Trewithen Garden and House

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Discover one of Cornwall's finest historic gardens

Just a short drive from Truro, Trewithen House & Gardens is one of Cornwall’s finest horticultural destinations. Home to the Hawkins family for more than 300 years, the estate combines historic charm with internationally renowned gardens that change beautifully throughout the seasons.

Awarded three stars in the Michelin Guide and recognised by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), Trewithen is celebrated for its outstanding collection of rare trees, shrubs and flowering plants. Set within 30 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland, visitors can explore peaceful woodland walks, colourful borders and magnificent specimen trees in a tranquil countryside setting.

Meaning “house of trees” in Cornish, Trewithen lives up to its name, offering an unforgettable experience for gardeners, nature lovers, photographers and anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of Cornwall’s countryside.

Visitor Information

Advance booking is recommended (tickets can also be purchased on arrival, subject to availability).
Accessible routes are available through much of the garden.
Toilets and level parking are available.
Dogs on leads are welcome.

Address:

Grampound Road, Near Truro, TR2 4DD

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