Heathland Artworks Trail
A trail of temporary installations at RSPB Farnham Heath.
28 June – 31 October. Free.
Take a circular walk around Farnham Heath and discover some fascinating artworks responding to this beautiful location.
Craft, design and fine art students from the degree and masters courses at the University for the Creative Arts have created pieces focused on the wildlife, the flora or the history.
This is an annual event that has proved very popular for visitors of all ages. This year we are excited to see work including ceramic fungi, an alternative sundial and a giant sand lizard.
Farnham Heath is managed by RSPB who have restored the heathland creating habitats for native species such as Grayling butterflies, Woodlarks, Nightjars and Sand Lizards.
Visitors are advised to wear sturdy shoes and refrain from touching the artworks.
The Trail
Download an A4 map with artwork descriptions.
Access
Parking is free and available on the grass area near the RSPB Farnham Heath entrance. The ground is flat but uneven.
The artworks numbered 1, 10, 11 and 12 are on the flat. The path is compressed sand. From the entrance footpath it is advisable for wheelchair users to do the trail backwards starting at 12 until 10 and then return to view number 1.
Location
RSPB Farnham Heath, The Reeds Road, Tilford, Farnham, GU10 2DL. The main car park is at the Rural Life Living Museum.
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Farnham Craft Month
You can visit other events and activities as part of Farnham Craft Month