About Corbett Gardens
Corbett Gardens is a heritage public garden in central Bowral in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales. Located at the corner of Bendooley and Merrigang Streets, it is best known as the centrepiece of the annual Tulip Time festival. The formally laid-out gardens feature seasonal floral displays, mature trees, lawns and pathways and serve as a key community park and visitor attraction for Wingecarribee Shire.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact, formally designed town garden with manicured lawns, flower beds, mature trees, paved pathways and seating areas. The garden is centred on seasonal displays, particularly massed tulips in spring, with additional annuals and perennials. It is an open, walkable space in central Bowral surrounded by shops and cafes, suitable for strolling, photography and picnicking. During Tulip Time the gardens host ticketed displays, marquees and events.
Key highlights
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Centrepiece venue for the annual Tulip Time festival with thousands of tulips in spring
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Formally landscaped heritage garden in central Bowral
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Seasonal floral displays and mature trees
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Central location within walking distance of Bowral shops and cafes
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Photogenic garden beds, lawns and pathways