Heligan Plant Centre located at the The Lost Gardens of Heligan in St Austell offer everything you need to create a little bit of the Lost gardens at home. Purchase quality specimens, seed collections, traditional flowers, vegetables, salads and herbs or choose from the head gardners choice of seed range which includes some of the more exotic species that thrive in the Pleasure Grounds.READ MORE

Highland Court Lodge Dining is a magical experience in St Austell and they take their food seriously. Enjoy an organic full and hearty breakfast before exploring the area and all things Cornwall. After a wonderful day out coastal hiking or at the beach or after enjoying one of the many attractions indulge in a gourmet dinner complemented by one of the vast selections of wines in the charming dining room, this is fine dining at it's best.READ MORE

St Austell Golf Club's Swing and Fitting Room is a new facility that provides video golf coaching systems and a flight scope launch monitor via GASP in the new high-tech teaching and club fitting studio. From pin pointing errors in your swing to making purchases of new equipment the Gasp system provides comprehensive analysis of every aspect of a golfers game, it's a wonderful asset to the club and your game.READ MORE

The Waterwheel Country Inn offers accommodation and a delectable restaurant specialising in seafood and a la carte. The accommodation rooms are en-suite with colour TV's, tea and coffee making facilities and are an ideal base for Cornwall attractions. The Waterwheel Country Inn offers grounds with a chapel and is ideally situated for easy visits to The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.READ MORE

Eden Project in St Austell offers a global garden of delights including a Mediterranean climate garden and activities, workshops and interactive exhibits, and there's plenty to see in the giant greenhouses. Enjoy an incredible journey of Eden?s Rainforest Biome which depicts the plants growing in tropical regions, it's a discovery into the humid tropical regions of the world. Eden Project's gardens are absolutely fascinating and stunning and well worth a visit. The Core is the name of Eden?s Education Centre, and having being designed on natures architecture is one of the most sustainable buildings in the world.READ MORE

The Stewardry Tearoom is situated in the heart of the Heligan Estate in The Lost Gardens of Heligan, St Austell and provides light refreshments within its own vibrant garden. Enjoy an exhibition of artworks depicting traditional working rural scenes, by Charles Tunnicliffe and Stanley Anderson in the elegant estate building.READ MORE

Trenython Manor overlooks St Austell Bay and presents magnificence and opulence, stunning Italian flourishes and sweeping staircases and colonnades. The restaurant provides gastronomic excellence, and with a Spa and Leisure Centre, with heated indoor pool, spa bath, sauna and steam room, Fitness Suite and Health & Beauty Salon, one never needs to leave this delightful 24 acre country estate. What an exquisite retreat!READ MORE

The St Austell Golf Club Floodlit Driving Range is available to both members, visitors and non golfers for practice and honing of your game. A selection of 8 covered and 3 outdoor bays are available and only the best quality Srixon range balls are used, available by bucket from the vending machine. A swing and club fitting studio is attached to the range for comprehensive analysis of your swing, equipment and game.READ MORE

The Lost Gardens of Heligan in St Austell offer visitors a delightful exploration of sights and were created mainly in the 19th century rated as one of the finest gardens of England of their period. With over 200 acres for exploration, visitors can marvel at Victorian Productive Gardens, romantic Pleasure Grounds, lush sub-tropical Jungle, pioneering Wildlife Project & beyond...READ MORE

Pine Lodge Gardens & Nursery in St Austell presents an array of rare, unusual and tender plants in over 30 acres of gardens and has been awarded the bronze award for Small Visitor Attraction of the Year in the Cornwall Tourism Awards. Walking the gardens is a delight and a route has been mapped out that incorporates all the gardens within the garden - enjoy a stroll and then indulge in a Cornish Clotted Cream Tea at the Tearooms before visiting favourite parts of the garden again or buying exotic seedlings at the nursery. Gardens are vast and varied and well worth a visit.READ MORE