As the UK’s centre of Remembrance we understand the importance of honouring a loved one through a charitable gift or personal tribute.
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Your organisation can make a difference in a variety of ways: from volunteering to sponsorship.
Why not make the most of your visit to the National Remembrance Gardens and plan an extended stay in the local area.
To help you plan your visit we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions.
If you're passionate about the work of RBL National Remembrance Gardens and are keen to help us grow, you might be interested in volunteering with us.
We can be found in the centre of England on Croxall Road, Alrewas in Staffordshire. It is easy to reach and is close to all the Midlands motorways.
As a charity we rely on the generous support of our donors, supporters and sponsors. We could not survive without them.
Our programme of daily activities has been designed to help you make the most of your visit.
Thank you for commissioning a leaf dedication to be added to our Tree of Cherished Memories.
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There are over 420 memorials and around 25,000 trees in our 150-acre grounds.
RBL National Remembrance Gardens is a UK registered charity that relies on the generous support of our visitors, partners, friends and donors.
We welcome applications from organisations wishing to dedicate a memorial.
There are lots of ways to get involved with RBL National Remembrance Gardens, from volunteer roles to paid positions.
If you would like to speak to a member of our team about hiring one of the spaces on our site please complete the enquiry form below.
Dedicators should allow a minimum of 12 weeks before their dedication is added to the Tree of Cherished Memories.
Entry to the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens is free, however we recommend booking your visit in advance to guarantee entry and save on our daily parking charge.
Our site is unique, and there’s lots to see and do. New visitors often say that our grounds are much bigger than expected.
We are happy to support journalists, broadcasters and filmmakers and welcome people to use our site as a recording location by pre-arrangement.
There are over 400 memorials of all shapes and sizes in our grounds. Discover more about just some of the memorials and their symbolism.
Welcome to the National Remembrance Gardens (formerly National Memorial Arboretum), a place to discover remarkable stories and gain new perspectives.
With nearly 400 memorials amongst peaceful gardens, RBL National Remembrance Gardens is the perfect place to hold your Remembrance event.
Plan a visit with your four-legged friend, using our visiting with dogs information.
We work hard to maintain all areas to a high standard. To achieve this, we have expectations to ensure all visitors have an enjoyable visit.
The National Remembrance Gardens is unique, and there’s lots to see and do during a visit. Wander and discover as you go or join one of our tours.
We believe in being open and up-front with our visitors and supporters. Our privacy promise explains how we look after your information.
As custodians of 150-acres of natural landscape, healed from a former mineral extraction pit, operating sustainably and ethically is at the heart of what we do.
Founded from the seed of an idea, discover more about the history and origins of the National Remembrance Gardens.
A programme of interesting and enjoyable events, for visitors of all ages, are available throughout the year.
We aim to cater for the needs of all our visitors and try to accommodate all access requirements where possible.
Maintaining and supporting the environment is something we care passionately about.
To ensure schools can access the learning experiences offered by our team, eligible schools can apply for support from our Education Travel Bursaries.
RBL National Remembrance Gardens celebrates lives lived and commemorates lives lost. We are the nation’s year-round place to remember.
We offer a range of homemade tasty meals and snacks, along with freshly prepared hot beverages and chilled drinks.
Situated within South Staffordshire, local hotels, bed and breakfasts and apartments offer an array of accommodation options for guests.
Prepare using the helpful guidance and travel information on our plan your visit pages.
The largest memorial at the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens is the Armed Forces Memorial.
Our shop offers the perfect retail treat during your visit.
View an alphabetised list of all the memorials in our grounds.
Impress your guests with an evening event in Aspects at the Royal British Legion Nation Remembrance Gardens.
Centrally located, with stunning onsite views; our facilities provide a remarkable and memorable location for conferences and events.
To ensure schools can access the learning experiences offered by our team, eligible schools can apply for support from our Education Access Fund.
We welcome and encourage teachers and trainee teachers to visit our site as part of teacher training and CPD.
The National Remembrance Gardens is a collection of stories, a celebration of lives which have mattered and a living tribute to lives lost.
Since our official opening 25 years ago our grounds have grown into an inspirational living landscape.
Our site has something for all ages, from outdoor trails and holiday activities, to leisurely strolls that can end at one of our children's play areas.
This very special place is a remarkable location for your next event offering award-winning event spaces and facilities for 10 – 300 guests.
One of the most rewarding ways to support us is to become a Friend.
Inspire students with a learning visit at RBL National Remembrance Gardens (previously the National Memorial Arboretum)
The restoration of The Garden of the Innocents Memorial alongside two play areas is a huge undertaking.
Groups of all sizes and interests enjoy visiting the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens, formerly the National Memorial Arboretum.
Make your visit to the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens more relaxing by pre-booking one of our food packages.
We love to hear from our visitors, whether you have a question in advance of a visit, or you would like to share some feedback after a visit.
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