Pre-booking is essential for all visitors including Members and Local Pass Holders
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Thirty years ago, Heligan’s historic gardens were unknown and unseen; lost to the brambles of time since the outbreak of WW1. It was only the chance discovery of a door in the ruins that led to the restoration of this once great estate. Today, The Lost Gardens have been put back where they belong: in pride of place among the finest gardens in England.
Delve into the fascinating world of Heligan’s Bats with our friends from the Three Bays Wildlife Group. Please note that our Bat Night on Saturday 19th June is now fully booked.
Live musicians will be on hand to provide dad with the perfect excuse to show off his very best dad dancing. Enjoy the finest food from our chefs along with some good old-fashioned welly wanging!
It’s a dark night in 2001. Farmer, Michael, and local vet, Jeffrey, are huddled in the cow shed playing general knowledge games as they await the birth of a calf to join his herd. Outside the warm lamplight of the barn, the terrible shadow of Foot and Mouth disease is growing darker but Michael and Jeffrey both have troubles nearer to home.
Whether you’re looking to experience a traditional Cornish Cream Tea or sample some of the heritage fruit and vegetables grown here at Heligan, the Heligan Kitchen & Bakery provides the perfect retreat.
At the Lost Gardens there’s a network of magical gardens, woodland walks and farmland brimming with interest and intrigue; and with over 200 acres – enough room to tire the most energetic little legs!
We're on the lookout for enthusiastic team members to join us in a variety of exciting positions at The Lost Gardens of Heligan.
The Lost Gardens have teamed up with local GP Dr Lucy Loveday who strongly advocates the role of Nature within healthcare, after all Nature offers the best medicine cabinet anybody can wish for!
The Lost Gardens of Heligan are now open seven days a week with pre-booking essential for all Members, Local Pass Holders and day visitors.
