Abingdon Miniature Village

Set amongst 2 acres of wonderfully landscaped gardens, Abingdon Miniature Village has proved to be an enchanted wonderland for the whole family. The garden contains over 4000 plants of 300 different species.

Abingdon Miniature Village is named after the town of Abingdon in Oxfordshire in the UK. Buildings such as the Abingdon County Hall, Church of St Nic's and Old Anchor Inn pub have been meticulously reproduced in miniature.

Approximately 5000 annuals are rotated 3 times a year, in mid / late spring and summer, and again in late autumn / early winter. Over half of the annuals are grown in pots and planted out when they are in flower so that some colour is maintained throughout the gardens all the time.