Bring your own: There are plenty of lovely spots to put up your own tent, whether deep in the woods or in one of our clearings, close to our camp HQ, loos and kitchen, or a bit more secluded. None of these areas are particularly prepared for camping, so expect to spend a bit of time finding a level spot, and clearing out any twigs or stones for a smooth woodland sleep.

Our bell tent: We'll have this up and ready for you, with a couple of camp beds, very basic furniture and a few homely touches.

Our tiny shepherd's hut: Small but very sweet, there's a sofa that turns into a double bed (which pretty much fills up the hut), bedding is provided.

Staying off-site: Whilst we love having people stay together - and the communal off-grid experience is certainly one of the special things about our retreats - we understand that it's not for everyone. There is a nice selection of bed and breakfasts in the village and surrounding areas. There is very limited space for camper vans, a short walk from the woods - let us know on your booking request mail and we can take it from there.

Wild camping: For the brave, the tough, not to say foolhardy. There are plenty of natural resources - trees, wood, vines - to make your own shelter. We would recommend having a tent in reserve - and we can provide a dry place to store your stuff too. Check out our wild camping page here