Elmore Wild

Elmore Wild Elmore Wild is an immersive eco-experience complete with treehouses, woodlands, wild swimming, saunas and more.

Part of the rewilding adventure and landscape of Elmore Estate, it’s a place where you can breathe deep and reconnect with nature.

Take a break from the screen and reconnect with the natural world. 🌱🧘Join our Wellness Lead, Georgia Kate Allen, on Tues...
13/06/2026

Take a break from the screen and reconnect with the natural world. 🌱🧘

Join our Wellness Lead, Georgia Kate Allen, on Tuesday 30th June (10.30am–12.30pm) for our monthly Earth Listening Circle in collaboration with the Pachamama Alliance. Settle into your body with a gentle guided meditation, reflect on your relationship with the environment through simple prompts, and seal the morning with a wild swim and wood-fired sauna. Come as you are, slow down, and restore your spirit.

Limited spaces available. To book follow the link in our bio.

There is nothing quite like the sound of the estate waking up. 🌅 Every morning, our wetlands and rewilding fields treat ...
09/06/2026

There is nothing quite like the sound of the estate waking up. 🌅 Every morning, our wetlands and rewilding fields treat us to an incredible natural symphony, and we are inviting you to experience it firsthand.

Join naturalist Ed Drewitt for an early morning walk dedicated entirely to the dawn chorus. We will wander the land as the sun rises, tuning our ears to the birdsong and learning how to identify the different native birds calling across the habitat. It is a peaceful, unforgettable way to start your day and connect with the natural rhythm of the land.

The early start is well worth it. Tap the link in our bio to grab your ticket.

Strip away the noise of the week 🧘Join Tash every Tuesday morning at 10am in The Gillyflower for a physical, grounding Y...
06/06/2026

Strip away the noise of the week 🧘

Join Tash every Tuesday morning at 10am in The Gillyflower for a physical, grounding Yoga Flow designed to bring you right back into your body. Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or rolling out a mat for the first time, expect intentional movement and deep rest.

Tap the link in our bio to book a drop-in or secure a 6-class block! 🙏

The elegant Whimbrel visited us over the weekend. Like many other wading birds they are on the conservation red list due...
28/04/2026

The elegant Whimbrel visited us over the weekend.

Like many other wading birds they are on the conservation red list due to the loss and degradation of wetlands. They pass through from Africa on their migration to their Scottish breeding grounds. These birds are a rare sighting and a cherished visitor.

We hope to see them on their return journey in the autumn on their way to winter in warmer climes.

We have our dedicated local bird watchers to thanks for these beautiful photos ✨

The lapwings are back this spring!Intensive farming in recent decades has led to a significant decline in these ground-n...
17/03/2026

The lapwings are back this spring!

Intensive farming in recent decades has led to a significant decline in these ground-nesting birds, placing them on the conservation red list. But the rewilding land at Elmore Estate has become a safe haven. Following successful nesting last year, they appear to have returned in even greater numbers this spring.

The name “lapwing” is thought to refer to their distinctive zig-zag flight, performed by males during the breeding season. It’s a spectacular display, and one we’re lucky enough to witness daily over the scrapes.

Their flight isn’t their only striking feature. Both their calls and plumage are unmistakable. Their call has an oddly synthetic quality, unlike almost any other bird you’re likely to hear.

Visually, they are just as memorable: bold black and white plumage with an iridescent, oil-slick sheen across the wings, an elegant head crest, and a characteristic ‘M’ shape in flight.

With their dramatic aerial displays and unmistakable calls echoing across the wetlands, the return of the lapwings feels like a real marker of spring—and a hopeful sign that nature can recover when given the space to do so.

The theme of 2026 world wetland day is ‘Protecting Wetlands for our common future”. A wetland is defined as land areas t...
02/02/2026

The theme of 2026 world wetland day is ‘Protecting Wetlands for our common future”.



A wetland is defined as land areas that are saturated or flooded with water either permanently or seasonally. These can be inland, coastal or man-made.

When we consider ecosystem loss most of us will think of the accelerated rate of deforestation in places such as the Amazon and while this is alarming, the fact is that wetlands are being lost three times faster than forests!

Wetlands are a superpower habitat that can house a wide variety of rare flora and fauna, they naturally filter water improving its quality, they are a natures flood defence and also lock up a large amount of carbon. Protecting wetland environments is in everyone’s best interest, yet nearly 90% of the world’s wetland have been degraded.

World Wetland Day holds a special place in our hearts by providing awareness and a call to arms to those with the power to protect and nurture such a valuable ecosystems. We have started on our journey here and have seen such a swift ecological response that we can vouch for the short-term benefits and delight brought be wetlands. We are highly motivated to continue this journey and to start seeing the long-term effects unfold.

14/01/2026

Exciting news folks!

The treehouses are getting an upgrade 💚

Portals and stargates to a better place and a better you?!? ✨

We are on a mission and to up the game for 2026 and here is another little improvement we have cooked up with love.

Each of our 6 cabins now has its own bespoke magic gateway which will have plants weaving their way into and onto the structure to welcome you as you arrive.

This one being installed is for Sky and you can see the one we have positioned for Kite already in place.

What do you think?

Book a stay pronto….. 🙏

A few sightings from the start of the year.A pair of sweet Lapwings, a beautiful russet fox and a startled Roe Deer.Just...
06/01/2026

A few sightings from the start of the year.

A pair of sweet Lapwings, a beautiful russet fox and a startled Roe Deer.

Just a taster of some very common sightings on our rewilding land.

17/12/2025

This is your sign to book a wild swim 🏊‍♀️ 🌅

DM us for details and to book!

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