Trewithen Gardens: Enjoy the peace of these magnificent gardens with their outstanding collections of magnolias, camellias and rhododendrons as well as other rare trees and shrubs. These gardens covering some thirty acres are renowned for their magnificent collection of camellias, rhododendrons, magnolias and many rare trees and shrubs which are seldom found elsewhere in Britain. The extensive woodland gardens are surrounded by traditional landscaped parkland.
Features:
New Camera Obscura
Plant Observations Platforms
Michelin award winning gardens
Visitor Video 250 years of history
Woodland walks and picnic areas
Dogs on leads welcome
Opening Times
Open 1st February to 30th September.
10 am to 4. 30 pm Monday to Saturday.
Sundays (February, March, April and May only). .
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