Trebah Garden Near Falmouth Cuts Its Summer Entry Prices

A day out at one of Cornwall’s most striking gardens is about to get cheaper, and you do not have to do anything to claim it.

Trebah Garden is reducing its garden entry prices from 25th June to 1st September 2026 as part of the Government’s Great British Summer Savings scheme. The aim is to give visitors better value across the busiest weeks of the year.

What is changing

During the scheme, VAT on certain items drops from 20% to 5%. Trebah has committed to passing that saving straight on to visitors through cheaper garden entry, along with lower prices on its children’s menu.

For families, that adds up to a meaningful saving on a trip to one of Cornwall’s most spectacular and historic sub-tropical gardens.

Tony Finnigan, Operations Manager at Trebah, said the garden was pleased to take part.

“We are delighted to be participating in the Great British Summer Savings scheme and to be able to pass these reductions directly on to our visitors. We hope families and garden lovers alike will take advantage of the savings and enjoy a fantastic day out at Trebah this summer.”

What you get for your money

Trebah is known for its sub-tropical planting, acres of colourful hydrangeas and its own private beach, so there is plenty to fill a summer’s day for visitors of all ages.

Entry to the Visitor Centre, Trebah Kitchen, the Story of Trebah exhibition, Gift Shop and Plant Centre all stay free.

How to claim the saving

There is no need to book ahead. You can simply turn up and buy tickets on the day at the lower price.

If you prefer to plan, the discounted admission prices have already been applied to Trebah’s online booking system for every eligible date.