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We are open to the general public for plant sales Wednesday and Saturday 10am - 2.30
Please note that parking is limited
DIRECTIONS IN WORDS - From Newport, turn right past Scats towards Rookley, turn 1st left into small lane -
thatch cottage on the corner - then turn 1st left. From Sandown, head towards us via Arreton and Blackwater. Look for road signs and turn left towards Rookley, turn 1st
left into small lane - thatch cottage on the corner - then turn 1st left. From Godshill, drive through Rookley, at the bottom of the hill just
before you enter Blackwater turn right into small lane, slightly hidden - thatch cottage on corner- then turn 1st left.
POST CODE DIRECTIONS - PO30 3BP
Be "Transport-GREENIES" - Take a bus, the No 3 bus stops at the top of
the lane. Walk or cycle we are on the main cycle track from Newport to Sandown.
MAP
NTZ Google map link:
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For accommodation details
contact Isle of Wight Tourism
www.islandbreaks.co.uk or phone them on
01983 813813
Ferry
crossings run approximately every half an hour from Portsmouth, Lymington or
Southampton and take between 15 to 55 minutes depending on route taken.
Details on
www.wightlink.co.uk or
www.redfunnel.co.uk, as you may have to book if you are bringing your
car. Foot passenger fares are approximately £14.00 for a day return.
The workshops are approximately 20 minutes drive away from the ferry terminals at
East Cowes (from Southampton) or Fishbourne (from Portsmouth). Car parking
facilities are available at Portsmouth, Lymington and Southampton ferry terminals.
Portsmouth passenger ferry terminal is situated inside Portsmouth Harbour train
station, and Southampton ferry terminal provides a free bus to and from its
main train station.
For the most cost effective car ferry do not travel at peak times, normally Saturday and mornings. Cheapest times are early morning or evening.
Buses run from all ferry terminals to main Island towns. Best route is bus to Newport then bus from
Newport to Godshill, alight at Blackwater Mill then walk down the lane or cycle track to Naturezones
The
island is a beautiful place, why not make your stay a little longer and
explore the island!
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