Trelissick

Winding your way through the garden you'll see signs of spring emerging in spectacular fashion with magnolias, daffodils and rhododendrons bringing vivid colour back following the winter slumber.

There are 300 acres to explore with views over the river, and walks to ramble through woodland and countryside.

Crofters café is open daily from 10am to 5pm (last orders 4.30pm) serving a wide range of refreshments. We look forward to welcoming you back and thank you for your support, which helps us care for Trelissick.

There's a large selection of second hand books, a shop selling gifts and homeware and even a gardening and plant centre to explore.

Gain insight into the green fingered world of the gardeners. This blog will give you a behind the scenes look into the garden's most interesting features. You'll learn about the preservation of rare Cornish apples in our orchard and what work goes into maintaining such a diverse garden.

Taking a closer look at Trelissick's incredible natural environment reveals many wonders and surprises. There is no one better acquainted or knowledgeable about these than the ranger team. Here they impart insight into conservation and the marvels of nature around Trelissick.

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