Britain in Bloom 2022 Overall Winners

The Britain in Bloom 2022 winners exhibition celebrates the gardens and green spaces that took top honours in that year's national competition. It's less a permanent gallery and more a showcase of what won - photographs, entries, and details about the communities that created these award-winning displays across the country.

Located near Amersham in Buckinghamshire, it's worth a look if you're genuinely interested in garden design, horticulture, or want inspiration for your own plot. Garden enthusiasts will find it worthwhile; casual visitors might feel a bit underwhelmed unless they're travelling through the area anyway. The exhibition gives you a proper sense of the creativity and effort that goes into community gardening projects - from small village entries to larger urban schemes.

Timing-wise, allow an hour maximum. It's not a sprawling attraction, so you won't want to base a whole afternoon around it alone. Pair it with a walk around Amersham's Old Town or nearby Shardeloes - the National Trust property with its fine gardens - and you've got a decent half-day out.

If you're staying at one of the nearby camping parks like Penn Meadow Farm or Highclere Caravan and Camping Park, both within five miles, this works as a rainy-day option or a quiet morning visit. Check ahead for opening hours and admission charges - details are sparse online. Children might enjoy spotting designs they'd like to recreate at home, though it's not inherently geared towards families.