Trengwainton Garden

Visitor Information for Trengwainton Garden

Google Visitor Review Score 4.6/5 Stars

Opening Days: Gardens are open apart from Friday and Saturday. Times change throughout the year and the gardens close in November.
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Opening Times:10am to 5pm
Prices: Adults £14.30 Children 5 to 17 years £7.20 – includes Gift Aid
Note: Trengwainton Garden is a National Trust Garden

Contact Details for Trengwainton Garden

Address: Trengwainton Garden, Madron, near Penzance, Cornwall, TR20 8RZ
Tel: 01736363148
Email: trengwainton@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: Link here

About Trengwainton Garden

Trengwainton Garden (home of springs) is actually over 20 individual gardens and features set in 25 acres – all for you to explore!

From Walled Gardens, Stream Gardens, Orchard, Meadows, Glades and a Camellia Walk there is plenty to see in this Jurassic style setting!

There are lots of events such as the Easter Egg Hunt, Mothers Day and Fathers Day and half term family fun.

As well as the gardens and house there is a shop, Tea Room, plant shop and a second hand bookshop.

Dogs allowed in the garden and cafe but assistance dogs only at the Winter Lights.

Speaking of which at Christmas the walled garden and orchard are lit up with fairy lights and Christmassy tissue paper lanterns.

Hot drinks and snack available in the cafe.

Reviews of Trengwainton Garden

Google Review Score 4.6/5 Stars

Don’t take our word for how super these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Trengwainton Garden had to say:

“Lovely established gardens with exotic plants and lovely trees. Also walled gardens.”

“Just the loveliest place with the best team looking after their visitors.

Took our great dane who was welcomed in all areas except inside the cafe.

There are lots of benches so you can sit a moment or two.

The views from the Terrace are stunning across St Mounts Bay. “

“Amazing gardens, follow the main path up with the stream, shrubs and flowers makes a lovely place to be.

Other paths branch off into either the walled garden to the right or more of a woodland walk to the left, passing the house across the lawn to the terrace garden.”

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Map and Location of Trengwainton Garden