Inspired by a guest book entry from May 1926 titled ‘a long weekend’, we're recreating that holiday feeling at Coleton Fishacre and kicking off the summer with a special celebratory weekend.
A place of relaxation and enjoyment, the D'Oyly Carte family moved into the newly built Coleton Fishacre in 1926. To commemorate, we're taking a look back at the creation and the era.
Celebrate 100 years of Coleton Fishacre with award winning producers Devon Cove, as we kick off the summer with an extra special cocktail hour.
Pack your dancing shoes and let loose this bank holiday weekend with a pop-up Charleston dance class.
Join The Barn Owl Trust in the loggia at Coleton Fishacre for a pop-up talk on all things Barn Owls.
Gather the family for an outdoor adventure at Coleton Fishacre this half-term, perfect for young nature explorers.
Come along and join in a free Little Acorns sessions for under 5’s at Coleton Fishacre.
Join the Walking Volunteers for a guided walk on the coast near Coleton Fishacre, on the first Friday of every month.
On this guided tour by the Head Gardener, gain insight into how the teams are working hard to restore nature in the garden by the sea.
On this after hours evening in the garden, experience Coleton Fishacre through the years with an exclusive tour from the Head Gardener.
Join the team from Life on the Edge and kick off insect week by making a little bug box to take home and put in your garden.
Summer of Play at Coleton Fishacre is back! Ahoy, explorers - its time to set sail and navigate your way through sunny adventures in the garden by the sea. Summer of Play is on every day from 18 July - 2 September.
A practical, hands‑on introduction to the process of designing a garden border, using Coleton Fishacre as a living classroom.
Join the Wild Play team for Mucky Monday sessions during the summer holidays.
Travel back in time to the jazz age at Coleton Fishacre. A decadent Arts and Crafts holiday home of the D'Oyly Carte family.
Earth Photo 2026 is a stunning exhibition of some of the most powerful contemporary environmental photography brought together from the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), Parker Harris and Photoworks.