Where Heritage Meets Hospitality
Since 1969, Glenfalloch has been a sanctuary for nature lovers, foodies, families, and couples. Today, we remain proudly rooted in conservation - and dedicated to creating unforgettable experiences.
Over 140 Years of Garden History
Originally a private estate, the gardens date back to the 1870s. In 1969, they were entrusted to the Otago Peninsula Trust, New Zealand’s first charitable conservation trust. Since then, Glenfalloch has evolved into a treasured public space - a living legacy of heritage trees, seasonal blooms, and natural beauty.
Today, we continue this tradition with a focus on hospitality, sustainability, and community.
Part of New Zealand’s Oldest Conservation Trust
Your visit, event, or meal at Glenfalloch directly supports:
- Ongoing care of the gardens
- Native planting and restoration projects
- Environmental education and public access
- Sustainable local tourism on the Otago Peninsula
More than a Garden
Glenfalloch has grown into a cherished multi-use space, offering:
- A renowned garden café and seasonal dining experience
- One of Dunedin’s most popular wedding venues
- A flexible, inspiring event and meeting space
- Public access to woodland gardens and native trails
- Art installations, sculpture walks, and seasonal events
We’d Love to Welcome You
Whether you’re wandering the garden paths, planning your big day, or simply stopping in for a coffee — Glenfalloch is here for moments big small.
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