Trewithen Garden and House
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Internationally renowned gardens with a collection of rare trees and shrubs
Trewithen Gardens and House has been the home of the Hawkins Family since 1715. These internationally renowned gardens have a collection of rare trees and shrubs. The gardens have been awarded three stars in the Michelin Guide to the South West and it is RHS recommended.
Trewithen means “house of trees” and with thirty acres of surrounding parkland the name couldn’t be more appropriate.
Facilities and access
- Tickets available to order in advance (not mandatory, but advised) – book via this link
- Disabled access available around majority of the garden
- Toilets
- Level parking
- Dogs on lead welcome
Address
Grampound Road
Truro
TR2 4DD
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