Please find below, details of the first event this season at Brogdale Collections, Faversham this year.
If you could include it in any listings, Easter guides, nibs or downpagesrs, I'd be very grateful Brogdale tries to recover from the events being affected by the pandemic!
Media are always welcome to broadcast from Brogdale - just get in touch to speak with us about requirements.
If you need anything else, let me know.
Best wishes,
Sarah Hawes
07748 631100
Tuesday 22ndMarch, 2022
Take part in the Easter egg trail at Brogdale Collections
Brogdale Collections, the home of The National Fruit Collection, is inviting families to enjoy an Easter Trail in its beautiful orchards in Faversham this April.
From the 15th-17th April, families can book to take part in the trail, hunting among the blossoming fruit trees for Easter eggs. A trail map will guide adults and children around the orchards to find the eggs and solve the hidden word quiz on the way. Lucky visitors might even spot the Easter Bunny!
And if that isn't enough, there's also our Wildlife Garden and World Music Garden to discover too.
With tickets priced at just £15 for a family of four, the trail is open to people of all ages and is a lovely way to explore the outdoors and enjoy learning about nature.
Set in over 150 acres of farmland, Brogdale Collections is a charity organisation and home to one of the largest fruit collections in the world with more than 3,000 varieties of fruit trees including apples, pears, quinces, plums and cherries to name a few. Throughout the year, a huge range of activities take place providing fun, educational opportunities including guided tours, courses and festivals.
Sara Smile, operations manager at Brogdale, comments "Children and families love an Easter trail and we've got plenty to keep them occupied including maps, worksheets, and of course, the all-important chocolate!
"Look for the Easter Bunny in the Orchards too.
"It's a fun way to give them a break from screens, get out in the fresh air and learn about our wonderful natural heritage. And what better of time to do it than April when the trees are in blossom and the orchards are alive with birds and
insects?"
Tickets must be booked in advance and are priced at:
£3 per child (under 3s free)
£6 for adults (£5 concessions)
£15 for a family (two adults and two children).
Bookings can be made on Brogdale's website. Brogdale runs a number of other events throughout the year for all ages - details can be found here.
NOTES TO EDITORS:
For further information contact:
Sarah Hawes
sarah@izzypr.co.uk
07748 631100
Images are released on the basis of them being used with this media release only.
Future and further use requires permission from Brogdale.
About Brogdale
Brogdale Collections, based in Faversham in Kent, is a charity providing public access to and education about, the National Fruit Collection.Set in over 150 acres of farmland, the Collection includes over 3000 varieties of fruit trees including apples, pears, quinces and plums to cherries and more. The orchards at Brogdale are a living history & heritage of fruit.
Orchard tours:
Brogdale Collections has a team of experienced guides who take visitors on guided tours of the orchards at Brogdale Farm from April until October. This gives visitors the opportunity to taste and learn about rare and heritage fruits.
Media invite:
Throughout April, Brogdale Collections will be holding tours for journalists to enjoy and learn about the beautiful orchards during blossom season and visit the newly-planted Blossom Orchard.
Please emaildigital@brogdalecollections.orgfor details if this is of interest to you.