Plan Your Visit

‘A magical, peaceful place that opened our hearts and made us happy.’

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Opening times

Sculpture Gardens* – Daily, 10.30am – 4.30pm – last entry 3.30pm.

*The Gardens will be closed for their annual winter break 11th Nov 24 – 14th Feb 25.

Tremenheere Gallery – Currently closed for winter break, aside from occasional exhibitions and events. See What’s On for more details.

Kitchen, Nursery and Shop – Opening times differ from Sculpture Gardens and Gallery. Please check relevant websites for current opening times.

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2024 Single entry garden admission prices

Adult: £13

Child – 5-15yrs: £6.50

Child – Under 5: Free

Carer (Accompanying cared for person): Free

Two Adult Family (Up to three children): £33.00

One Adult Family (Up to three children): £20.00

Entry to Gallery, Kitchen, Nursery and Shop is free.

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Autumn Locals’ Offer (28th Oct – 10th Nov)

Adult: £6.00

Child – 5-15yrs: £3.00

Residents of Cornwall are eligible to purchase less than half price single-entry garden tickets for visits until/including 10th Nov. To take advantage of this offer, simply bring along ID, proof of Cornwall residency when you visit.

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Season tickets

Standard: £40.00 – One adult and either one child for free, or one friend for £6.50 per visit

Two Adult Family: £80.00 – Two adults and up to three children

One Adult Family: £45.00 – One adult and up to three children

Valid for one year from date of purchase, but the Gardens close early Nov – mid Feb each year and tickets cannot be used during this time. Season ticket holders now receive free year-round entry to The Newt in Somerset. Find out more here.

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How to find us

Although nestled in a quiet, sheltered valley, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens is conveniently situated only two miles from Penzance and less than a mile from the A30.

It is possible to reach us via public transport, on foot and by bicycle.

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Accessibility

Due to the natural contours of the land, access to the gardens is severely limited for those with physical disabilities and the majority of the gardens are unsuitable for mobility scooters, wheelchair users and prams.

If you have concerns about accessibility, please mention it to someone on the ticket desk when purchasing tickets, they will be able to advise you and suggest appropriate paths and routes through the gardens.

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For Families; Children and Dogs

Spark imaginations of all ages with an abundance of plants, trees, art and wildlife. Space, nature and art combine here to provide interest for everyone, both young and old! We have plenty of grassy areas to run around on, and perfect spots for a picnic.

Wildlife can be found in abundance at Tremenheere; bunnies, squirrels, buzzards, jays, even a shy deer if you are very lucky! And don’t forget to pick up a copy of our children’s adventure map from the ticket desk.

Dog friendly – Well-behaved dogs are welcome on a lead throughout the gardens and in the outside seating area of Tremenheere Kitchen. 

Artwork: James Turrell RA – Tewlwolow Kernow (Skyspace) Image: Alban Roinard

Group Bookings

Tremenheere welcomes pre-booked groups of all ages; including students, art societies and community groups.

We offer reduced admission for pre-booked groups of 12+, with the option of a guided tour from one of our garden team (when available) for an extra fee.