Glendurgan Garden

Glendurgan Garden is in a wooded valley down which paths wend their way to the tiny hamlet of Durgan and its small beach. The only building within the garden is the small thatched "school house" - which looks like a rather elegant rural bus shelter. |next attraction|

The garden was created by Alfred Fox in the 1820s and 1830s for himself and his family and retains the feel of a private garden rather than a grand exhibition of wealth. The garden boasts a maze - it's not huge but it is fun. There are larger and grander gardens in Cornwall, particularly the "must see" Lost Gardens of Heligan. |map|  |more places to visit|


Glendurgan Garden     Adults‑Only Static Caravans