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CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19
The Japanese Garden has now closed to visitors until further notice to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).
We have taken every precaution to keep our staff and visitors safe up to this point; however we feel that closing is the best way to encourage people to follow the governments advice of social distancing and hopefully this will ease the pressure on our NHS and the amazing staff who are working so hard to care for the infected.
We feel so sad to be closing and I know many of you will be disappointed with our decision; but we feel it is the right thing to do at this point to try to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.
I would urge everyone to follow strict hygiene guidelines and wash your hands regularly with soap and water. Keep a safe distance of at least 2 meters away from other people and if you are displaying any symptoms; please stay home and isolate for 2 weeks.
Stuart and I are in the process of setting up an online shop which will provide some of our items via mail order so whilst we are closed to the public you will still be able to access a selection of products. I will of course inform you all when we get this up and running.
We will get through this. Please be safe everyone.
Natalie & Stuart
Discover an oasis of tranquillity nestled in the lush Vale of Lanherne.
Set in approximately 1 acre, the Japanese Garden is a perfect example of what is small is beautiful. Diminutive it may be in size, but its paths lead into a myriad of divine features, including the Water Gardens, Stroll garden and a Zen Garden - created in accordance with the philosophy of the East. A fusion of authentic Japanese gardening styles and the exotic varieties planted make this a horticultural hotspot that's definitely worth a visit. Take a stroll amongst the spectacular Japanese maples, radiant azaleas and rhododendrons, ornamental grasses and bamboo grove.
Soak up the tranquil atmosphere from the Zen viewing house, where you can admire the array of horticultural splendour, contemplate the rockscape and savour the sweet scents of your surroundings.
Whether you want to relax by the colourful pools swimming with Koi carp, listen to the tumbling waterfall or explore the Eastern World of horticulture, the garden has easy access making it a joy to visit for everyone. Recline on the balcony of the Cha-Seki (teahouse) to round up your experience as you take in the stunning overview of this magical paradise.
You can't fail to be inspired by the beauty of the garden style, and the Gift shop and Plant areas are a great place to start your own collection for the creation of a Zen-balanced garden. From its stock of plant species, succulents and ornaments, to a spectacular display of Bonsai you can walk away with an entire starter-kit and some expert advice to begin the makings of your very own exotic paradise.
New Seasonal Opening Times!
We are open from 10am – 6pm, 7 days a week from the 1st March until the 31st October.
Last entrance to the Japanese Garden 5pm.
Admission Prices
Adults: £5.00
Concessions : £4.50
Children: £2.50
Babies/in buggies free
Shop & plant areas are admission free.
This year we will be offering Season Tickets for £10 – which will enable one person to visit the Japanese Garden as often as they like during our opening dates (1st March – 31st October) & times (10am – 6pm, 7 days a week) for one year (the 8 months that we are open). Excluding events. The Season Ticket can be purchased during a visit from the counter. Please ask a member of staff & we will be happy to help you.
Additional Information:
Garden size: 1 acre approx
Wheelchair friendly: Yes, 90% + (gravel paths)
Refreshments: We currently do not have a cafe on site, however there is a tea room & the village public house within a 5 minute walk from us.
Toilets: None on site. Public toilet facilities approximately 20 meters from car park entrance
Dogs: We love dogs & have one of our own (Rupert), but unfortunately we cannot allow dogs, except guide dogs, in the Japanese Garden. There is ample shade in our car park & we can provide water for a four legged friend if requested.
Parking: Yes we have a car park – free of charge for visitors.
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