This month we’re celebrating a tree you may know as a Monkey Puzzle. Discover the heritage, history and folklore behind this wonderful specimen.
Discover the Snowdrop Season at Tortworth Arboretum Join us for a self-guided walk through the serene Dell of Tortworth Arboretum. This month, we’re celebrating the breathtaking beauty of snowdrops as they blanket the arboretum’s forest floor. We invite you to savour the peace of this tranquil space, whether you choose to follow marked trails on...
This February, immerse yourself in the beauty of snowdrops blanketing the forest floor at Tortworth Arboretum. Follow marked trails or create your own path through this serene ancient woodland. This event is dog-free, offering a peaceful experience for those who prefer to explore without furry companions. Other days are available for visitors with dogs—check our...
This February, immerse yourself in the beauty of snowdrops blanketing the forest floor at Tortworth Arboretum. Follow marked trails or create your own path through this serene ancient woodland. This event is dog-free, offering a peaceful experience for those who prefer to explore without furry companions. Other days are available for visitors with dogs—check our...
Join us for a delightful day immersed in the ancient art of willow weaving at our serene outdoor venue, nestled within an ancient arboretum. Our one-day "Introduction to Basketry" course offers a unique opportunity to learn the traditional craft of basket-making, focusing on creating your very own foraging or berry basket. Whether you're a complete...
Join us for a happy ramble around the arboretum during this beautiful season. We'll learn about facts, figures and folklore around bluebells, and why they grow here in such abundance.
This month we’re celebrating a forest floor spectacle as bluebells carpet the arboretum!
Join guide Anna for a relaxing walk around the arboretum, exploring the edible, medicinal, and toxic plants and fungi that thrive here. Start in the roundhouse with a hot drink made from foraged ingredients, while discussing foraging and historic food practices. Then, head out to focus on easily recognisable and accessible plants. Don’t forget to...
