6th Forest to Fork Scottish Fungi Festival 2026
You are more than mush warm welcome to join us at
6th Forest to Fork Scottish Fungi Festival.
This year we are back to Kilvrecht campsite where all began in 2021.
DATE: 25th- 27st September 2026.
33% discount if two people booking
33% discount for students
66% discount for everyone who attended Forest to Fork in previous years
If you would like to join but can't afford to pay full price, please feel free to contact us, we are always happy to help.
It's going to be Fusion of Magic and Science!
We are all excited!
Forest to Fork Scotland was first introduced in August 2021, followed by second successful event in October 2021, third in September 2022, fourth September 2023 and fifth in September 2025.
Sorry, due to the nature of the event 16+ only.
At Mycobee Mushrooms we are delighted to collaborate with an expert Mycologist and co- founder of Forest to Fork, Attilla Fodi.
We highly value Attila's knowledge and kind expertise regarding wild and cultivated mushrooms.
WHERE: Kilvrecht campsite, Pitlochry, PH17 2QJ
WHEN: 25th- 27st September 2026
DURATION: 3 days, 2 nights.
It is up to you if you choose to stay overnight camping. If you live within a reasonable distance or prefer to stay at the hotel for the night, just let us know at the time of booking the event.
Price for the event doesn’t include camping fees.
To book your camping pitch, visit
https://forestryandland.gov.scot/visit/forest-parks/tay-forest-park/kilvrecht-campsite
PLAN FOR THE EVENT:
PLEASE NOTE: The plan of the event and time is approximate and not strict to the exact hour. We all are here to learn about mushrooms but also to relax and to have a good time.
DAY 1, Friday, 25th September 2026
We arrive in the afternoon around 3pm.
We set up tents and unpack.
6pm- 7pm
THINGS YOU NEVER DARE TO ASK ABOUT MEDICINAL MUSHROOMS with ATTILA
This is an excellent opportunity to learn about medicinal mushrooms. Attila will introduce 12 medicinal mushrooms, not only their pharmacological descriptions from Traditional Chinese Medicine sources, but their applications as home remedies, including a few food recipes translated from Chinese.
7pm - 10pm
Koji presentation and food demonstration, chill by the fire at night and to get to know each other.
DAY 2, Saturday, 26th September 2026:
11am- 12 noon
TREE ID SEMINAR with Lisa from Edulis Wild Food.
Knowing key tree species is a valuable skill for fungi ID, and it's often something that mushroom nuts overlook in their quest for further mycological knowledge. We'll go over useful tree species to recognise and examples of fungi they partner with, how to tell apart some of the conifers and broadleaf trees commonly found in Scotland, and to get to know our amazing arboreal neighbours a bit better.
12noon- 12.30pm
Lunch break. Please bring your own food and refreshments.
12.30pm- 3.30pm
FORAGING WALK with ATTILA
3.30pm- 4.00pm refreshments break
4pm- 6pm Identifying mushrooms we collected
6.00pm- 10.00pm
*FORAGED FUNGI FOOD DEMO with MIMI & SILKE, food sharing by the fire.
DAY 2, Sunday, 27st September 2026
10.30am- 1.30pm
FORAGING WALK with ATTILA
1.30pm- 3pm
lunch, questions, feedback and goodbyes (always emotional part)
PLEASE NOTE: *FORAGED FUNGI & KOJI FOOD DEMO
This is a food demonstration only with chance for everyone to try edible mushrooms we have found, not actual dinner. Please bring your own food. We do not provide breakfast, lunch or dinner. We cannot promise that the food used for the demonstration is not going to contain any allergens, however we will try to do our best for the food we share to be suitable for everyone. Please let us know if you have any food allergies or other dietary requirements.
Looking forward to seeing you there and sharing mushroom magic together!