Lanhydrock House & Garden
A Timeless Stately Home and Garden Experience – National Trust Property
A visit to Lanhydrock House offers a captivating blend of historic grandeur, beautifully preserved interiors and expansive gardens.
Visitors praise its rich Victorian history, scenic woodland walks and vibrant seasonal displays, magnolia’s a speciality, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration.
Enjoy the Cafe, Tea Room, Shop, Plant Shop & Second hand bookstore. Dog friendly too!
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Days: Open daily from March to October
Opening Times: 10.30am to 5pm (Garden, other facilities open at different times)
Admission Prices: Adults £24 , Children 5 to 17 years £12, Under 5’s Free
National Trust members free admission
Check for this years full visitor information
Top Tip: There is a shuttle from the car park to the house
Local Weather for Lanhydrock House & Garden in Bodmin
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About Lanhydrock House & Garden
Lanhydrock House & Garden is set in over 1,000 acres of land with the garden covering 30 of those acres.
Famed for its Magnolia trees there are over 200 for you to see and enjoy spred throughout the garden.
While they do flower all of the year the best time is Spring to see them at their very best.
There is large formal garden and Parterre, Borlase’s stream which criss crosses various paths.
And head to the Higher Garden for bit of peace and quiet.
Or head to the benches in the Herbaceous Circle and listen to the bees picking up pollen from the border plants.
The wider parkland has a two mile stretch of the River Fowey and four wonderful trails in the woodlands, including the deer walk, suitable for cycling as well as walking.
Refreshments are available at the Park Café and The Stables Tea Rooms.
There is also a shop, plant shop and second hand bookstore.
The Jacobean mansion is open to be explored with interest, at least for me, in the Kitchen and the Long Gallery plaster ceiling!
There are dressing up activities for the children as well.
Accessibility at Lanhydrock House & Garden
The gardens do have slopes, ramps & uneven steps. Wheelchairs & Maps available. More accessibility information.
Dogs at Lanhydrock House & Garden
Dogs are welcome in most places t Lanhydrock apart from the Herbaceous Circle, Shop and House.
Images © National Trust Images/Hilary Daniel & Charlotte Guest
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Visitor Reviews of Lanhydrock House & Garden
Google Visitor Review Score 4.8 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are. Here is what visitors think about their visit to Lanhydrock House & Garden:
Rob Birley: Loved the “amazing array of colours” and variety in the formal and woodland gardens.
Marina Neylon: Enjoyed the “impressive gardens,” especially during bluebell season.
Mandy Parnell: Highlighted the “spectacular spring blossoms” across the grounds.
Paul Macmillan: Appreciated the “spacious gardens,” perfect for picnics and relaxing.
Malcolm Minchin: Valued the “large, uncrowded grounds” and peaceful walking areas.
Map, Location, Directions & Contact Details for Lanhydrock House & Garden
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication
Bodmin Cornwall PL30 4AB
United Kingdom