Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
Woodland sculpture garden beautifully landscaped into a Cornish hillside.
4.6
from 1041 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
Mid Feb - Early Nov Every Day 10.30AM - 5.30PM
Useful details
Garden area
22 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a food stall and a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Bicycle storage
Yes - Yes - You can lock up your bike.
Wheelchair access
Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved). Steep garden, not recommended for wheelchairs. Pushchairs may find some paths inaccessible.
Shops
Yes - There is a gift shop and plant shop.
Cornwall, TR20 8YL
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Google reviews
4.6
from 1041 Google reviews
Jane Bolton
5 months ago
5
What glorious gardens even though we visited at the end of an extremely parched summer. Unusual and exotic plants and fascinating, quirky and dramatic artworks. Lovely looking restaurant, booking recommended. Great little nursery specialising in well priced exotic specimens and succulents. Thoroughly recommend.
Alicia Rundle
9 months ago
5
Absolute hidden gem! We didn't have high expectations on the gardens given it was Easter and felt it would be too early, but they were vibrant and had an amazing array of succulents. The sculptures there were brilliant and had several quiet spots dedicated to reflection and well being. There was some great views across St Michaels Mount. There are also plenty of places to sit if you bring a picnic, otherwise there is a cafe (full meals with outdoor or indoor seating) there as well as a takeaway hut (coffees, cake, alcohol). Bring your walking shoes and there are plenty of stairs on some routes but there are routes to see the park that are both buggy and wheelchair friendly. Toilets are also set up for disabled access and baby change. Parking on site is free and there is also a succulent nursery there if you wanted to buy some of the great plants you've seen on the day. Would definitely go there again and was well worth the day out. We went with our 3 Yr old and it took us approx 3.5 hours at a very meandering pace with stops for lunch and a coffee at the end.
Sue Walnut
4 months ago
5
Loads of good sculptures embedded (sometimes literally) in pre-historic tropical-style woodland gardens. Bonkers but wonderful! Of note, it's quite a challenge to find the sculpture trail (first time we happened upon the place we had no idea there were more sculptures than in the main field!), And the restaurant, reviews of which were what initially drew us there, offers proper Meals, but no apparent small lunch options.
Claire Greatorex (Bear)
4 months ago
5
A great day out. Loved looking at all the plants and sculptures. Well worth the £9.50 admission and free parking. Its a no brainer. You can also see St Michael's Mount from great view points in the garden. At its on various levels and some steep steps, might not ideal for every one.
Sue Miller
5 months ago
5
The gardens are wonderful. A shaded glen with stream. Open areas for hide and seek. Sculptures. Art gallery. Café. Plant shop. Plus wonderful views over to St. Michael's Mount