Ahoy art lovers, explorers and pirate enthusiasts! The Cockington Court sculpture trail returns this summer and you’re invited.

About the Sculpture Trail

Inspired by this year’s theme of ‘pirates and the deep sea’, the trail features over 30 different sculptures created by 24 local artists and sculptors. The free sculpture trail is one of Cockington Court’s most popular events and has been running annually since 2017.

Some of this year’s sculptures include a crow’s nest, skeleton mermaid, pirate ships, treasure chest and pirate figure head. Also, look out for Morgowr the sea serpent as she swims towards our café. Created by Totnes-based artist Malcolm Curley, the sculpture celebrates the legend of Cornwall’s very own sea monster. First sighted in 1876, it has been spotted many times since off the coast of Falmouth.

How to take part

To take part, collect a FREE map from inside the Manor House. Then follow the trail as it leads you around the beautiful grounds and buildings of the Cockington Court estate.

Opening times

The Cockington Court Sculpture Trail is open to the public daily, 10:30am – 4:30pm, from 28 July to 3 November 2024.

While you’re visiting…

Why not take part in our Children’s Pirate Voyage which takes you throughout the grounds and studios of Cockington Court and streets of Cockington Village. It costs just £1 per child to take part. Find out more.