Bedrock Gardens

David A. Grant

First time visiting today. What a hidden treasure! Expansive grounds, whimsy at every turn, and a veritable horticultural paradise. Wonderful staff, cool little gift shop, even plants for sale. We've passed by dozens of times on RT 125, never knowing that we within a stones throw of paradise. If I could leave a 10 star review, I would!

Danny

I enjoyed walking around the grounds of Bedrock Gardens. There was so much to see there between the trees, plants, flowers, artwork, and sculptures. I was lucky to get there just as the rain stopped and the sun came out. You can tell once you take a walk around the property that this place was years in the making. The owners have taken alot of time and put alot of effort into creating this beautiful landscape.

Cadillac Jack

An incredible gem in the NH woods. A horticultural marvel with 100s of whimsical sculptures interspersed throughout the gardens. Bring a picnic and plan to spend the day. Walk back in the opposite direction you took to access the gardens and you will be amazed how much different everything looks.

Jessica Faraci

Well worth the drive. Absolutely stunning gardens with easy walking trails throughout. Unlike many other botanical gardens that focus on the plant life alone, this one has a real flare for unique landscapes, mystical realms, and dramatic sculptures. A wonderful place to bring young kids as well, with hidden metal creatures both bizarre and beautiful embedded along the paths. You can't help but imagine epic fantasy stories involving the dark woods, fairy gardens, stone giants, etc. We spent 4 hours, and could have spent another four! The Fairy festival that happens once a year is also amazing, very well attended, cute trinkets to buy, snacks to eat, fairy houses built by contestants, and plenty of opportunities to build your own fairy house!