Mount Edgcumbe Country Park

An 865-acre country park on the Rame Peninsula, with formal gardens, woodland, a deer park and miles of coastal path looking across Plymouth Sound. The grounds are Grade I listed and home to the National Camellia Collection. The wider park is free to walk, with paths threading between the formal gardens, the Orangery and the shoreline. The house itself has its own opening hours and admission charge if you want to go inside.

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The facts

Status
On my list to visit
Region
Cornwall
Area
Maker With Rame
Type
Estate
Dog rules
On lead
Walk distance
2-8 miles
Walk difficulty
Easy/Moderate
Cost
Mixed
Website
cornwall.gov.uk ↗

Facilities

  • Toilets
  • Cafe on site
  • Accessible parking

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