The Japanese Garden at Cowden 2-for-1 Entry
Get one free entry with one full-paying adult, with your Gardeners’ World Magazine 2-for-1 entry card. Valid at 407 gardens.
Created in the 1900s by two remarkable women – a pioneering traveller and Japan’s first female garden designer – this unique landscape is under restoration, and opened in 2018. The seven idyllic acres feature a selection of Japanese garden forms, including a stroll garden, pond and island garden, and a dry garden, as well as woodland walks.
Check before you travel
Always check the garden's website or call direct before visiting for up-to-date opening times, other ticket price options, and any one-off restrictions which may apply.
Always take your 2-for-1 Gardens card with you. If you've booked your tickets under the 2-for-1 Gardens offer, show your card on the day to validate the booking.
Please don't make multiple bookings or share your 2-for-1 Gardens card - card misuse will invalidate your discount claim.
Using your 2-for-1 card at The Japanese Garden at Cowden
- One free entry with one full-paying adult
- 2-for-1 Saving: £8.50. Offer not valid on event days.
Opening details:
Open all year.
Entry prices:
OFFER: Garden 2-for-1 £8.50 (seniors 2-for-1 £7.50) single reduced to £7.20 (senior single reduced to £6.70).
Facilities:
- Parking spaces
- Toilet facilities
- Partial access for the disabled
- Plants/produce for sale
- Shop on site
- Light refreshment
- Picnic area
- Single visitor discount
- Visit The Japanese Garden at Cowden's website for more details
- Upper Hillfoot Road, Dollar, Clackmannanshire
- 07876 117703
- info@cowdengarden.com
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