Only had time to nip in for some tea and scones but had to be done given the reputation we had to stop - got 2 lovely big scones each and loads of jam and cream with a nice pot of tea - only down side was the bloomin wasps but what can you do if you want to sit... More 

We went as the rain was clearing. On walking around the kitchen garden, local school children had been involved in making some Pirate Scarecrows.They were brilliant and very imaginative. The garden is colourful with good use made of local fawna and flora.

The weather was typical of Cornwall in the early summer, grey and drizzling, when we set out to explore a little of Trengwainton. As both of us are disabled, we realized that we had no chance of seeing all of even this small garden. Madron, and the gardens, are well signposted for those of you, like us, with no sat... More 

I visited Trengwainton on a Heritage Open Day. I walked as far as I could, saw the sea and sat in the loggia and read my book before exploring the walled gardens, art gallery and second hand book shop. The war time garden was very informative as was the information accompanying the herbs. The scarecrows were amusing. I loved that... More 

My wife and I visited here partly because it gave us a good chance for a decent length dog walk. The gardens were delightful with a real tropical feel as you walk through the avenues of tree ferns. There are excellent views from the higher ground and an well maintained kitchen garden. We'd go again.

Phoned in advance to check on parking & access for a motorhome and it was easy to find and access as had a second car park for larger vehicles. Enjoyed the beautiful gardens with our dog. Enjoyed the tea rooms too