Fantastic place to visit with the family and dog. Loads of decent walks where there's been substantial restoration and environmental work done. Would have been a 5 but for very little seating around the Steward House. But all said its well worth the visit and there's loads of parking.

We were enjoying our visit to learn about the history of the gardens. We sampled broad beans, plums and herbs from the gardens. Plenty to see and admire all the work that has gone into this beautiful place. Our enjoyment was ruined by learning that the pigs that are kept there for the visitors to show the children are then served in the restaurants. It would be amazing if all the animals were looked after as well as the beavers which they are so proud of.

Had a brilliant day out at The Lost Gardens! It’s got plenty to do and see from charcoal making to a nice walk through the floral gardens and loads more. This was my first time there and definitely not the last, I bought a membership for £37 as it gives you free access to the gardens and discount on everything there. It’s very accessible with a big car park and specific bus route to it. They do regular events in correlation with the seasons such as wreath making, squash and pumpkin and all things root veg picked from the gardens them selves to have a look at, dining experiences and lantern making. As I have become a member I can attend these events throughout the year. There’s a lot of land to cover, my partner and my self covered about 1/3 of it in 2 hours. We went to the floral gardens, Jungle trail and woodland trail (with some added detours) and it was a blast. The jungle trail is incredible with lots to see and very interesting plants plus a rope swing! There’s also a farm area with animals such as goats, pigs and horses and in terms of free range animals we spotted pheasants and spent a long time looking for the beavers they have created a habitat for. My only slightly negative things I can say it’s not ideal for less mobile people apart from the top gardens, there isn’t a lot of signage to tell you where your going either other than maps but I did find it makes it more fun just to explore the grounds. At the end of it all they have a gift shop and farm shop with butchery (we were too late to check out the farm shop, but I will update this when I’ve been) Overall a lush experience friendly staff and plenty to do and see I recommend to all. Didn’t want to post to many photos of all the hidden bits around the site, there’s plenty to explore and find for yourself no matter what trail you pick.

Lovely place to visit, great grounds to walk around and with beautiful flowers and trees around. There are easy paths and harder paths to take. Well signposted to all areas. The kids play area looks like it's recently been done up and looks like it would be great fun. A well stocked gift shop and prices aren't too bad. A couple of nice places to eat as well. We didn't eat there on this visit, but have in the past and it's always good tasty food.

Words are hard to describe this place as its marvellous place to explore and would require more than one visit to this place. Definitely its a great experience for all in particular if you like history, gardening, flowers and enjoying the great outdoors. Mixing it with great views and walks, not so great for those who struggle with uneven surfaces and walking great distances. But don't let put you off as you can enjoy the grounds in small doses. Beside the grounds and woodlands to explore there is a gift shop, places to buy food and other refreshments as well as toilets. It is best if you pick up a map of the place as you can plan where you like to see first. The staff are very friendly and very helpful....willing to give you direction if you feel lost and will soon get back on track.

10/10 for this place. Lots to see and do, you’ll be exploring for a full day if you do the whole park. There are easy and more difficult paths, something for everyone of all abilities. We took a picnic but also had delicious ice cream too. There was also lots of other food options including a BBQ eatery. Finding a bench to sit and rest was easy. Very dog friendly which is so lovely.

Wow! What a beautiful amazing place. It had something for everyone The jungle was stunning, the gardens were wonderful and the animals were a lovely touch. I think we may have missed things because the map was tricky to read but we spent hours there. Just absolutely stunning! The rope bridge had a queue but it is half term so to be expected and it was good fun

What a great day exploring the 200 acres and seeing the restoration of these amazing gardens. The historical gardens mixed with the modern and tropical, there is definitely something for everyone here. Surprises await around the corner and paths lead you to secret gardens, ravines and rope bridges. Along the trails there are learning huts for the kids and adults as well as a fantastic play area to run riot and plenty of tables to rest and enjoy a picnic. Not forgetting the animals on site and the highly entertaining rare breed pigs that love showing off their football skills ! The workers in the gardens were all very friendly and were great sources of information and stories about the gardens past. We had a great chat in the Pineapple pit and learnt about the significance and value of pineapples from Heligan in times gone by. The maps are brilliant so you don’t miss any of this vast area or the sculptures and trails. Highly recommend a visit here and don’t forget to grab yourself a treat from the farm shop before you leave.

A bit on the pricey side but a beautiful and interesting place to visit. Needs quite a lot of time to see everything. The Stewards house cafe serves very nice food at reasonable prices. We will visit again in the summer (this visit late October).

Such a great day out. You at least need 3 hours to walk around and see everything. Definitely better to visit in Spring/ Summer when the plants are in bloom. Lovely food and wonderful souvenirs from local businesses and to remember your trip. There are some steep paths but the map does tell you which areas are steep. Wonderful friendly staff and such a beautiful place full of history and preservation for wildlife

We really enjoyed our visit. Lots of nice paths to walk on around the different areas of the grounds. A tasty lunch in the Steward's House. The staff were helpful and friendly. We spent about 4/5 hours there. Will definitely go again to see the gardens in another season.

We visited yesterday 5th March. What an incredible place to visit. Such wonderful trees plants and flowers. Maintained beautifully. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Such incredible value for money. Highly recommend and will definitely visit again just wish we lived closer. Very dog friendly too. Our little dog loved it. 💞🐾

I really enjoyed visiting the lost gardens. There has been a lot of thought put into accessibility So as a mobility scooter user I really appreciated this. There are 3 distint plant zones: garden, jungle, lost valley. All of these offer a great variety of plant life. I was only able to explore the garden section of planting due to site topography, but this was still well worth the visit. There is also a small farm area championing native breeds, and a large open play area with some amazing views. Both of these areas where also accessible on my scooter. This place is well worth a visit.

Visited with my husband and 18 and 20 year old children and two dogs. We all really enjoyed it! There was too much for us to see in one day and would definitely return. Everyone agreed that they enjoyed the jungle area the most. We took a picnic and had coffee and ice cream which was nice. There is also a lovely shop selling gifts and nice foods .

We were quite worried about visiting the gardens because of several negative reviews and the total entrance for the family was just short of £100.00 . But so many people at home (Durham) had told us to visit.... So glad we did! We spent the entire day here and walked 20,000 steps. Best parts were the jungle and the walls around that area plus the history talk (free) on the large lawn.

It was sooo big garden. Absolutely worth the trip. It was a magical day for our group. We bought our tickets when we reached there. We were there for 3-4 hours as it was so vast and big. Our group tried to explore as much of as possible. The best part was rope bridge.The toilets were accessible. There were cafes and ice cream shops inside the gardens also. There were a big shop to buy gifts, food, drinks and snacks item for families and friends. It was like a paradise for explorers and nature lovers. I highly recommend the garden.

Lovely gardens. Went on the hottest day of the year. Would of been better if water fountains were available. The story is amazing. Quite expensive if you're going as a family. Lots of lovely doggos. Food in the restaurant was taking a while to serve and we were not asked about allergies. Ploughman's lunches arrived covered in mustard dressing. Not advertised. Map is awful

If you love plants then this an absolutely perfect place to visit. Lots of gorgeous greenery and flowers. Wonderful play area for children, and plenty of places to sit to admire the flora on display. There are places where you can get something to eat and drink. Plus, a lovely shop selling a vast array of gifts, and plants (of course!) Oh, and there's a rope bridge if you're feeling brave!

I wanted to like it more. It's not great in the daylight in the cold and rain of December. I'm sure it's fun at night for the light show. Great shop though and love the history of the place. Note to self, come in May or June. We'll be back however. We stayed close by at the Kingswood Bar and Restaurant, which was excellent.

Loved it, some of the most beautiful gardens I've seen. Great for the kids also with massive playground and jumping pillow. Don't skip the jungle and rope bridge, definitely a highlight.

I first visited the gardens in 2002 and at every opportunity go back. Left deserted at the end of the 1st World War it was rediscovered in 1990 by John Willis and Tim Smith. Taking approximately 4 hours to traverse, it is both dog and wheel/push chair friendly. A wonderful and educational day out for all the family. Don’t miss it.

I'd give more stars if it was allowed !! I visited here around 30 years ago, and always said that I'd like to revisit in the spring for the rhododendrons and camellias, and we weren't disappointed. Absolutely stunningly beautiful. Luckily we decided on today for our visit, as yesterday saw it being closed due to wind and hail conditions. There's specific motorhome parking, to the right of the entrance, parking is free. Cafe and shop at the entrance. £24.95 pp. Sounds a lot, but you definitely get a lot. I'd suggest allowing at least 4 hours here, perhaps more if with children, as there's a lovely play park, as well as an Easter trail. The gardens are in full spring flower, with gorgeous tulips, daffodils and other spring flowers. There's a lot of walking, and steep steep paths to The Jungle and The Lost Valley. You are warned, there's signs along the route. Be aware that there is a one way system on the rope bridge, with a max of 10 people on it at any one time. If able, both are really worth the walk. From memory, all those years ago, this section doesn't seem to have changed that much, but currently the reds and pinks of the camellias and rhododendrons make the ares even more amazing. One small suggestion for Heligan - there's not a single bench on The Lost Valley Walk - that's a steep walk with nowhere to rest !!!! Cafes, toilets etc all well managed, clean and accessible. Even some livestock now in situ. Great place to visit, learn more and enjoy being outside.

We went to the lights and night time and was fantastic. There was so much to see and was beautiful. There was a lovely touch of having a fire burner and a free marshmallow to toast on the way round. Would like to visit in the day time too.

What a lovely way to spend a couple of hours. Took my mum who's 87 there for her mother's day treat she loved it. The talk given by staff was great very informative and funny. All the gardeners we bumped into stopped and talked with mum. Just a lovely place and the rhododendron where stunning

This place was just amazing, enchanting magical and so beautiful. Went just before Christmas and night time saw so much, and it's really big about a mile walk round. Me and my wife absolutely loved it. So magical. Thank you so much 💓

A really interesting place well worth a visit. The Endurance exhibition is really well done and such a great story with lots of incredible photos and detailed first hand reports. It's worth spending a few hours here taking time to read the information boards and admire the treasures, photos and stories. Don't just walk around it aimlessly as I saw lots doing, it would be a pointless visit if you did that. My only gripe is the seals and penguins trail to keep the kiddies interest isn't really in keeping with the history that the museum is honouring. The only link I can think of is explorers used to eat them and use them for fuel! Our girls were so focused on that so they missed out on a lot of the history and stories, especially the epic one of the doomed Endurance expedition. My suggestion would be to provide a simplified children's commentary of the adult themes, with more pictures, perhaps fun looking cartoons, at a child's eye level. Especially as most of the information boards are too high up for children to bother reading anyway. Then it would perhaps be educational and interesting for all ages. So apart from the over dumbing down for children it's a great place to visit whilst you're in the area.

A super place to visit with the kids on a rainy day. The harbour nearby had lots of great food options for lunch and the museum itself was interesting for both kids and parents. I’d recommend getting the combined ticket as the Shakleton tunnels really added to the overall day out. Would go again!

A lovely place to visit and learn some local history. We came out of season and it was not busy at all. The place had a special theme which was fun. The staff on arrival were very welcoming.

A clear and truthful retelling of the Shackleton story, showing that fact is better than fiction, as you couldn't make that story up - the epitomy of the indomitable spirit. So many shipwreck items and from all eras, WWI, WWII and merchant maritime history, fantastic 👏

Good exhibitions of Shackleton's Endurance expedition and items from many shipwrecks. These are offered as a combined entry fee or separate ones. The exhibitions form a very interesting morning or afternoon's entertainment, although the tickets are valid all day. Arrive early if you can; the village carpark fills up quickly.

Very interesting collection and information about the vast items held. Shame the last part of the museum was closed at the time and the tickets weren't reduced to reflect this. However, the kids and I enjoyed it for what it was.

We went to the shipwreck museum for the Christmas lights. Was amazing I'd definitely recommend for the younger children. I wouldn't think it's worth it's money with older as they'll go through to quickly.

Really enjoyed seeing and reading all about Ernest Shackleton’s doomed expedition on the Endurance. It is very reading heavy accompanied by the photos and film taken on the expedition. There is a walk through area to immerse you in the story before reading all about it. At the end there is a large collection of items from various shipwrecks through time. I would say it isn’t good for younger children as they will likely get bored. My experience was lessened by a loud family with a bored child taking away from the atmosphere.

It was a great experience a lot to learn from the shipwreck museum, a lot of things to see and read and great for learning about history of ships if you're interested in that. There's is a separate section that you can experience for extra cost and would recommend the Shackleton experience as it takes you on a mini journey about what happened and how they managed to get out of a difficult situation

Well this... This was something special. First off, the ticket price was (for us at least) of fantastic value and the woman serving the tickets was lovely and polite. We got the combined tickets for both the Shackleton exhibition and the museum itself and must confess I am baffled by the (thankfully) few who say it was over in short time. We did the exhibition alone in maybe 40 minutes? Me and my partner actually thought it was underpriced. The love and admiration for the story is absolutely evident in how they constructed the whole exhibition! Having never heard of Ernest Shackleton and being uneducated of his Antarctica expedition, I left this feeling a bit emotional truth be told, and emboldened by the adventure. It was a storytelling executed in perfection and the ambience at the beginning bit was uncanny. Really making effort to transport you to The Endurance and the uninhabitable Antarctic ice! That was an education and a story I feel Christopher Nolan should absolutely get his hands on. Then there is the museum itself, which I loved! And took a further 45 minutes minimum (we didn't time it, just don't want people to think the time is short) Things found at the bottom of the sea have a morbid beauty to them. Having once belong to a real living person, having once been an object very much alive now victim to the solitude and tranquility of the deep. Now found and conserved for our education. Each individual piece of shipwrecked material telling it's own tiny piece of a story! The museum is amazing! With loads of different shipwrecks and information of each one in surprising detail, with all its material marked out and defined. It was also interesting to see that the shipwrecks didn't just amount to the Titanic and generic 1700s boats but also more recent military shipwrecks aswell. The shop at the end was small but strong! Lastly was the coffee shop, which our combined ticket gave us 10% discount for! The gentleman was such a delight (and other customers too) that we felt upset leaving. We had a good laugh as I over prepared for Storm Agnes that disappeared and turned to sunshine in seconds. Special recognition to the (2) people we met at this museum, because they are special and really add to the experience! :)

loved it! this was an amazing little day out! we went for the tunnel of lights but would love to come back in summer!!

We went to see the Christmas event in between Christnas day and New Years eve. It was quite pricey at nearly £60 for the four of us, but it was really good, and a lot of work had been put into it. We all loved it and I would like to go again next year before Christmas because I think it would really put you in the mood for the big day.

Brilliant 👏🏻 Tunnel of Lights December 2023. I absolutely love this attraction, and it's a great price too 🎄 ❄️

Lovely place and very well laid out. Lots of information on the exhibitions Great way for us to spend the day. The harbour was stunning all, be it windy

Well we finally got to visit 😃 this was our third attempt during our week here. as every time previously the car park was full and no parking on the hill into Charlestown too. Enjoyed all the exhibits including the Shackleton display very interesting with the full story from his ill fated expedition. Love the shipwreck museum too with information from Mary rose Tudor to modern day.

Visited paid for parking at crazy prices then paid for admission to the museum in total 2 adults and 1 child just under £40 & walked through in about half an hr and didn't really think it was worth the money. Thought we would actually see a shipwreck but turns out it's just all little bits from shipwrecks which were interesting but not worth the money in my opinion.

Brilliant place! We played the parkland course. Great course with some fantastic views too! We also had some pizza and ice cream after. Staff are all brilliant so friendly and the place is impeccably clean.

Took 2 young chaps, a sister and a mum to have a go at this...it certainly is for all ages, our age range was from 10, through the 40s and 50s to the 70s. The staff were very welcoming and smiley. Game explained well. It was busy but we moved along at a comfortable pace. The boys were quicker than us but speed doesn't aways pay as Nan was the only one to get a birdie! All facilities were good. Course kept really well, the challenges more than enough for us. We really enjoyed it and will be back soon for another family challenge!

A GREAT place for all ages... Simple but good food, lots of freezing cold drinks including Korev and cider on tap. The football is exhausting for even the fittest and energetic kids, great! You have two types of courses to do, a technical course of obstacles like crazy golf and a long course comprising undulating terrain and huge kicking distances. A great day out, and lots of fantastic views.

Absolutely loved it!!! Exceptionally clean throughout, lovely staff, very reasonable food and drink prices (I believe a quarter pounder, possibly with cheese, was only £3.90 and less than a tenner for a good sized pizza) and best of all you can take your pooch!!! Good fun, great value for money and suitable for anyone who can kick a football…

Took my 17 & 8yr old there in the summer, and other than melting (it was the hottest day of the year), we had a cracking time. We did the 'easier' Red course but it still took us a couple of hours to get around. Some of the holes are easier than others but my 8yr old son had no problem navigating the challenges. Saw all age ranges on the day......and they all had smiles on their faces. The ONLY downside is that you can't start a hole until the group in front has finished.........which is fine on a quiet day. We went on a hot summer day........it was rammed, and we got stuck behind a large group. Just something to bear in mind. Good value for money, and a fun couple of hours with the family, we would definitely receommend.

Really good morning out, expect an hour queue if your not here whe. It opens but it moves evenly. Good range of drinks and simple food if you want it after, burgers and pizza I would definitely come again Prices good family of four

We visited on a Friday afternoon (about 3pm) during the summer holidays and we didn't have to queue at all. Been to a lot of crazy golf and frisbee golf places with the kids with a football fan in the family we thought this would be fun. ...it was. One of the best laid out and professional places we've been to. Staff were friendly, there was a nice seeing area at the end/beginning and they serve drinks and food. It is expensive but I think it's worth it for a couple of hours of fun.

What a brilliant place to come with younger and older kids (or just as adults if you like).😁 Lovely venue in beautiful Surroundings with awesome views. Staff lovely and friendly and kitchen 5 star rated for hygiene. As a person who is normally accustomed to finding fault in this case I was well impressed. It’s also tremendous value for money. Not to be missed!! I’ll come back again even though I was beaten by my 11 year old son and my wife. 😂😂😂

Such a good laugh! We chose to do both courses (which were roughly a couple of hours each), so a great way to fill a day! Dog friendly too, so we took along some furry friends. Definitely a place to try in Cornwall, just for a laugh and some good competition!

Great place to go and have fun. It's so much better the normal crazy golf. Great price. Also the view is a amazing

Fabulous place for kids parties or even a day out with the family. Loved by all ages young to old. Good food, drinks and snacks on site. If you think you've got the skills go hillside otherwise stick with the parkland. Lots of obstacles to keep everyone interested and laughing the whole way round 👌⚽⛳

A really nice couple of hours with the family, having fun but also keeping it competetive of course. Well priced, nicely maintained and helpful staff all making for a good experience. A brilliant idea, perfectly executed.

Second time visiting. Loved it so much the first time we just had to go again! Beautiful scenery, great fun for all ages, we went as a group of 14 ages ranging from 2- 69 and all had a great time. Lovely selection of food and drinks which were definitely needed at the end. Great day!

Always a favorite stop off when down in Cornwall, whether stocking up on beers and merch or stopping for lunch at Hick's Bar. Located up the hill from the railway station ( 10 min walk ) There is a free car park and electric car charging facilities on site, the brewery tour is excellent, informative and quite extensive. The shop is stocked with every St Austell beer you could imagine, branded clothing and accessories and run by very friendly staff. We had a flight of beers and a bowl of classic nachos for lunch which were delicious, served in Hicks Bar which is accessible via two flights of stairs only but is well themed and had plenty of available tables at midday. The toilets were clean and well stocked, overall an excellent pit stop to day but highly recommend the brewery tour.

Attended the St Austell Brewery after having the honour of attending the funeral service of Normandy Veteran Harry Billinge An interesting venue nicely laid out and converted in parts museum and operational Brewery. Has well laid out hospitality, bar facilities and shop which sell a fine selection of drinks Staff attentive and friendly. The Brewery had produced a special ale in honour of the man titled "Sapper Harry'. A good pint it was too. If I didn't have to drive some 300 miles home. I would have found myself somewhere in St Austell happily asleep in a bus shelter in the wee small hours. It was that good.

Lovely breakfast in a very clean environment. Staff were great and very welcoming, especially with the dog! The museum and gift shop were very interesting and worth poking your head into. Definitely worth a visit and eating whilst there.

Loved the tour well worth booking in advance, got to test some beers and ipas too, lots of great and interesting info about how it all works as well, gift shop is great too

The beer is bound to be good, Proper Job is a favourite. I had the Southern Fried Chicken wrap, which was the only disappointment, as the wrap was extremely large and chicken small and lacking any sf seasoning. The fish and chips in both small and regular size were hot, crispy and we'll cooked. Friendly staff and good service.

We had a wonderful experience of the Hicks Bar for my Fiancé’s Birthday celebration lunch. Food was lovely and a great choice on the menu with Ales, drinks and beverages. After we had a fabulous tour of the Brewery the tour guide was so knowledgeable with the history of when the brewery started and right up to the present day of how much work goes into creating the wonderful brews of St Austell Brewery and we had plenty of them to taste after. Really highly recommend both experiences and the shop is great, you can purchase all your favourite brews you had tried. Will be definitely back!

Loved the tour, great to see the whole process and the passion they have for their products. Nice little tasting session at the end, everyone was very friendly. Worth doing if you are down this way and have a couple of hours to kill

Booked this has a birthday treat for myself. Olly was a great tour guide & at the end telling you about the beers ales etc has we had a tasting session. Well worth the price, would of paid a little more for a leaflet giving a brief of the amounts of ale made in a week/year. Had a ploughman's in the bar afterwards which was very enjoyable. A big thank you all the staff that made my day a great day n yes will be back next year with others in tow

Popped in too st Austell brewery today to pick up a couple of cases of tribute pale ale well we are in the area this week plenty of parking 🅿️ toilet 🚽 s and some where to get food and drink 🍻 there is a brewery but it's best to book 📖 in advance.

Fantastic brewery tour on 26 September. Brought for my partner as a birthday present . He was facinated about how his favourite tribute beer is made and loved pulling a pint at the tasting session. Very well priced. Shop well priced for beer as well as gifts. We have recommended to our friends that we stay with to go there as well. Brilliant tour and will recommended to others in our family .

Visited twice in the short 2 day weekend in Cornwall. There is an amazing selection of beers available and the prices are good for the beers you get! All staff members were really friendly and up for a chat. Brought quite a few beers home to share with family and friends...THEY ARE THAT GOOD! Food looked fantastic, but due to the lack of time, we did not have a chance to eat there.. Can't recommend enough!

Very enjoyable Brewery Tour, with some cheeky samples at the end. Dave was very knowledgeable & was happy to answer questions.

Stopped in for breakfast on a personal recommendation. Good traditional menu, with new fangled breakfast options too, including a full vegan breakfast. Food was freshly cooked, and good quality. Friendly staff made for a good overall experience, will definitely be going back!

Great shop and visitors centre, giving the history of the brewery. I come from a brewing town so I'm always interested in this sort of place. You can watch the bottling process which is quite memorising and the menu looked really good if you decide to have a meal. Good place to come to for gifts for beer loving friends and relations.

Booked for the Brewery tour. Was just over an hour plus sampling time at the end. Incredibly informative and engaging, the tour guide was charismatic and knowledgeable. Arguably the highlight of my trip to Cornwall and would recommend to fans of the brewery's produce as well as those who have even the slightest interest in how alcohol beverages are produced. Well worth the entry fee. The Hick's bar offers super food and, naturally, a great selection of drinks that wrapped up our visit before going ham in the shop downstairs. If you're in or around St Austell, this is a must. 🤙

Had a great brewery tour with Dave, knowledgeable, friendly and entertaining. Sampled quite a few new and unusual beers, would highly recommend for any beer lover.

A nicely sized site, that would be lovely to visit in the warmer / drier weather. The museum set up behind the cafe / shop looks a little worn out, but it doesn’t really hamper the enjoyment and educational aspect of the place. The outdoor area is also lovely and in dry weather (or any weather if you’re dressed suitably) would make a nice walk. The site is dog friendly as well which is nice. The cafe is nice and reasonably priced, with a nice range of food and drinks.

Very interesting place to visit. There is a lovely local scenic walk nearby. The shop has lovely items at a great price. The museum is great and involving and there is a local mine where you can see everything happening. So fascinating

5* garden. 1* cafe. Been visiting this beautiful garden for years. First visit post-lockdown, disappointed to find the great little cafe has been turned into more holiday lets. The ‘cafe’ is now a couple of marquees in the courtyard with much reduced menu (soup fresh from the microwave). Lunch accompanied by laundry, cars squeezing past, and a large rat. Gardens wonderful, the now well-established winter garden is excellent.

Lovely quiet place for a walk around the gardens. Enjoyed finding statues and feeding the ducks. Dogs are allowed (must be on a lead). Different areas to look at and it was a nice flat walk. There are large grass areas which were perfect for a crawling baby to have an explore.

If you like gardens this one is worth a visit, especially as the entrance fee entitles you to return for free within the next 7 days. Plenty of trees and planting to see, though nothing much for youngsters. Nice cafe with outdoor seats. No hot food, just tea, coffee, cold drinks, cakes and made to order sandwiches. Proper sandwiches on white or granary bread, not the half-baguette or soggy bun offerings you get elsewhere. Loads of car parking and just a hundred metre walk to the start of the garden. Good quality plants on sale. Dogs on leads welcome. 90% wheelchair friendly, just a couple of inaccessible areas. Modern, clean toilets. Enjoyed it, we'd definitely go again.

Lovely garden with some beautiful varied areas to enjoy, my particular favourite being the Japanese garden which was a good representation of an actual Japanese garden. The only negative point for me was the admission price. £16 feels way too steep to me. £10 to £12 would seem more accurate a price to me. Can't complain about the gardens themselves though.

One of the best gardens we have visited. Very peaceful. Particularly liked the Japanese garden. Lovely coffee and cake. Toilets very clean. Will definitely visit again

Nice(ish) gardens but certainly not worth the £16 entry fee. Luckily we used the Gardeners World 2 for 1 card - even then, not sure it was worth £8 each. Water Garden had no water and the lake of said garden was drained. First garden area you come to was just shrubs, very little colour at all, so swiftly got through that. The Pinetum itself is interesting seeing all the different trees in there and their growing habits. Dogs allowed in on leads. Plenty of poo bins when required. The Winter garden was nice, circular affair with a few cut through areas to explore. The Lake is worth a few minutes to wander round, lots of geese with goslings, and Moorhen family. Japanese garden is pleasant all be it very small. Tea shop and plant sale are nice then the Cottage and water garden finish to tour off. Probably took an hour if that to walk around. Sadly wouldn't return for another visit.

What a lovely hidden gem of a place, very close to At Austell in Cornwall. We had a carefree walk in the grounds and enjoyed it so much we bought a season ticket for a year. The cost per person per day is a bit expensive for a single visit (both adult and child) but the annual ticket is only a few pounds more. The gardens are very well maintained, the Japanese garden is particularly relaxing and the lake walk is really refreshing, even if the mass of geese and their droppings were to be avoided. We will take a picnic next time as there are so many lovely sheltered spots to enjoy food and drink- but ig closes at 5pm, so make the picnic at lunchtime! Look forward to going back.

I really don't think it's worth the money, dont bother! It is such a weird mix of buildings and rubbish and mess everywhere, and the cafe is not great. The cafe is a tent in the middle of a nursery. Pasties warmed In a microwave yuck 🤮 The gardens are well kept and pretty but no wow factor. You can walk it in an hour. It was dead, and now we know why! Must do better, pinetum!

Lovely, peaceful (even though it's next to a big A-Road and railway line) gardens. They're big on the old health and well being, but it even started to rub off on cynical old me. I particularly like the poems dotted around the place, and the big pond at the bottom. Sandwiches were very good and freshly made to order. Yep, we liked it.

Stayed a long weekend in a ground floor apartment with lovely quiet garden area and seating. The apartment was lovely and clean with comfortable beds and the best shower. Gardens were lovely but the recent wet weather had made the grassy areas a bit soggy. My favourite was the Pinetum itself which we found tranquil and relaxing. Will be back to stay in better weather. Thank you.

Superb garden which represents 40 years of sustained effort and intelligent growth. The secret is the balance of the traditional Cornish garden with winter heathers and the pinetum with separate statuary and individual miniature themed gardens. The catering facilities seem to be there but need beefing up for the coming Spring & Summer season.

Lovely visit. A beautiful, tranquil place to take in the scenery. Dogs on leads welcome. Cafe on site and fully wheelchair accessible. Highly recommended and will be visiting again soon

Lovely gardens with lake, pushchair friendly, and dogs on leads. Cafe basic food and drinks . Pleasant way to spend a couple of hours. Watch out for the geese protecting their youngsters.

We only stayed for one night as we were passing through (having visited the Eden Project), but I wish I'd booked for longer. The accomodation was spotlessly clean and the beds were comfortable. We enjoyed our morning walk around the grounds too, very tranquil - would happily stay here again.

The owner was so friendly. The Garden was so lovely. The pond water was so clean. And the pond was so beautiful and the ducks too. There were not to much tourists, this was so relaxed. The Sandwiches was so delicious and the sandwiches wasn’t old they was fresh. 😃😍

This is a garden like no other, if you love gardens then you will love the Japanese garden that they have as it is has an amazing picture of the lake and a small house with different texts about the lake and the house there. It is easy to walk about there, great wheelchair access if you need it, the pond is extremely huge for large families to do great activities in their spare time. The lodges in there contain great condition. They give you a great WiFi quality and amazing tea and cake inside.

Visited on a frosty January day, cafe in marquee was warmly heated and the various gardens were magical with frost and ice. The Winter Garden is very well stocked and the Japanese tea garden well designed,with a beautiful tea house.

We just visited the gardens with our dog for a gorgeous afternoon walk. Beautiful place, very peaceful. Fed the ducks and walked barefoot through the Pinetum itself for a spot of forest bathing which felt incredible. Really rejuvenated my spirit. Highly recommend this place for a visit. Great tea room too.

You can spend half a day wandering round these beautifully maintained gardens. The winter garden is a tranquil place to sit and contemplate for half an hour. We just went for a wander round, not realising they also have holiday lodges, which look really lovely. Nice little cafe where you can sit underneath the trees enjoying a cream tea. Thoroughly recommend.

Just went for a walk around although would love to go back and stay. Lovely grounds and gardens, great for a wander for a couple of hours. A nice variety of horticultural styles and disciplines set in a spacious and well presented grounds. Didn't use the cafe but it seemed like a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a tea and cake.

Stayed here for one night The rooms are stylish and immaculately clean. The host was very friendly Unfortunately I arrived at night and was unable to walk around the gardens bull will do on next visit

Winter walk on the beach, a couple of ladies swimming and seagulls squawking. Good pub and a restaurant to eat or have a drink. Very calm waters today.

Lovely little sea-side great for a swim then something yoneat

After a long walk along the coastal path, with many steep inclines, we arrive to find no dogs allowed on the beach. Cove is ideal for families (without dogs)

Absolutely love it here. Fantastic jumping off the wall. Overflow car park walk down to the beach feels a challenge sometimes but definitely worth it.

This is one of my favourite beaches. Its not too big, good for paddle boarding, just one little shop, cafe, resturant and pub. Very clean and reasonable amount of parking for all day. For a hot sunny day you will need to get there early to park.

Nice small harbour beach, very popular with families, with soft sand for the kids. Plenty of interesting rock pools revealed by the receding tide. Sam’s bar serves great seafood dishes, the lobster and scallop dishes were both fresh, a good portion and reasonably priced. The beer was good too 🍻 Get there early for a space at the small car park down the narrow road to the village. If it’s full there’s an overflow car park in a field for four quid. The walk down to the beach is fine, if a bit slippery, coming back is not for the unfit or elderly.

Myself and my two sons had windsurfing lessons here this week. I was really impressed with the water sports team. Mikey was so helpful and Tam made the lessons really fun. Polkerris is a great beach and I always love going to Sam’s on the beach.

Fabulous service! I ordered a pair of flip flops online from here, and they emailed me to say they hadn't got the design I wanted in stock in my size. I chose another nice pair, and within 2 days they were posted to me. They are a family run company, friendly, polite and professional. I would thoroughly recommend them and look forward to shopping there again. Thank you! 😊

Bootiful! Lovely clean beach. Kiddies loved rock pools at low tide. Ice creams available but a bit of a wait to be served though but worth the wait.

Very peaceful, beautiful cove. Shop, and two places to dine. Public carpark on a steep hill, pay and display, takes cash or you can pay online with 'Just Park'.. but mobile signal could be an issue so plan ahead.

Attending a kids party. Kids world is ok but just a few issues. No air conditioning in the marvel room so we were baking and parents and children ended up feeling Ill. The sofas by the baby area are all broken and the padding has gone. Not nice to sit down on a gap and have wood bite into your legs. Also had random people looking in the party room at the bits inside, staff not interested.

The kids had such a fun time here. Great play equipment, slides, roller skating, trampolines.....what's not to love? The little eating place inside is good too at reasonable prices.

This was a wonderful rainy day morning on our holiday. Pleasantly surprised at how clean it was, everything was so much fun for my children aged 7 and 3. They especially loved the roller skating. My daughter somehow managed to get hand sanitiser in her eye and the manager was amazing, quickly washed her eye out and stayed with us for about 15 minutes to ensure she was OK. Thank you

Fab place! Lots to do! Nice big soft play enclosure's. My son loved the interactive floor game & the cannon blasters. If we down Cornwall again I would defo go back

Absolutely great weekday time for a toddler. Wasn't too busy but enough kids that my solo little boy could watch what others were doing after being a bit unsociable due to covid. Great price as some other places charge a fortune for adults even though its not you playing on the slides etc.

Fabulous birthday party! Thank you to everyone who works at Kidzworld , my son had a fantastic party experience! The place itself was clean, well looked after and all the staff were brilliant, I have recommended Kidzworld to others as everyone enjoyed themselves and will definitely be back again soon!

This is a really good soft play, nice and spacious, really great drop slides, a separate space for the little ones, trampolining and some fairground type games plus roller skating. Par market next door for food and shopping which is handy.

Brilliant place to bring the kids if the weather is looking a bit dodgy. So much variety from soft play for different ages, slides, trampolining, Skating (free hire), VR games and outdoor play area with Dodgems* and crazy golf* (*additional costs apply). Plenty of seating for adults and a functioning cafe serving hot meals and cold. You get a 3 hour slot when you book to keep numbers under control. Felt comfortable and as clean as you can expect in this sort of environment.

My children had a lovely time inside the play area! So much to do for them. However the food took an hour from order to service, so the children were very hungry by this point. We also had 4 adults in our group, so we had to go to the crazy golf to entertain everyone. This was an extra cost and it meant the kids missed the last hour of the play area. If we went again, we would do the golf separately, which we didn't realise was possible when booked. I have given Kidzworld a 4 star rating simply because of the golf. The course was lovely and great fun. There was a problem with the card reader, which held us up a bit. The 2 young men were mindful of this after our golf and even though it was close to closing time, they allowed us to use the dodgems. They were 2 friendly ambassadors for the company who really made our day. So thank you and well done! To the manager who came and appeared to tell them off for going over and above, please remember that you work in kids entertainment and these young men were doing far better than him at customer service!

Haven't been here in years and was sad to see the outdoor climbing frame replaced by trampolines and also you used to be able to walk in and pay one price for all, now it's book online only and extra charges for dodgems etc. Despite all the changes the kids were kept entertained for the afternoon

We are on holiday for the week, unfortunately one of the days was a wet one so decided to bring the kids here until the rain stopped. Thinking we would only be here a few hours as it didn't look big from the outside. We were very wrong! The queue was long outside to get in due to everyone else had the same idea. But went down quite quickly. Everything inside was free once you paid your initial entrance fee. The kids loved the Dodgems, Crazy Golf and the Roller Boot Dance floor. They went on the soft play but they are 11 and 14 years old now and bit too old for them. The rain finally stopped and they managed a go on the High Rope Course which they really wanted to do before we left. They loved it. So good for money. Wish they had something like this in Southampton.

What a little gem this was, took our grandchild who is 13 months old, so much to do, kept him busy and satisfied for a few hours, very well thought out place, with a food and drinks cafe. and was also very clean, definitely going back there.

Lovely little place to visit with lots of places to eat, gets drinks and ice-cream. Plenty of parking, stunning harbour and beautiful views!! Good day out for all the family. Dog friendly which is a bonus.

The Christmas tunnel of lights was again absolutely wonderful and magical. This is definitely a tradition now and can't wait to see what you do and add next year.

Worth a visit if your stopping local, couple of decent bars and you can wander round for an hour or so.

Lovely place to visit especially on a sunny day. Couple of tall ships in harbour. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Car park nearby with pay to use toilets.

Wonderful little walk around Charlestown and we had a fish and chips, it's really nice nice place, it feels like a set from pirates of the Caribbean.

I’m just never disappointed when I visit here! So pretty and peaceful. Easy to access car park with lots of choice for food and drink in and around the harbour, plus a long coastal walk adjoining if you’re into that. Definitely a must visit!

What a delightful place to visit, here you can visit this World Heritage Site. It has a maritime heritage that films and dramas have been filmed here such as Hornblower, Poldark ,The Eagle has landed, Treasure Island,Alice in Wonderland, The Adventure..The Curse of the Midas. There is plenty of places to eat and drink. There is a large museum here the children and adults alike will e joy as there is hands on learning. There is a large carpark and public toilets.£3.00 will get you 2 hours of parking. But you can park there longer. People are friendly too. Highly recommended if your on holiday.

A place of great historic interest. Sadly, now overdeveloped with pop-up shops, pirates and Poldark. We have watched dismayed over last 10 years at the changes here. It can still be a good visit, when quiet.

Whilst touring around Cornwall we visited here on our last night and the village is lovely! The port is very small but picturesque and parking was simple and reasonably priced. The bars and restaurants and food snacks all looked lovely from the outside and we ate in one of the local pubs The Riesling where the staff were very friendly and accommodating and dogs were allowed. Hubby had the burger and fries from the bar menu and I had prawn salad with new potatoes (restaurant was fully booked. Enjoyed a leisurely stroll around the village before heading back.

A beautifully stunning little place, full of character and history! The parking is an utter nightmare though - the single car park they've got there can, in no way, deal with the amount of traffic wanting to park! The single pub is permanently full in hot weather so you're forced down into the bars by the port, which are extortionate! I don't mind paying more for a place where you're a captive market, but this was a little silly. All in all I enjoyed my visit though and would recommend it to anyone wanting a nice few hours out... Just be prepared to the traffic and parking nightmare!

We spent a morning here the car park is right on the harbour so gives easy access for the disabled. Getting around is a little tricky but worth the effort. There are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the location.

Went on a day when it was just the food market. Wanted to buy fish but the selection was unbelievably poor considering we were near the sea in Cornwall. Had a nice coffee in one of the cafes but wouldn't bother going again. Maybe when the craft/general goods market was on it'd be worth a visit. Who knows?

A Culinary Escape to Asia! Raja's Kitchen is an incredible journey to Asia on a plate! The spicy delights are bursting with flavor, taking you on a satisfying adventure. Despite my intention to capture the moment in a photo, I couldn't resist devouring the delicious bites. The lone genius behind Raja's Kitchen ensures a fantastic experience, complemented by excellent customer service. Can't wait to return! 😊👍

An amazing market hidden away with something for everyone and great place to come to on a rainy day to spend a few hours look around for things you never know you need in your life like giant bottle caps for the kitchen.

Variety of shops. Ample free parking. All services available. Children's park and food options.

This market seem to get better with age. It must be a couple of years since my last visit and I must say the market is thriving. It's full of great businesses and traders and has a brilliant variety of stalls. The food hall looks as if it's doubled in size and had a real buzz about the place. Seating was at a premium due to its popularity. Well done guys👍🏻

Lovely market. Spent a good few hours having a wonder around looking at all the stalls. They have a massive variety of stalls with friendly traders. Definitely worth a visit and I will certainly be back again.

A great market to visit under cover. A huge variety of stalls are on sight which should meet the needs of almost everybody. It reminds me of markets I used to visit as a child over 60 years ago where you could find almost anything imaginable. Unlike markets of yesteryear, it's clean, bright, spacious and airy. In addition there is an excellent food hall offering quality products to eat in or take home. Great day out for all the family

Haven't been there since covid, and so much has changed, some store's have got smaller, a lot more eating places, toilets unfortunately could have done with bleaching as brown water marks. Tip use coco cola. You don't spend as much time in there now as could have before,good job the range is there now.

We went there today. Got loads of things. We all had a burger , the girls had cheesy chips with theirs. It was the loveliest burger I have every had. The tea was delicious aswell.

Visited 3DPHydroGraphics today and got these beauties, absolutely stunning! Cannot recommend 3DPHydroGraphics enough for 3DPrints! I'm going back!! 🥰 As promised, I returned today (02/08/23) and I was again not let down! My4 year old loves the shop as much as I do, I cannot thank you enough <3

Par Market is absolutely amazing. Friendly stall holders, fantastic management and brilliant atmosphere. The Grill is well worth a visit in the food hall. Fantastic local food and a bacon roll to die for. We always love our trip to Par Market.

Plenty of stalls with something for everyone, there is a fantastic kids play area with lots of seating. Also a great choice of food vendors.

Really love Par Market, have been going there a lot of years. Purchased 2 nightdresses for my wife . Have been a fairly regular customer to this trader over the years. They sell pants socks and soon just in side the main entrance. She was really helpful and had no pressure to buy. There are a lot of good stalls to purchase bits and pieces from. Good food outlets outside and a nice food hall . Always clean and tidy, good toilets and mum's and dads can feel safe with children.

Raj's kitchen does beautiful food the tikka masala with rice is stunning and the piri piri comes with a fantastic home made mint sauce. Foods always prepared to order in good time and pleasant service no complaints. Other food courts. The burger bar is good, nice burgers and baps. Not a fan of the drink suppliers the coffee aren't so good but they are OK. The food hall itself is generally cold so take a good jumper but usually has plenty of space

Par Market is almost nostalgic for me. I have never been to Cornwall but this market reminds of of Flea Markets in Orlando. I had a great time with my family wandering around, looking at all the different stands and we even enjoyed some ice cream and donuts.

Great little beach, short walk from the Par Sands Holiday park. Water is clear despite the seaweed, if you walk through it's fine. Tide comes in for 10-12pm the starts to go back out again.

Nice enough beach for a family day out with a dog. Clean enough. Facilties were a bit of a walk away. Compared to some of the beaches locally it feels a bit lacklustre but did what we needed. Coffee from the van located in the car park was amazing

Lovely beach and very accessible for people with poor mobility. A small freshwater tributary runs along the far eastern side. A welcome respite for the dogs from the salinity of the sea. Very sandy, lots of seaweed but highly recommend. Coffee and pasty van were parked there when we were there( May)

Our favourite local beach! It's a very flat beach so the water isn't deep, even at high tide Not big waves so popular with paddle borders It's a sandy beach with sand dunes and great rock pools to explore when the tide is out! It's a popular dog friendly beach, but it's very clean, so there are no issues for families Large car park, which is a pay and display, or you can pay online using the app Toilets a few minutes walk from the beach There is a coffee and an ice cream van there all year round. The pasty unit is only open from May onwards But the ship Inn pub is only a 5 minute walk along the road, good food and easily accessible

Probably one of the virgin beach in Cornwall. Very clean, beautiful sand, and the water is quite shallow and nearly no waves. One of the best place for paddleboarding, especially for beginners.

What could have been a nice beach was ruined by the smell of raw sewage from a sewage treatment works behind the factory. Does it just discharge into the sea? Grim, but no doubt full of holiday makers in the summer.

My wife and I walked down to the beach on the first of October - our first ever visit but not our last. There was a breeze but it was bright and sunny when we got there about 4pm. Nobody was in the water but it was October! It is a sandy beach so must be packed at the height of summer. There is a cave / tunnel at the eastern end - I wonder where it goes. Not having a torch, I only went as far as I could before seeing total darkness ahead of me. There were plenty of dog walkers. Others have commented on seaweed - yes, there seemed to be a lot but it is the sea after all!

So much work has been put into this garden to make it the magical place it is now. The lovely couple who own it have done most of the work themselves, having moved into the house in the early eighties. I believe it has been passed down through several generations. Separate 'rooms', wiggly walks and nooks and crannies make this a delightful place to spend at least half a day. Tea or coffee and beautiful homemade cakes enjoyed in a sunny courtyard, make the perfect end to the adventure.

Lovely gardens, fantastic range of plants to see

Absolutely stunning garden, beautifully designed with loving care. Such a lovely interesting couple who make you very welcome, entertain you with humorous chat, and serve yummy cakes. Nothing better! Will return soon.

Lovely out doors. 3 acres of space to wonder only 5 pound. Amazing! Lovely owners. In the yard you can get some tea a cake or biscuit. When you leave you will want to go agien

An absolute delight! We visited Marsh Villa Gardens as part of a coach tour organised by a local garden centre - I won't identify the other gardens we visited but they are all well-known and we can honestly say this outshone them all. We find much of the comment and content of events such as Chelsea no more than pretentious waffle and MVG is the complete antidote. The achievements of Judith and Harvey Stevens are truly astonishing bearing in mind the problems they had to overcome. This was the penultimate garden we visited on our tour and it was so refreshing not to be confronted by yet more tree ferns etc. If your passion is plants, form and colour don't miss this garden!

A family home with an amazingly beautiful and varied garden, big enough to feel like you have been on a walk. Very friendly old couple that own and run the garden they built from scratch over a lifetime Highly recommended

Three acre garden in Par Village. Check website etc. for opening which may be infrequent. Lovely garden of many plants and small garden rooms. Self-serve (and self-make!) teashop. Also, excellent views of railway approach to Par Station

Had a fantastic stay here. Everything top class. Beautiful cottage like home from home. I left my water bottle there in the fridge and they have been kind enough to post it back for me. 1st cottage, service and communication. Highly recommend this beautiful beautiful cottage.

Great place. 6 of us have had two stays here and hoping for another next year. Really enjoyed it. Cottage was super clean. Plenty of room for all of us. Excellent layout. Love the views from the lounge windows! Charlestown is a cracking spot, top bars and restaurants all in walking distance.

We are well versed when it comes to soft play areas. This experience was a little bit rubbish to be honest. It's all a bit half hearted. We went at autumn half term. It had made a half hearted attempt at decorating for Halloween. I wouldn't have bothered to be honest. Some bunting and a set of fairy lights and they turned the lights off so it was pitch black. This soft play is basically a high climbing frame set over 4 floors in a confined space. It's not like a traditional soft play that parents will know. The price isn't too bad and the staff are friendly or i would have gave it 1 star We won't be back.

What an awesome idea - Soft play at services! One toddler and two adults was £7 for 2 hours and you can buy food, drink, snacks as well, and of course you’re also in the services so can nip to do other things. This was a really nice surprise as we’d had a long drive and still a stretch to go when we got back on the road so to have somewhere completely opposite to sitting in a car seat was amazing! This 4 storeys and lots of variety.

Had the worst nightmare here ever. Brought my 6 year old daughter here and the minute she went into the activity section, well I rather call it a big box, I lost sight of her which isnt a pleasant experience trust me. I was calling her name but my voice was drowned out by the loud kids and music. I had to abandon the session early and get the staff to go in and find her. And not secure as there's only a little white gate which isnt locked so a child could walk out and be gone and you wouldn't know. My advice is don't go here.

Disgraceful that the soft play is still advertised. It’s been closed for months yet the website is still live and no updates of google business. Not acceptable.

We went for the Indoor Active which is a climbing centre. Great fun had by myself, my teenage daughter and 7 year old son. The climbing walls are a mixture of easy to hard and also there is a leap of faith. Great staff working there and they go through a safety talk, and felt very safe, we weren't even worried for the kids as we felt like they were in safe hands at all times. We had never done this before but came away loving it and wanting more! If you want an hour of fun and thinking about whether to do it or not, all I'll say is go for it! You'll feel it in the morning though as you'll have put your body through it's paces! 😁

I take my daughter here a lot. ..it's a great place to challenge yourself...I even did a staff challenge. ...awesome staff too

4 floors of fun for little ones. Been here a few times and the man who staffs the place is always friendly and helpful. The soft play and cafe are always clean too. There's a good sized ball pit and some slides.

Soft play is small. Ok for younger kids. The clip and climb is not here and moved 2 years ago so even though the pictures for the place show climbing walls don't come expecting anything other than a small softplay

The kids absolutely loved this place, couldn't drag them away. Probably the best soft play area I've seen. There is a good selection of food we ordered something cooked and it was to a very high standard compared with similar venues. The location is also great easily accessible with plenty of parking.

Amazing gardens with unusual plants and trees. Beautiful established gardens with rare plants and trees. Many of the trees are Champion trees of national importance. The gardens are laid out in formal and informal settings. With an extensive greenhouse housing plants completely new to us. Lovely formal gardens. A plants man's delight. Enormous established trees. A naturalised woodland valley with trees from around the World. All cared for by friendly and knowledgeable people. Such a gem of a garden. We loved it 😎 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

After driving up to the car park area, the first challenge is to find the bell to alert staff of your presence so you can pay the £10 pp entrance fee. It a rope bell by the second door! It's worth it as these are amazing gardens with a lovely walled garden and its original greenhouse. There are lots of gravel paths to explore the exotic trees and shrubs. Plus a somewhat hidden valley completed with babling brook and lake. Feels like time has stood still for decades and some usable benches would be appreciated in this 25 acre wonderland. Tea & coffee available at reception.

Went here for a plant market, which was interesting. All sorts of plants for sale, mostly from nurseries in Cornwall.

Absolutely superb garden to visit. A must is the yew walk through the edge of the area.

Lovely gardens to walk around. Cute tea rooms too.

Very enjoyable garden with many very good plants and trees.

Lovely peaceful garden, brimming with beautiful spring flowers

Little gem tucked away in south Cornwall. Fascinating collection of exotic plants from all over the world. Tree ferns are excellent. Varied walks but steep in parts as you go down into the valley. Really enjoyed this place!

Had a wonderful time at the annual Tregrehan Plant Fair. The cakes at the tea shop were delicious and the Tregrehan gardens are a joy to wander through, full of rare and sub tropical plants. The fair itself has some of the country’s best specialist nurseries.