With its magical walled garden, award winning beach, meditative woodland and historic buildings, Cambo Gardens is a unique rural venue allowing you to get away from it all and restore your sense of wellbeing.

Our Stables Visitor Centre is a group of buildings and courtyards, dating from the 1800s, with a learning hub of three linked spaces that can host up to 60 in one group and in various smaller break out groupings. Our café and horse stalls area can host a further 60 people, while our outside spaces include a covered courtyard, glasshouses and outdoor breakout areas immersed in flowers and wildlife. All spaces are on ground level with accessible parking adjacent to the Stables Visitor Centre, and we’re located just six miles from St Andrews in North East Fife.

We are a place where people and plants grow, and where everyone can benefit from the magic of nature and its connection to the arts, food, learning, health and wellbeing.

Established in 1998, Cambo Heritage Trust is a horticultural, arts and heritage charity. In 2017 we also became a unique visitor destination – Cambo Gardens – set in the famous East Neuk of Fife and centred on connection with nature with a beautiful walled garden, historic Stables Visitor Centre and an award-winning vegetarian café to enjoy.

Attracting thousands of walkers in early spring to our snowdrop woodlands, by midsummer the walled garden is full of colour and insect life, with our edible garden busting with harvest bounty in the autumn. We deliver a lively programme of events and activities throughout the year connecting people and plants.