Swashbuckling Scarecrows at Cotehele
Ahoy there! Navigate to Cotehele this half-term to see how many pirate-themed scarecrows you can discover whilst exploring the garden.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Pick up your free trail sheet from Visitor Welcome and then explore the gardens to see how many swashbuckling scarecrows you can spot this October half-term.
The scarecrows featured are made by a number of local schools and community groups.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Meeting point
This event takes place in the garden at Cotehele
- What to bring and wear
If it's been wet for a few days, make sure you bring some wellies to make sure you can explore all areas of Cotehele
- Accessibility
The scarecrow trail follows a step-free route around the garden, however there is section of uneven cobbles when entering / exiting the main area of the garden.
- Other
Dogs are welcome to join their owners on this trail around the garden, however some scarecrows may appear in dog-free areas of the garden such as our orchards. If your visiting with your dog, please ensure someone is able to look after your dog whilst others explore dog-free areas of the garden.
Upcoming events
Summer of Play at Cotehele
The Edgcumbe family used Cotehele as their summer retreat, now it's your turn. Head to Cotehele this summer for a summer jam-packed with play.
Drawn to the Valley: Open Studios at Cotehele
Drop by to meet artists from Drawn to the Valley as part of their annual Open Studios programme.
Help us get ready for Cotehele's Garland
Head to the Cut Flower Garden to help our gardeners as they prepare the flowers for this year's Christmas
Look Sharp!
Take a closer look at some of Cotehele's weapons that are usually displayed on the walls of the Great Hall