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Find out when Coleton Fishacre is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.

Have a family adventure at Coleton Fishacre whatever the season. Discover a host of family-friendly activities to take part in, from outdoor challenges to garden trails and more.
Weds 27 May, 11am-1pm
Join the Barn Owl Trust for a pop-up talk on all things Barn Owls at Coleton Fishacre. Learn about their habitats and conservation, to how the extreme weather and climate change is affecting them and even get hands on with pellet analysis. Normal admissions apply.
29 May, 10.30am-11.30am
Gather the family for a nature friendly ramble through the garden this half-term, perfect for explorers big and small. Normal admissions apply.
Daily 18 July - 2 September
Summer of Play is back! Set sail for an adventure on the coast, with sunny adventures on the horizon. Try your hand at nautical inspired games and watch for passing ships as you navigate the garden. Normal admissions apply.

There's plenty of adventures to be had at Coleton Fishacre. Whether it's exploring the garden and spotting signs of the changing season to discovering how the team looks after the house or finding a new bedtime read in the second-hand bookshop, there's fun rain or shine.
Here is some useful information you need at a glance to help plan your next day out to Coleton Fishacre.

Find out when Coleton Fishacre is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
With a climate as mild as South Cornwall, exotic and tender plants thrive in the garden at Coleton Fishacre. From formal terraces to woodland, the garden is varied and filled with year-round interest, and RHS accredited.

Step inside the 1920s country home of the D’Oyly Carte family where Art Deco features, sea views and light and airy designs create an intimate atmosphere.

A visit to Coleton Fishacre would not be complete without browsing the National Trust Shop or picking up a tasty treat from Café Coleton.

Discover how and why we created the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ list to help children connect with nature and the natural world.

From rock pooling on beautiful beaches to exploring historic houses, there are plenty of places to enjoy a great family day out. .
