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Eden Project Morecambe, UK

Eden Project Morecambe is a £100 million regeneration and climate education project that will transform the seafront of Morecambe Bay into a world-class destination for visitors and learning.

Eden Project Morecambe will connect people of all ages with the natural world, so they can better understand their place within it and play their part in shaping the future.

The first finished feature of Eden Project Morecambe will be the Bring Me Sunshine garden - which will debut at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 before relocating to Morecambe.

Concept art of The Elder Tree Eden Project Morecambe

Two Realms come together...

Eden Project Morecambe will be set in two iconic statures named the Realm of the Sun and Realm of the Moon.

  • The Realm of the Sun is a bright, lush landscape of the near future — a place where humanity has rediscovered how to repair and re-engage with the broken rhythms of the natural world.
  • The Realm of the Moon is an immersive, dynamic space — a darker, more dramatic environment featuring a hyper-real rockpool, where accelerated cycles of tides, days, and seasons create a constantly shifting world of storytelling, spectacle, and discovery.

Timeline

  1. August 2026

    Work begins on site in Morecambe

  2. Spring 2027

    Bring Me Sunshine garden opens to the public

  3. Spring 2028

    Work starts on the interiors and experience design

  4. Winter 2028

    Eden Project Morecambe ready to open

Extraordinary living landscapes

Eden Project Morecambe will house extraordinary living landscapes and immersive worlds inhabited by world-class art, performance, storytelling, interactive installations and play. 

With Morecambe Bay's tidal range being one of the largest in the world, the natural rhythms of nature underpin all aspects of our exciting new adventure.

Extraordinary living landscapes

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Bring Me Sunshine garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show

'The Eden Project: Bring Me Sunshine Garden' will debut at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 before its permanent relocation to the north of England, forming part of a vibrant 1.6-acre public community garden and living classroom.

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John Pye at the Eden Project Morecambe site

Become a supplier

If you're interested in becoming a supplier for Eden Project Morecambe, please fill out our short form.

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Eden Marathon 2022 women's winners

Fundraise with a challenge

Challenge yourself to complete a Tough Mudder or the Eden Marathon or Half Marathon, and help us to raise vital funds for Eden Project Morecambe.

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Make a donation

By supporting Eden Project Morecambe, you'll be helping to build a world-class destination that will demonstrate positive action for people and planet for generations to come. 

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Eden Project Morecambe Rhythm Makers event

Join a Community Conversation

Come along to one of our community events, find out the latest news and updates, ask questions, and help shape the development of Eden Project Morecambe.

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Concept art of The Elder Tree Eden Project Morecambe

Leading a green economy

As a leading employer in the green economy and a key part of tourism in the North West, we will create hundreds of direct and indirect local jobs, and supporting apprenticeships and volunteering opportunities.

Alongside welcoming over half a million visitors a year, we are committed to providing local community passes, free access days for key workers and supporting tens of thousands of school children annually with a dedicated curriculum to nature-based skills.

Our partners

Eden Project Morecambe is being delivered alongside local partners Lancaster City Council, Lancaster University and Lancashire County Council.

It was awarded £50m UK Government investment which has allowed the project to move into its next phase including the announcement of the external design team led by world-class WSP, and award-winning architectural firm Grimshaw who led the design for our original Eden Project in Cornwall.

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Artist impressions of the Eden Project Morecambe experience

New Edens

We're developing new Eden Projects across the UK and on every inhabited continent of the world.

Eden Project's Chelsea Flower Show garden

Chelsea Flower Show 2026

To mark our 25th anniversary, the 'Bring Me Sunshine Garden' will debut at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, celebrating hope and regeneration and inspired by Morecambe Bay.