Foraging Courses in South West England

These courses will be held in the environs of the Riverside Valley Park, in the area around the Double Locks, a beautiful canal-side pub on the outskirts of Exeter. The hedgerows and fields surrounding the canal provide a rich variety of tasty edibles throughout Spring and early Summer. Situated just...

Nestling in 25 acres of forest, teeming with flora and fauna and with five fishing lakes, this venue promises to be rich in good forageables throughout the year.

We’ll be meeting at the Tunnel House Inn, a charming 18th Century Cotswolds Inn on the outskirts of Coates, a small village just west of Cirencester. Our courses will take place around the southern part of the stunning Bathurst Estate, a Grade 1 listed parkland estate in the beautiful surroundings...

Notgrove is a beautiful Cotswold village, with rolling hillsides and various species of mature trees. The various environments around the village allow for plenty of flora and fungi to flourish.  We’ll be meeting outside The Nuttery Cafe, at the heart of the Notgrove Estate. Located just outside Bourton-on-the-Water, it is within...

We will be gathering for this course at East Woodlands Village Hall on the edge of Selwood Forest, a beautiful area in the Somerset countryside. The local woods are varied and mature, making this a good place to go foraging! Situated a short distance from Frome, these courses are within...

These courses will be held around Charlton Park Estate, a beautiful 4,500 acre estate in rural Wiltshire. Although this is a new venue we expect to find a range of wild plants and mushrooms growing in this vast park, throughout the year. Located just north of Malmesbury, these courses are...