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Park · Hamilton, Pembroke
Bermuda Arboretum
Public park in Devonshire, in the center of the island, with lawns, a lake and native and nonnative trees.
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About Bermuda Arboretum
The Bermuda Arboretum is in the parish of Devonshire, a few kilometers east of downtown Hamilton, between Middle Road and Montpelier Road. It is a government-maintained park with open lawns, wooded areas and a small lake.
The trees come from many parts of the world and coexist with Bermuda native species such as Bermuda cedar and Bermuda palmetto. Dirt paths circle the grounds and are used by locals for walking and running.
It is a quiet place with no commercial facilities, a green pause between the city and the eastern parishes. Nearby, also in Devonshire, are Palmetto Park and the Devonshire marsh wetland.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
30 minutes to an hour.
Best time
In the morning or late afternoon, when it is cooler. In spring there are more flowers.
How to get there
It is in Devonshire, east of Hamilton. Buses traveling along Middle Road stop near the entrance; you can also reach it by taxi or scooter.
Tip
Combine with Fort Hamilton on the same day: both are east of downtown.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Bermuda Arboretum
Where is the Bermuda Arboretum?
In the parish of Devonshire, east of the town of Hamilton, near Middle Road.
Is there an entrance fee for the Arboretum?
There is no fee: it is a public park open during daytime.
What can you see in the Arboretum?
Lawns, a lake and Bermuda native trees such as cedar and palmetto, alongside species from other parts of the world.