Trevince Estate Gardens — Attraction in Gwennap

My friend and I visited this lovely estate today. The house was open to visitors, this weekend and next- 6-8 December. Every room is packed with beautiful gifts to buy. You pay your £2 entrance fee as you drive into the estate. Just before you go into the house, on the left is a little snack bar and also a lady selling mulled wine and mulled cider. For refreshments, there's a Cafe beyond the house out in the stables. It's lovely and warm there. Both my friend and I had a warming bowl of soup. My friend had the Broccoli and Stilton, I had the Butternut squash and Sweet potato. With it came an amazing cheese scone. This great delight was well worth the £5.50 price tag. When you go into the house, ladies are standing there handing out large, see- through recyclable bags for you to put your items in and then you pay on your way out. You pay the Artisan sellers separately. I bought some lovely smelling handmade soap, a wicker wand, and a puzzle. My friend bought lots of things for her family. I thoroughly recommend these lovely, friendly and...

A real Secret Garden with plenty to explore for kids, from woodlands to watching the toads and newts in the pond. The gardens have some wonderful and unusual plants including national seed collection pine trees, huge magnolias and physalis in the newly restored green house. Well worth a visit if on holiday and if your local the Locals Pass would be a must to watch this garden...

Visited for the Christmas Market. It was reasonably busy and not easy to get around due to the number of people but it's an amazing place which I would love to visit without all the market stalls as it was rich with interesting architecture and ornaments. The actual estate is attractive with its long drive although unsure on the actual gardens as it was winter and they...