Discover, explore and follow your curiosity this autumn at Tremenheere!
Looking for something a little different to do this October half-term? From a mysterious pumpkin hunt and seasonal treats to extraordinary sculptures and winding garden paths, there’s plenty to discover at Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens.
As autumn brings its changing colours to the gardens, it’s the perfect time to wrap up warm, bring the family and enjoy a little adventure amongst art and nature.
The Great Pumpkin Hunt: Guarded by a Mythical Beast!
Something mysterious at Tremenheere this half-term…
Hidden somewhere amongst our extraordinary sculptures and winding garden paths is a pumpkin with a very special guardian. Legend has it that a mythical beast is keeping watch nearby, but can you find the pumpkin under its watchful gaze?
Keep your eyes peeled, and let your curiosity lead the way. Find the pumpkin and you’ll be entered into our prize draw!
Your clue: “A mythical beast stands guard nearby. Can you find the pumpkin hiding under its watchful eye?”
Gather your little explorers, put your detective skills to the test and see if you can solve the mystery this half-term!
Visit The Pumpkin Patch
The Shop is getting into the autumn spirit, with pumpkins available to buy throughout the season. Pop in to explore our pumpkin patch and find one to take home for your own autumn decorations or Halloween celebrations.
Whether you’re searching for the perfect pumpkin or setting off on a garden adventure, there’s plenty to spark your imagination at Tremenheere.
Explore the Gardens and Discover the Sculptures
Tremenheere is a place where art, nature and imagination come together. With striking sculptures, winding paths, lush planting and beautiful views across the surrounding landscape, there’s something to catch everyone’s attention.
For children, it’s an opportunity to let curiosity lead the way. Which sculptures spark your imagination? What shapes and textures can you spot? And what might you discover if you take the path a little further? Make sure to grab an activity sheet at the ticket shed upon arrival.
Keep an eye out for the wildlife that calls the gardens home, too. You might spot squirrels, or even a bird of prey.
Warm Up at Tremenheere Kitchen
After a wander through the gardens, make time for a seasonal treat at Tremenheere Kitchen.
Their pumpkin spice lattes are perfect for an autumn day, whether you’re warming up after exploring or taking a moment to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
With coffee, cakes and delicious food on offer, it’s a lovely place to pause and make a day of your visit.
Discover The Olive View at Tremenheere Gallery
There’s more to explore beyond the gardens, too. The Olive View is now open at Tremenheere Gallery, bringing together work by 20 artists in an exhibition celebrating the opening of The Garden of Peace.
Curated by Lisa Wright, the exhibition explores the ideas of peace, connection, resilience and rebirth, inspired by The Olive Network and the olive tree.
It’s a wonderful opportunity to introduce younger visitors to contemporary art and encourage conversations about the different ways artists interpret the world around us.
The exhibition runs until 31 October 2026, with free entry to the Gallery.
Gallery opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11–4. Please note that the Gallery will be closed all day on Tuesday 27 October for a private event.
Join Us for Our Charity Open Day
We’re also hosting our Autumn Charity Open Day on Sunday 25 October, in support of ShelterBox’s Nepal Flash Floods Appeal.
The gardens will be open from 10.30 – 4.30, with all proceeds from garden admission donated to the appeal. By visiting, you’ll be helping support families affected by the devastating floods in Nepal.
It’s an opportunity to enjoy the gardens while supporting an important cause. We’d love to see you there!
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Make the Most of Autumn at Tremenheere
Whether you’re solving the mystery of the mythical beast, searching for a hidden pumpkin, discovering extraordinary sculptures or enjoying a pumpkin spice latte, Tremenheere is a place to slow down, explore and see the world through curious eyes.
Bring the family, follow the paths and see what you discover this half-term. We look forward to welcoming you!
Plan Your Visit
The Sculpture Gardens are open daily from 10.30 – 4.30, with last entry at 3.30. The gardens will close for the annual winter break after 8 November 2026.
Book your garden tickets here →
We recommend booking your garden tickets in advance. Entry to Tremenheere Gallery, the Shop, Nursery and Kitchen is free; garden admission is charged separately.
