CAMBRIDGE WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
A weekend of campfire skills, yoga and candid talks—Wild Weekend 'South' gathers women outdoors for skill, rest and connection
A short residential retreat from Friday evening to Sunday lunchtime offering camping or shared bunks, yoga, bushcraft and personal-development workshops led by Love Her Wild CIC.
A weekend of campfire skills, yoga and candid talks—Wild Weekend 'South' gathers women outdoors for skill, rest and connection.
Wild Weekend 'South' is a focused, communal retreat that brings together women for a mix of outdoor skills, relaxation and inspiration: camping or shared bunk accommodation, yoga and meditation, bushcraft and a rotating programme of talks and personal-development workshops at an outdoor centre run by Love Her Wild CIC.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A pick-and-choose curriculum of skills and talks
The weekend runs concurrent sessions—yoga and meditation, bushcraft skills, inspiration talks and outdoor personal-development workshops—so you can curate a schedule that suits rest, learning or hands-on practice.
Camp or cosy shared bunks among trees
You can pitch a tent in flat, tree-fringed spaces or book a shared bunk in camping pods (maximum four per pod); there are shared toilet and shower facilities and communal kitchen space where hot water, tea and coffee are available.
An inclusive, mostly solo-attendee crowd
Most attendees arrive alone and are welcomed into a friendly, inclusive group—this is an event run at cost by a nonprofit, designed to be accessible and to foster new friendships among women.
What the day feels like
How the weekend feels
The rhythm is deliberate: arrive on Friday evening to set up camp or settle into a pod, choose from overlapping workshops and talks through Saturday and part of Sunday, and leave at lunchtime on Sunday—all framed around informal communal spaces, practical bushcraft sessions and restorative movement.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this weekend suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Camping gear and personal items are not included. Bring a tent and sleeping equipment unless you choose a shared bunk pod, in which case you need a pillow and sleeping bag only. Bedding is not provided in pods.
Food and drink are not included. Many attendees bring picnic or boil-in-the-bag meals; a kitchen provides hot water, tea and coffee and there is a shared fridge for a couple of small items. Alcohol is not allowed at Wild Weekend events.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are children or dogs allowed to attend?
No. Children and dogs are not allowed; organisers can sometimes accommodate babes in arms—contact them directly to discuss.
Can I get a refund or transfer my ticket?
No. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be transferred; Wild Weekends are run at cost to keep them affordable.
What accommodation options are available?
You can camp in flat spaces among the trees or use a shared bunk in camping pods (maximum four per pod); bedding is not provided for pods.
Is camping gear provided?
No. Camping gear (including a tent) is not provided unless you choose a shared bunk, when you only need a pillow and sleeping bag.
Is food included and can I cook on site?
Food and drink are not included. Many attendees bring simple picnic food; there is no requirement to bring a camping stove and hot water, tea and coffee are available from the kitchen.
Can I arrive in a campervan or park on site?
Campervans are not an option for staying on site. There is parking on site and organisers will coordinate liftshares or collections from the nearest train station via an event page.