Antony Woodland Garden

Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Antony Woodland Garden, Torpoint, Things to do, Gardens, Cornwall
Ferry Lane,
Torpoint
Cornwall
PL11 2QA
Part of the Great Gardens of Cornwall group
Camellia Heaven on the Rame Peninsula

Antony Woodland Garden is one of Cornwall’s most beautiful hidden gardens that runs along the edge of the Lynher Estuary – renowned for its collection of camellias, magnolias and rhododendrons – this is one for serious gardeners.

Described as Cornwall’s best kept secret, Antony Woodland Garden is a haven to discover. An International Camellia Garden of Excellence, it also houses the National Collection of Camellia Japonica. The 100 year old Asiatic Magnolias tower over Westdown valley, while beneath rhododendrons and camellias add splays of colour. In season the understory is carpeted with snowdrops, primroses, bluebells and wild garlic, providing a contrast against the rich green grass. Over the last two decades interesting pieces of contemporary sculpture have been added to the garden, including a ferocious looking Green Man, by Cornish sculptor Tim Shaw.

The highlight though has to be the simply stunning riverine views along the Lynher, where egrets, cormorants, shelduck and oyster catchers swoop low over the water. On a still day the garden is one of the most tranquil places in Cornwall.

A single ticket for the Antony Woodland Garden costs only £9, which admits one person and up to two children under 16.

Currently there is an offer available to all Great Gardens of Cornwall and National Trust members and NT day ticket holders (the latter valid only when Antony House is open) who may visit the Garden and Woodland Walk at a discounted entrance fee of £2.

 

Get more out of your Visits and enjoy a Season Ticket to Antony Woodland Garden

Register now for a Family Season Ticket to Antony Woodland Garden in 2023, it costs £40 per year allowing unlimited access (during official entrance times) for two adults and two children, as well as regular email updates as to what is in season, including a bi-annual garden updates from Head Gardener, Richard Squires.

Single Season Tickets are also available, for just £25. These allow entry for one adult and two children under 16.

 

Opening Hours

Antony Woodland Garden: 15th February – 30th October 2023

10.30am to 5pm (last entry to the garden, one hour before closing).
Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays).

Antony Woodland Walk: 1st January – 31st December 2023

(gates closed at 4pm in winter). Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays).

The Woodland Walk is accessible as part of the entrance to Antony Woodland Garden. With your ticket will be able to bring your dogs into the Woodland Walk. Unfortunately they are not permitted in the Garden.  Please note that the Woodland Walk is now open year round.

 

Delicious light lunches and afternoon teas are available at the Broomhill Tearoom.

 

For more information, please contact woodlandgarden@antonyestate.com or call 01752 815303.

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