Glendurgan Garden
Wandering through the garden leads down to the unspoilt hamlet of Durgan on the Helford River: a place to watch birds and boats, skim stones and build sand-castles.
Walking back up from Durgan you can find a boat-seat, a gigantic tulip-tree and ponds teeming with wildlife. You can also learn about the Fox family who created this ‘small peace of heaven on earth.’
The maze has been foxing people for over 180 years. Who will be first to reach the middle of our living puzzle?
Holiday cottages near Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall
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Blossom time at Glendurgan Gardens, Cornwall
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hilary daniel bench and rhododendron portrait glendurgan
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Tulip Tree in autumn at Glendurgan Garden
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Tree Fern at Glendurgan Garden
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A sloping bank covered with bluebells at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall.
©National Trust Images/Carole Drake
One of a pair of foxes on stone walls near the visitor entrance, a re-creation of the original garden gates, at Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall.
©National Trust Images/Carole Drake
A meandering path through Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall
A meandering path through Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall
Visitors playing on the rope swing in the garden at Glendurgan, Cornwall
©National Trust Images/John Millar
Visitors playing on the rope swing in the garden at Glendurgan, Cornwall
©National Trust Images/John Millar
For more information about Glendurgan’s accessability you can go to: https://nt.global.ssl.fastly.net/documents/access-guide/1431730027237-glendurgan-garden.pdf
For more information, to look for other National Trust places that you would like to visit or to book tickets, please check out the National Trust website at http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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