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Saturday 3rd May - 7pm - 9:30pm

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Join us for an enlightening talk exploring the rich tapestry of native uk trees, the silent guardians of our island's history and biodiversity. 

 

In this captivating presentation you'll journey through time - uncovering the historical significance of iconic trees. 

 

Learn to identify - Master the key characteristics of native species, from their unique leaf shapes to their distinctive bark patterns. 

 

Explore their ecological importance - Discover how these trees support a vast array of wildlife and contribute to a healthy ecosystem. 

 

Gain practical knowledge - Learn about the best places to see these magnificent trees and how you can contribute to their conservation. 

 

Hear fascinating folklore - Uncover the myths and legends woven around these ancient giants, revealing their cultural significance. 

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This an interactive event for all ages, parents bringing children please be aware that the talk will be set around a woodland campfire and you are responsible for your childs safety and conduct. 

 

The talk will be presented in two sections with an interval to allow you to get refreshments! 

 

There is an on site bar serving a range of local beers, ciders and wines as well as a cocktail menu. 

 

Evening food is available from the campsites food truck with a range of healthy food options including vegetarian/vegan options. 

 

Overnight stays at the campsite are also available at a discounted rate here when purchasing your ticket to the talk. 

 

There are individual and group camping pitches as well as fully furnished Glamping bell tents. 

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Tickets are available below: 

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