At Wild With Nature we are very conscious of our impact on the environment. From day one we have tried to be as sustainable as possible, to protect this wonderful countryside for year to come. We have a big focus on conserving the natural environment to encourage new plant and animal species to thrive here.…

1. Grow Flowers and Grasses Grow flowers and let your grass grow long to create a feeding ground and shelter for insects, birds and small animals. Butterflies will enjoy pollenating flowering plants and birds will appreciate the seeds. Poppies and cornflowers are particularly great and also look beautiful too. Our wildflower meadows on the farm…

We have had a very exciting week at Wild With Nature with four new arrivals! Eight of our Belted Galloway ladies are due to calf this spring. Four have arrived so far. Gracie, Giles, Gordon and Gertrude. It is Belted Galloway tradition that each year’s calves start with the next letter of the alphabet. This…

There’s nothing like the taste and smell of freshly cooked pizza. A large, wood-fired oven like this can be daunting at first but you can follow this simple step by step for faff-free pizza goodness! If you don’t want to source your own ingredients you can purchase one of our ‘Glamper Hampers’ with everything you…

From a romantic getaway for two to a long-awaited family short break, opting for a luxury yurt holiday is a great way of making your next glamping trip extraordinary. Yurt holidays are in demand and in case you need any convincing that your next glamping trip should be in a yurt, here are four things…

Are you planning a staycation? Then consider Wild With Nature   After months of being cooped up inside, our attention is now starting to turn towards our revised summer holidays. A staycation is a great way to get away from it all without travelling for hours or battling your way through the minefield of departures…

  Our first arrival was Hillfield Best Man from nearby Dereham, a handsome 4-year-old bull with a gentle temperament. Having been in a barn over winter he was very happy to see grass again and did a lap of honour round the field. The cows arrived a week later, they all came from the herd…

  We were excited to see the safari communal tent area going in for our Lake Glamping visitors. This is an area for communal cooking, socialising if you would like and a general space for our campers. It is situated with a fantastic view of the lake, where you can fresh water swim.