Introducing The Wildacre and The Old Thorn: Two Wild Areas, One Special Site If you've visited Castle Wild Camp before, you'll know the feeling of arriving and wondering which corner of this remarkable place you're going to call home for a few nights. Well, we've been doing some thinking - and we're excited to share a change that we hope will make choosing your perfect glade even easier. From this season, our camping glades are divided into two distinct areas: The Wildacre  a

When we talk about nature in Britain, the phrase “non-native species” often comes with a warning sign. From invasive plants that swamp...

Earlier this month, something magical happened at Castle Wild Camp, our first nightingale was recorded. Nightingales are one of Britain’s...

At Castle Wild Camp, we see daily proof that people and wildlife can share the same space without conflict. In fact, our monitoring...

At Castle Wild Camp, restoring ponds is central to our conservation vision - and the results are already visible. Healthy ponds don’t...

This spring, we were treated to an exciting discovery - a family of foxes, including playful cubs, living on the Castle Wild Camp site....

We've been experiencing massive clouds of insects - dancing, feeding, mating - drifted over one of our rewilding fields. It's the kind of...

We’re excited to announce the opening of our newest addition at Castle Wild Camp - the Hideaway cabin . Tucked into its own woodland...