Welcome to Wild Days
Wild Days are an opportunity to spend meaningful time outdoors in the company of others. Rooted in nature connection and community each day offers space to slow down, take notice, share experiences and enjoy a different pace for the day.
Throughout the year, we gather in woodland and meadow settings, with the cobhouse offering shelter, an open fire for warmth, a simple shared lunch, and the chance to connect with nature through the seasons.
What We Create Together
People often tell us that Wild Days give them the opportunity to slow down, appreciate nature, learn new skills, and enjoy the company of others in a welcoming and non-judgemental environment.
Whether you're looking to spend more time outdoors, connect with others, learn practical skills, or simply enjoy a slower pace for a day, you'll be warmly welcomed. No previous experience is needed, and you are free to take part in a way that feels right for you.
Who It's For
Relaxtion
Step away from the noise and pace of everyday life. Wild Days offer space to slow down, notice the natural world, and reconnect with yourself through time spent outdoors.
Community
Experience the warmth of spending time with others in a welcoming and non-judgemental environment. Through shared activities, conversation, and laughter, we nurture a sense of belonging and connection.
Ecological Awareness/belonging
Develop a deeper relationship with the natural world through observation, practical activities, and seasonal awareness. Whether learning traditional crafts, caring for the land, or simply spending time outdoors, Wild Days help us remember our place within the wider web of life.
What a wild day looks like
Arrive & Connect
We begin with grounding and a group check-in, giving everyone time to arrive, settle, and connect with one another.
Be With Nature
We spend time on the land through gentle nature-based invitations, such as sit spots, mindful activities, sensory awareness, or quiet exploration. A simple shared lunch is provided.
Create, Care & Reflect
In the afternoon, we take part in a practical activity, such as natural crafts or caring for the land. We finish the day with a group check-out, gratitude, and grounding.
Community Stories
Gentle reflections from our community
"I don't have a garden, but I do enjoy being in nature. It gives me head space, so it helps calm me down."
"The community we now have is lovely. A diverse, friendly and non-judgemental group."
"I don't really see any downsides to my attendance. The proof of me going is that I never want to leave at the end."