Facilities & access

General

  • Treat yourself to delicious home-cooked locally sourced food
  • Indulge in an irresistible cream tea or slice of cake
  • Sample the best of Cornish produce from our shop
  • Free parking
  • Plant sales

Family & children

  • Baby-changing facilities
  • Pushchairs and baby back-carriers admitted
  • Giant's Stride (a pole with ropes to swing from) and maze

Access

  • Mobility parking in main car park
  • Adapted toilet in toilet block, accessed via a small ramp
  • Sensory experience
  • Induction loop
A small white building with a thatched roof at the head of a valley © NT / Mary Cobill

One of the three valleys making up the garden at Glendurgan

© NT / Mary Cobill

A steep valley garden

The natural beauty of Glendurgan is due to the three steep valleys forming the landscape leading down to the Helford River. As a result the garden is not accessible for wheelchair users except for the information area, as there are steep slopes, many steps, loose gravel, uneven and narrow paths on undulating terrain.

Visitors are welcome to wait in Durgan Village at the bottom of the garden whilst one of their group returns to the main car park and drives down to collect them.

Ask our team at the garden entrance for more advice on enjoying your day in the best possible way at Glendurgan.