The Ancient Trees of Ashton Court Estate

Steeped in history, Ashton Court boasts a remarkable collection of ancient trees, among them the venerable Domesday Oak, which has graced the landscape for at least 700 years.

Set against a backdrop of parkland, with hazy views over South Bristol join us for a summer’s evening walk and meet the people protecting one of Bristol’s best loved green spaces.

Photography

Please note that there may be a photographer present at our event, we may use the resulting images on our websites, social media platforms and in our publicity materials.

Donations and Refunds

Your donations are hugely appreciated and help our charity run free and subsidised nature events throughout the year. We cannot offer refunds on donations that you’ve kindly given us.

Spaces are limited so please let us know if you’re unable to attend by emailing us at [email protected] and/or by returning your ticket.

Accessibility

During this event we will be walk across the estate over uneven terrain.

If you use a wheelchair, have restricted mobility or are visually impaired, it may be difficult to get around the estate due to the terrain and topography.

There are two disabled toilets in the stables courtyard.

The stables courtyard is level but has a cobbled surface.

There is no parking charge for Blue Badge holders.

If you have any questions, please get in touch with [email protected]

Additional Information

This event will take place outside, please come dressed for the weather.

About Festival of Nature

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