Glenfalloch Woodland Garden
430 Portobello Road, Dunedin
Located on the Otago Peninsula, Glenfalloch Woodland Garden is only
a 15 minute scenic drive from the centre of town. Glenfalloch, gaelic for ‘hidden valley’ enjoys
a microclimate that extends the seasons and nurtures growth.
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| • Fairys and Gnomes Galore for the Cadbury Chocolate Carnival 12-18 July 2008 |
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Glenfalloch's Gnaughty Gnomes and Fabulous Fairies Party. Gnomes, fairies, pixies, elves and even an occasional hobbit have been glimpsed hiding in this secret woodland garden. Join them and dress up in your most fabulous forest creature costume for a fun filled afternoon including gnomes and quoits, chocolate fish-ing, butterfly catching, a delicious afternoon tea and prizes for the best costumes. Tuesday 15th July 2pm-4pm Tickets $10 per person. Ph 03 476 1775 info@otagopeninsulatrust.co.nz Strictly limited tickets available.
Gnaughty Gnomes Galore at Glenfalloch Discover naughty gnomes hiding in the beautiful woodland garden at Glenfalloch. Armed with your gnoming map find your way around the clues, note down the gnomes secret names and be rewarded with a chocolate treat! All Week – 12.00-3.00. Children Free. Garden Donations appreciated.
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| • Glenfalloch has been assessed as a "Garden of National
Significance" |
“The
assessors were unanimous that this historic garden had
regained its former status as one of the leading gardens
in New Zealand and is now a Garden of National
Significance”
The Glenfalloch Garden has been critically evaluated
by two professional assessors from the New Zealand Garden Trust.
The assessors consider a range of
factors
before determining the final outcome. These areas include: landscape and
design, plant material and use, maintenance, safety and overall impression.
The 'pass mark' has been set very high for these gardens,
so the visitor should be in no doubt of their quality. "We believe
that a Garden of Significance is up with the best in the world, and is a garden
not to be missed if you get the opportunity." |
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| • Guided
Tours |
There are walking tracks
throughout our 30 acres of woodland garden that you can enjoy at
your own pace or you can also take a guided tour with our professional
staff, whose knowledge and hands-on experience add an invaluable
dimension to the experience.
Guided tours are available
between 9am and 4pm by arrangement.
Glenfalloch
Woodland Garden Open Daily
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| Garden Entrance |
Adult |
$5.00 |
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Child |
Free |
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| Garden Entrance and Guided
Tour (minimum of 10 pax) |
Guided Garden Tour and Morning or Afternoon Tea Options Available
Special Rates Apply
please contact 476 1775 or email
(minimum 15 pax) |
Devonshire style Morning or Afternoon tea including tea / coffee and our
Chefs famous freshly baked scones and picklets served with berry jam
and fresh whipped cream. |
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| • Glenfalloch
Café/Wine Bar |
Refreshments
at the Café/Wine Bar include light snacks,
sweets and an extensive range of imported and New Zealand wines
and ales. The Sunday buffet lunch, from 12 – 2pm at the
Chalet, is a culinary experience. |
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Café/Wine Bar is open from:
1st September to 30 April
weekdays 11am – 3.30pm
weekends 11am – 4.30pm |
| • Potter’s
Cottage |
You can also visit the Potter’s Cottage
where the resident Potter, Michael Tannock, works weekdays between
10am – 4pm. The Cottage is open from 1-4pm during the weekend.
If you are interested in learning more about pottery there are
adult and children’s
classes held regularly. The works of nine potters, all with very different styles,
are on display and for sale in the gallery.
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Glenfalloch
Woodland Garden is operated by the Otago Peninsula Trust,
a charitable organisation committed to the promotion and
preservation of the Otago Peninsula. Proceeds from tours
contribute to ecology enhancement and protection. |
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