Nature

At Morton of Pitmilly, caring for this much-loved place is at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to protecting local wildlife, nurturing green spaces, reducing waste, and embracing renewable energy to help preserve the natural beauty that makes our resort so special. We are dedicated to ensuring that visitors today, and generations to come, can continue to enjoy the tranquillity and richness of this beautiful countryside.

Visitors are invited to explore our 150-acre farm, discovering its network of paths and trails. Along the way, you may be lucky enough to spot pheasants, buzzards, badgers, hares and deer.

Since 2000, we have been running a biodiversity programme that has seen 10,000 hardwood trees, hedges, wild flower meadows and bird cover areas planted across one-fifth of our farmland to provide habitats for birds, beetles, butterflies, and other wildlife.

These woodlands and wildflower areas offer a peaceful escape, rich with flora and fauna. Throughout the five miles of well-maintained grass tracks and woodland trails, you will also find information boards and picnic spots to pause, learn, and enjoy your surroundings.

Pitmilly holds a Bronze Award from Green Tourism - evidence of our commitment to sustainability.