out and about
in and around Newquay,
Cornwall
gardens
Blessed with a warm climate, Cornwall is packed with lush, world-renowned gardens.
Make sure you contact the Tourist Information Centre (01637 854020) or the attraction itself to check opening times and directions.
| Trenance Gardens (within a mile of Newquay) A tranquil and sheltered area within a mile of Newquay town centre. The formal gardens are criss-crossed by rustic bridges across streams running into the boating lake next to the beautiful Gannel estuary, which is a haven for British wildlife. The gardens flourish with exotic trees, plats and shrubs. Also home to the Waterworld swimming complex, Newquay Zoo, Crazy Golf and a mini train ride. Take the Newquay Road Safari Train into the town centre. More information on the Newquay Tourist Information website |
| The Eden Project (Bodelva, St Austell, 18m / 35 min drive from Newquay) (Open daily. Fast-track entry tickets available in advance from Newquay Tourist Information Centre) The world's largest greenhouse nestles in a 50 metre deep crater the size of 30 football pitches, the centrepiece of a spectacular global garden. ** An all-weather attraction ** 01726 222 900 Eden Project website |
| Japanese Garden & Bonsai Nursery (St Mawgan Village, 6m from Newquay) (Open: 7 days a week 10am - 6pm) Authentic Japanese Garden set in 1.5 acres, including water garden with koi carp, stroll garden, woodland garden, Zen garden and bamboo grove. Japanese Maple, azaleas, rhododendrons and ornamental grasses in abundance. Also Bonsai and Japanese Garden Nurseries. Telephone: 01637 860116 Japanese Garden website |
The Lost Gardens of Heligan (Pentewan, St Austell, 17m / 38 min drive from Newquay) |
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