Marldon Garden of Rest is a sanctuary of peace, surrounded by nature’s quiet embrace. Thoughtfully designed to offer solace and reflection, this tranquil space is enriched by sweeping views that invite visitors to pause, breathe, and find comfort in their surroundings.
Nestled among gentle greenery, the garden’s benches are placed with care, allowing those who sit to absorb the beauty of rolling hills and shifting skies. Whether bathed in the golden light of sunrise or the soft hues of dusk, each vantage point offers a moment of stillness, where memories and contemplation flow freely.
At the heart of the space, a gazebo stands as a shelter of serenity, framing breathtaking landscapes and offering a quiet retreat from the world beyond. Here, surrounded by birdsong and the rustling of leaves, visitors can gather their thoughts, reflect on loved ones, and feel connected to both past and present.
The trees, standing as a timeless witnesses to the lives honoured here, offers a place for remembrance. Visitors may leave messages on biodegradable tags upon its branches, letting their words become part of the garden’s story.
This is a place where nature and memory intertwine—a haven for reflection, a tribute to those who came before, and a promise of peace for all who visit. 🌿
Visitors Are Always Welcome
Marldon Garden of Rest is open to all for quiet reflection and remembrance. Please be mindful that families may be laying loved ones to rest—pause and allow them privacy in their moment of farewell.
You are welcome to lay fresh flowers in tribute, but kindly avoid plastic wrappings or other mementos, preserving the garden’s natural beauty. 🌿
Location
Marldon Garden of Rest is located at the top of Church Hill Marldon Devon TQ3 1SF. You will find it above the churchyard of St John Baptist Church, Marldon, it can be accessed on foot only, either through the graveyard or from the junction of Ipplepen Road/Church Hill. There is no vehicular access. Church Hill is very steep and only suitable for smaller vehicles. There is parking in the village car park which is a five minute walk away.
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