Festival of Blossom at Coleton Fishacre
Celebrate the Festival of Blossom at Coleton Fishacre from 20 March - 30 April.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
From the apple trees on arrival to the show stopping ornamental cherry trees in the garden, the spring blossom display at Coleton Fishacre is one of the garden highlights.
Between 20 March and 30 April, wander the garden and spot all the different types of blossom in bloom at Coleton Fishacre. Indoors, there's a blossom and bloom trail to enjoy and for some extra fun, try your hand at writing a blossom haiku or tanka poem with the blossom poetry cards.
We highly encourage visitors to switch off and take a moment to slow down and enjoy the signs of new life. Connecting with nature, even for a few minutes, can give us an escape from the stresses of daily life and give us the space to gather our thoughts.
You could take photos of new blooms, have a picnic under the blossom, practise mindfulness or forest bathing. Join in and share your photos on social media using #BlossomWatch.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Suitability
Children are very welcome.
- Meeting point
Please head to Visitor Reception on arrival. There will be free blossom sheets and blossom pin badges available for a suggested donation of £3.
- What to bring and wear
Blossom appears throughout the gardens, so please wear appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear if it has been raining.
- Accessibility
The garden is a mix of steep tarmac paths and undulating gravel paths. Please help yourself to a welcome map on arrival.
Upcoming events
Little Acorns welly walks at Coleton Fishacre
Come along and join in a free Little Acorns sessions for under 5’s at Coleton Fishacre.
Nature explorers: Getting to know Barn Owls
Join The Barn Owl Trust in the loggia at Coleton Fishacre for a pop-up talk on all things Barn Owls.
Monthly guided walks by the coast
Join the Walking Volunteers for a guided walk on the coast near Coleton Fishacre, on the first Friday of every month.