Take some time to slow down, breathe deeply and connect with nature, yourself, and a sisterhood of women.
In 2027, we will be gathering at...
Coed Hills Rural Artspace, The Vale of Glamorgan
4th-6th June, 2027
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Gentle yoga, meditation & mindfulness
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Forest bathing & nature connection
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Creative nature inspired crafts & workshops
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Women's fire circles & meaningful connection
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Sauna, cold plunge & optional wild swimming
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Delicious, nourishing and locally grown home-cooked meals
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Two nights in quirky, cosy accommodation
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Plenty of time to rest, wander in nature and simply be
Shared accommodation £495 | Private accommodation £595
Secure your place with a £100 deposit, with flexible payment options available.
Use the buttons below to book your place, get in touch with any questions, or scroll down to discover more about your Wild Women's Weekend.
How the days flow...
Three days to slow down, reconnect and recalibrate.
Friday – Arrive & Unwind
Settle into your accommodation, explore the beautiful surroundings and enjoy a delicious welcome dinner. As evening falls, we'll gather around the fire for our opening women's circle.
Saturday – Reconnect & Restore
Begin the day with gentle yoga before immersing yourself in forest bathing, nature connection and creative workshops. Enjoy nourishing meals, meaningful conversations and plenty of time to relax, explore the woodland, unwind in the sauna or have a massage or reiki treatment.
Sunday – Reflect & Renew
Begin with morning yoga, enjoy an optional wild swim in the lake and gather for our closing women's circle and fire ceremony. Head home feeling rested, reconnected and renewed.
Everything is optional. This is your weekend to enjoy at your own pace, with plenty of space to simply be.
Our programme is flexible and may change with the weather and the natural flow of the weekend.
The Accomodation and Retreat Setting
The Magic of Coed Hills
Tucked away in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan, Coed Hills Rural Art Space is a wonderfully wild and creative eco-community, surrounded by woodland, forest gardens and open countryside.
With its quirky hand-built accommodation, winding pathways, stone circle and peaceful natural spaces, Coed Hills has a character and charm all of its own.
Somewhere Special to Stay
One of the things that makes Coed Hills so magical is its quirky collection of hand-built accommodation, tucked amongst the gardens and natural surroundings.
We have cosy wooden cabins, colourful yurts, characterful wagons and little woodland pods, each with its own personality.
Private Accommodation: Your own little sanctuary
For those who would like a little solitude, our private accommodation offers a cosy space to retreat to.
You might find yourself staying in the Dragon Wagon, with its wood-burning stove and beautiful countryside views, or Woody, a snug wooden cabin with a huge window perfect for daydreaming.
There's also the charming Ball of String Pod, and a collection of little individual pods overlooking the labyrinth, where you can wake to the morning sun and enjoy a quiet moment to yourself.
Shared Accommodation – Connection & Comfort
Our shared spaces are full of character, offering the chance to enjoy the company of other women whilst still having your own bed.
You might stay in the beautiful Anastasia Yurt, with five single beds arranged around a cosy wood-burning stove, or the quirky Railway Carriage, lovingly converted into a unique sleeping space.
There's also McGhee Mansion, a cheerful wooden cabin with a loft and wood burner, alongside a collection of cosy twin-bed pods.
A Few Things to Know
All accommodation includes bedding, lighting and electricity.
Toilets and showers are in shared facilities around the site, so do bring a torch and a couple of towels for showers and sauna time.
Accommodation will be allocated according to availability and preferences wherever possible.
