Devonshire Parish
Devonshire Parish is located in central Bermuda, bordered by Paget, Pembroke and Smith’s. The area is predominantly residential, though it does offer a few interesting attractions such as Palm Grove Gardens and the Arboretum.
It is named after William Cavendish, the 1st Earl of Devonshire (1552 – 1626).
Hotels
Ariel Sands closed in 2008, leaving Devonshire with no hotel accommodation. Options nearby include the Elbow Beach hotel in Paget Parish, the Hamilton Princess in Pembroke Parish, and the Pink Beach Club in Smith’s Parish.
Attractions and Activities
- Arboretum – 20-acre park
- National Sports Centre – home of the Bermuda Hogges soccer team and venue for the World Rugby Classic and other major events
- Bermuda Squash Racquets Association – squash club and gym
- Ocean View Golf Course – the closest golf course to Hamilton
- Palm Grove Gardens – private gardens open to the public 4 days each week
Videos
Other
- US Consulate
Transport - Buses
Devonshire Parish is crossed by Bermuda’s three main roads; North Shore Road on the northern coast, Middle Road through the central area, and South Road on the southern shore.
Several buses cross the parish on their journey from Hamilton to St George:
- Bus 1 – via South Road – convenient for Palm Grove Gardens
- Bus 3 – via Middle Road – good for those visiting the Arboretum
- Buses 10, 11 – via North Shore Road
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