Ince Castle Gardens
Ince Castle Gardens
Ince Castle is at the end of a very attractive peninsula sticking out into the River Lynher opposite Antony House and gardens.  The house is approached up a straight tunnel-like drive lined with daffodils which are then followed by clouds of cow parsley.  The gardens, which have been planted since 1960, comprise woodland with camellias, magnolias etc and masses of bulbs and hellebores in early spring and more formal mixed beds and borders near the house, also an orchard with more bulbs and shrubs.  There is a charming shell house made in 1964 by the present owner's parents.  Beautiful river views can be seen from all parts of the garden.  In all the gardens extend to about 5 acres.
 

2010 opening days
Sundays 14 March, 18 April, 16 May, 18 July in aid of The National Gardens Scheme
 
Times
2pm - 5pm

Admission
£3.50  Children under 16 free

Dogs on leads welcome - Home made teas - Lavatories - Partial disabled access
 
You may picnic from 1pm in the car park with lovely views of the river
 
Groups by appointment - contact Lady Boyd 01752 842672   


Road Directions
Signposted from the A38 West of Saltash, to Trematon and then Elmgate.

Ince Castle, Elm Gate, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 4QZ

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