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Yes. This gathering is for people who are still in the thick of everyday life. Working, parenting, showing up, and holding things together, even while feeling tired underneath it all.

You do not need to be at breaking point and you do not need time off work beforehand. The pace is gentle, there is no pressure to take part in everything, and nothing here asks you to dig deep or fix yourself.

It is simply a few days to slow down, rest your nervous system, and be supported by nature and community. Most people leave still working full time, but feeling steadier, calmer, and better able to cope with everyday life again.

We keep our gatherings small and friendly. Numbers are limited so it never feels crowded or overwhelming, and so everyone has space to be themselves. It is small enough to feel connected, but big enough that there is no pressure to talk or share unless you want to.

Your ticket includes your place at the four day Community Camping and Healing Gathering, access to the land, and everything that happens within the gathering itself.

This means shared circles, gentle activities, time in nature, space to rest, and being part of a small, supportive community for the weekend. All facilitation and use of the space are included, and there is no pressure to take part in anything you do not feel drawn to.

You’re welcome to camp in your own tent or bring your campervan at no additional camping fee. Shared same-sex bell tent accommodation or a private fully furnished bell tent are available for an additional cost.

Food isn’t included in the ticket price, but we’ll have affordable breakfast, lunch and dinner options available on site.

All meals are plant-based with gluten-free options. You’re very welcome to bring your own food if that suits you better.

This particular gathering is an adults only space.

Not because we don’t adore children (we absolutely do), but because this weekend is intentionally created as a pause for grown-ups.

It’s a chance to step out of the roles we hold every day as parent, carer, organiser, problem solver, and simply be. To rest properly. To think clearly. To reconnect with yourself without being needed by anyone for a little while.

If you’re a parent of older children especially, this weekend is often exactly what your nervous system has been craving.

Our family gatherings are always there for those wanting to come together with their children.
This one is for you.

Yes. Many people come with a friend or partner, and many come alone. Both work beautifully.

You’re free to experience the weekend together or separately — whatever feels right for you.

Yes, well behaved dogs are welcome. We know how important dogs can be for comfort and feeling safe when spending time away from home.

For insurance reasons, all dogs must be covered by third party liability insurance. A copy of this will need to be uploaded when booking or sent over before the gathering. This is usually included as part of standard pet insurance. If not, it can be easily obtained by becoming a supporter of Dogs Trust.

We ask that dogs are kept under control at all times and that owners are mindful of others sharing the space.

Yes. Completely.

In fact, many people come on their own and you absolutely will not be the only one.

This is a warm, welcoming, community-focused weekend, and people naturally connect without pressure. There is no expectation to share deeply, speak in groups, or be anything other than yourself.

You are free to join in fully, dip in and out, or take quiet time when you need it.

Often, coming alone allows you to settle in at your own pace, follow what feels right for you, and leave with new connections you didn’t even know you were craving.

If you’re feeling a little nervous about coming solo, that’s completely normal. You will be met gently.