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• The Lost Gardens of Heligan
  "Recommended but remember comfortable shoes!"
  "Visited The Lost Gardens of Heligan as it was next door to Heligan Woods Campsite where we were staying for a few days and had been recommended by my brother who said it was better than the Eden Project, which I have visited a couple of times. Entrance was £11 for adults, which seems a bit pricey a..."t first but you can while away several hours here, especially if the weather is pleasant, as the estate consists of about 200 acres, and they do an annual pass for £25 if you believe you may visit more than a couple of times during the year. Highlight of the gardens for me, after seeing the Giant's Head and Mud Maid near the entrance, was the Jungle with its raised boardwalk. Great scenery but it is uneven, there are overhanging branches and the path is steep in places so you need to be reasonably fit and certainly need comfortable shoes walking anywhere around the gardens. The Horsemoor Hide wildlife interpretation centre, where you can get to see some birds in the wild was also intere... " More >
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan
  "up hill and down dale"
  "A lovely garden lots to see went with a person who needed a wheelchair no problem a lovely lady in customer services got one out for me and off we went, parts of the garden are not available to wheelchair users but still plenty to see, note the garden is very hilly so people with walking problems mi..."ght find it a bit of a strain, refreshments and shop good, prices average for an attraction. " More >
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan
  "great day"
  "We had a great day there. Nice place to visit with the family. We paid an extra £2 each for the guided tour. It was well worth it. A very enthusiastic and knowledgeable man named Alan guided us around. Value for money was good. 2 adults and 2 children cost £33 inc tour. As opposed to eden pr..."oject, which would have costed £70 something. " More >