Glendurgan Garden

Nice gardens to walk around and explore - we particularly enjoyed the Maze - it got quite competitive with the grandparents! Also lovely cake in the café!

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A refreshing change to find a relatively 'un-commercialised' National Trust garden, with the staff proud to exclaim the lack of signage throught the site!

Thankfully the booklet (£3) made a good attempt at keeping us on course, through the wiggly but very well kept pathways, steps and bridges.
We picnicked in the gardens, as did several other families there so presume they didn't mind but there was a tea room in which we gulped down a quick cuppa before departing.

Would highly recommend but with warning that it can be a little arduous with a buggy!

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Glendurgan Gardens, near Helford River. Only a few miles from Cadgwith Cove, this National Trust Garden is lovely. Great shop and tea room, really nice staff in both and a walk down through interesting flora of all kinds to a view of the Helford River. En route stop at Gweek, the view of the estuary is stunning and well worth a car-stop and walk-about. Took a very tiny lane direction to the Gardens there, quite a 'hairy' drive but views worth it.Weather poor, did not matter! Recommended. Clive & Sue

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Enjoyable garden, good for the calves as steep paths in places. Needed a small kiosk at the beach end as at Trebah, we'd have loved an icecream while sitting on the beach. cafe at entrance lovely local freshly prepared food.

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Glendurgan Garden

Little Barncroft was so close to Glendurgan Garden and we were really looking forward to our visit but sadly we didn't realise that it closed on a Sunday, even on a Bank Holiday weekend - nor did several other visitors in the same predicament.

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A beautiful tucked away garden with an 'uncommercial' feel. The beach is ideal for children to paddle and the view across the river is beautiful. Only 25 acres, it's ideal to tie in with a visit to neighbouring Trebah (not National Trust).

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A lovely spot to wile away a happy, sunny afternoon. The maze provided hours of fun for the kids. If you can time your visit to coincide with the rhododendron bloom, it is well worth seeing.

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A nice garden, the children loved the maze and giants swing as well as the pleasant walk down to the village of Durgan. Take you beach things on a nice day and you can also walk around the bay to another good pebbly beach.
The cafe at the entrance is very nice with a good choice and can be visited even if not going into the gardens.

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