arboretum

Visitor Information for the National Memorial Arboretum

Google Visitors Review 4.9

Opening Times: The gardens open daily
Hours: 10am to 4pm
Prices: Entry is free, parking is from £3 for motorbikes & £5 for cars
Note: Book ahead online for discounts on parking

Contact Details for the National Memorial Arboretum

Address: National Memorial Arboretum, Croxall Road, Alrewas, Staffordshire, DE13 7AR
Tel: 01283 245 100
Email: info@thenma.org.uk 
Web: https://www.thenma.org.uk/

About the National Memorial Arboretum

The National Memorial Arboretum is set in 150 acres with 25,000 trees and 400 memorials for those who have sacrificed their lives.

With 250 events each year there is always something on.

And you can stroll around the estate alone or take guided walks, land train tours, listen to memorial talks, visit exhibitions and take buggy tours.

There is a restaurant serving food and a cafe serving coffees etc

And a shop, for gifts like jewellery, clothing and candles to tasty treats, poppy gifts and pocket money items.

There is a Stickman Trail for kids and the Land Train will help you get around more quickly.

You could easily spend a day here and not see everything!

Dogs are allowed in the gardens on leads and are not allowed in some areas like the children’s play area.

Reviews of the National Memorial Arboretum

Google Review Score 4.9/5 Stars

Don’t take our word for how remarkable and emotive these gardens are. Here is what visitors to the National Memorial Arboretum had to say:

“”This place is a lot bigger than we thought. There are a multitude of exhibits in the grounds.

I would advise taking the tour train as you get a commentary of the displays as you pass them.

If you want to walk around you will need hours. The cafe and shop are very good“.

“An amazing place with many knowledgeable volunteers around.

Visited on two days which was needed to cover the whole area.

Land train with commentary gave a good overview of most of site.

At 11.00 everyday short moment of Remembrance held in the beautiful Chapel followed by a short talk on the past, present and future of the Arboretum.

Good cafe serving hot and cold food.”

^{All information was believed to correct at the time of publication.}

Map and Location of the National Memorial Arboretum