Menheniot Gardens – National Garden Scheme Open Days
July 13 @ 2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
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Menheniot Gardens is a group of 5 gardens and 3 community spaces situated in an attractive old mining village all within a reasonable walking distance from the sports pavilion. They consist of cottage gardens, private gardens and community spaces. The village has an historical connection with the Royal Navy, with the captain of HMS Pickle, Lt. Lapenotiere, buried in the churchyard. HMS Pickle was at Trafalgar and was ordered back to England to inform King George III of the death of Nelson.
Sunday 13th July between 2pm – 5.30pm. Wheelchair access to 6 of the 8 gardens.
Adults £5, Children FREE. Home made teas at the Old School adjacent to the village green at the end of the tour. You can just turn up and pay on the day or you can book your tickets in advance on the National Garden Scheme website