• VISITOR INFORMATION

Trewidden Garden Visitor Information

Below you will find all the information you might need to know before visting Trewidden Garden.

We intend for this information to be as full and comprehensive as possible but if you do have any queries, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and a member of our staff will be happy to assist you.

The Garden is open 10th February to the 3rd November 2024.  The Tearoom is open all year round (closed on Tuesdays during the winter)

Opens At:         Tearoom 9:30am serving breakfasts, cakes, lunches   

                           Gardens 10:30am

Closes At:          The Tearoom & Gardens close at 5:30pm with last entry to the Gardens at 4:30pm  

Adults, 16 and over- £9.00

Children aged 5 to 15 – £1, includes the Children’s Trail

Season Tickets – £28.00 (Unlimited entry for the 2024 season, free entry for accompanying children and 10% off plant sales)

You can download our 2024 Season Ticket membership form in advance of your visit here

Groups: 12 adults or more £8.00 per person

Guided Tours: 12 adults or more £9.50 per person, less than 12 adults £10.50 per person

NB Visitors to the garden can pay for admission in the tea room which is located at the garden entrance but no admission fee is required for those who only want to eat or drink in our tearoom, 

By Car: Signposted from the A30 Lands End Road, two miles West of Penzance at Buryas Bridge.  Sat Nav. TR19 6AU

By Bus: There is a regular bus service from Penzance to Buryas Bridge Garage (approx. 30 mins from Penzance bus station). We recommend using the travel line website to show the available bus times (put Buryas Bridge opp Garage as your destination). It is then approximately a 10-15 minute walk up the scenic Front Drive from the bus stop to the garden entrance.

Give Us a Call

On 01736 364275 or 363021. 

or Send Us an Email

contact@trewiddengarden.co.uk

Yes dogs are very welcome, we do ask that they are kept on a lead at all times. 

Disabled parking is available for those with impaired mobility, close to the concrete path which is accessible for wheelchair users and runs directly to the tearoom entrance. The entrance from the tearoom to the garden garden entrance is gravelled and sloping, before levelling out to a pathway. About half of the pathways in the garden are accessible to electric wheelchairs. Manual wheelchairs are not advisable due to our pathways being topped with gravel. Carers are admitted free of charge and are welcome to inspect the (only) incline which leads directly from the garden entrance. (Sorry, we’re not able to provide any wheelchairs for loan). Watch our aerial video here to see the entrance and some of the paths in the garden.

We sell a small but lovely selection of gifts and cards, many from local producers, and plants from local nurseries.