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Trewithen Gardens

Trewithen, Grampound Road, Truro, TR2 4DD

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About Trewithen Gardens

Trewithen Gardens sit beside an early Georgian house that is still a privately owned home. The name Trewithen means house of the trees. The gardens cover 30 acres of subtropical gardens and woodland, so there is space to wander at your own pace.

What you will find in the gardens

Paths lead through woodland and gardens. Ponds and open ground sit along the way. The estate also holds over 200 acres of parkland around the cultivated areas. The mix of trees and water gives the walk a quiet, varied feel. You can take it slowly without covering the same ground twice. Much of the visit is outdoors, so sturdy shoes are sensible for woodland paths.

Planning your day nearby

The gardens sit at Grampound Road, just off the A390 between Truro and St Austell. They fit easily into a day out in mid Cornwall. If you come from Probus, the village makes a natural first stop. You can then carry on towards the Roseland or back into Truro for the rest of your afternoon.

Questions visitors ask

Where is Trewithen Gardens?

Trewithen Gardens are at Grampound Road near Probus in Cornwall, just off the A390 between Truro and St Austell.

What does the name Trewithen mean?

Trewithen means house of the trees. That suits a garden built around 30 acres of woodland and subtropical planting.

Is Trewithen a public house?

No. Trewithen is an early Georgian house and a privately owned home. The gardens cover 30 acres and visitors can explore them.

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