Lanhydrock is the National Trusts largest property, standing in 900 acres of woodland and parkland, including its formal gardens, with 50 rooms throughout the house on view to the public.
The woodland area, with its network of pathways, is home to numerous ancient trees, Beech, Oak and Sycamore, some dating back as far as 1634. Springtime also sees an abundance of Rhododendrons, Camellias, Magnolias, bulbs and wild flowers and following the famous avenue of Sycamore and Beech will bring you down to the River Fowey.
The formal gardens around the house are set to lawn, with herbaceous borders ablaze with colour from roses and bedding plants during the summer months. Also to be seen around the house is the magnificent Yew Tree topiary.
House & Gardens
Bodmin
Tel: 01208 265950
E-mail Lanhydrock
Lanhydrock's Website Link
(INCLUDING CHRISTMAS)
10.00 – 6.00pm (Last Entry 5.30pm)
HOUSE OPEN
March 17th - Sept 30th
11.00 – 5.30pm
Closed Mondays
Oct 1st – Oct 31st
11.00 – 5.00 pm
Closed Mondays
House tours last 2 hours
Dogs allowed in park and woodland only
ACCESS:
ADMISSION:
House and Grounds:
Adult £9.00
Child £4.50
Family £22.50
Grounds only:
Mid Feb – End Oct
£5.00 adult
£2.50 child
Nov–Mid Feb
FREE ENTRANCE
DIRECTIONS:
2½ml SE of Bodmin
Follow signposts from either A30, A38 Bodmin-Liskeard or take B3268 off A390 at Lostwithiel.