Discover the natural beauty of the Jersey National Park and enjoy a taste of authentic, local produce with some al fresco, blanket-based foodie fun this summer. 

The Pleasure of Long Sunny Days...

Get hands-on with your picnic by visiting one of the Island’s local farmers markets or stalls and create your own picnic from scratch, using the best Genuine Jersey produce Jersey has to offer. 

The pleasure of long sunny days, with lots of opportunity to get together with friends and family, and to enjoy delicious food in the stunning locations across the Park – what’s not to love? 

View your Picnic Options

Unleash your culinary creativity and craft your own picnic menu, or, select your favourite pre-prepared picnic using one of our partners. 

Once you have made your selection, the adventure truly begins… Find your perfect spot within the Jersey National Park, unfurl your blanket, and reveal your culinary treasures, all while basking in the Park’s awe-inspiring beauty.

The North Coast

Les Landes (Le Pinacle)
Grosnez Castle
Mourier Valley
Sorel Headland

The East Coast

Fliquet
St Catherine’s Woods
Anne Port
Gorey Castle Green

The South Coast

Beauport headland
Noirmont headland
Portelet headland
Belcroute Bay (alongside St Aubin)

The West Coast

L’Etacq
Val de la Mare reservoir and woods
Petit Port
La Corbiere

Create, or curate?

You’re in control of your picnic experience… 

Handpick local ingredients from local farmers’ markets or hedge veg stalls to build your own picnic, or let our partners do the work for you with their specially crafted picnic menus.

And if you need any more inspiration, then let our experts guide you with their professional recommendations and insights.

Choose your picnic spot...

The real beauty of a picnic is the setting. With such a huge variety of scenery, flora, fauna, history and cultural heritage crammed into the Park, you are spoilt for choice.

Please remember to look after your Park. Many of the suggested sites within the Jersey National Park are owned and administered by other agencies and charities. As such, please abide by the Jersey Countryside Code, respect the natural environment and take all of your rubbish home with you. 

 

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