FAQs

We pride ourselves on providing a full spectrum glamping experience, which means your packing list can remain fairly light! We provide bedding and blankets, and have plentiful indoor spaces to enjoy if the weather isn’t ideal. Games, maps and books can be found in the Nest (for the Lakes) or your Sundowner cabin (at Honeypot Meadow).

Towels are only included for those staying at Honeypot Meadow, otherwise please bring your own. We have eco-friendly hand wash, hand sanitiser, body wash, shampoo and conditioner for use in your shower.

All cooking equipment is provided along with cleaning supplies. You can pre-order breakfast hampers as well as bbq and pizza making kits, but we also provide fridges if you’d prefer to bring your own food supplies.

Although we love dogs, we are unfortunately unable to accept pets on our site (with the exception of assistance dogs) as it is a working farm with livestock and an abundance of wildlife. There may be animals grazing on the farm during your stay, plus bee hives, numerous wild deer, swans, geese and other species.

Please advise us if you will be bringing an assistance dog.

Access to the lakes and use of all our watersports equipment is included with your stay. We do require guests to complete a disclaimer for insurance purposes, however.

Yes! Some of our lakes are better for swimming than others and will be clearly signposted. Safety equipment is provided and checked regularly. We have had the water quality tested against EC bathing water standards and we received an ‘excellent pass’ for all checks that were performed.

We welcome groups of all sizes at the Lakes, which is the perfect destination for groups of friends or families looking to celebrate a special occasion together. You can book a combination of up to three individual properties to host up to 12 people. Alternatively, exclusive use of the site for up to 30 people is available, which includes use of up to three additional bell tents if required. We are happy to tailor your gathering to make it truly extraordinary – please contact us with any questions.

At Wild With Nature, we aim to offer an immersive, off-grid experience that allows our guests to adventure and reconnect with the natural world in a low-impact and environmentally conscious way. However, due to the nature of our site and the design of our accommodation, we are currently unable to meet the full range of accessibility needs, particularly for guests with limited mobility.

Our shepherds huts, sundowner cabins, safari tent and toilet/shower shacks are all raised significantly off the ground and accessed by open steps. Many of the doors open outwards to maximise internal space and our bed designs in the shepherds huts are higher than normal to provide useful under-bed storage space. Our luxurious king-sized beds at Honeypot Meadow are raised up to window-level for dawn wildlife viewing from the comfort of your bed, requiring the use of pull-out step-stools for access.

Our wood-fired hot tubs also require good mobility. These are accessed by open steps and require users to climb over the edge and down into the tub.

The surrounding grounds are intentionally left wild, with a few mown pathways. These paths can be uneven and may become muddy or boggy in wet weather. We provide torches in all accommodation and aim to discreetly illuminate key areas such as steps, guy ropes and frequently used paths to help guests move around safely at night. However, due to our remote location and environmental commitments, we cannot eliminate all potential trip hazards and advise guests to take care at all times when navigating our sites.

We are very happy to welcome assistance and guide dogs (providing this is organised with us in advance) and we’re always open to discussing individual needs to help you determine whether our accommodation is suitable. We also welcome suggestions on reasonable improvements we can make to improve accessibility over time.

If you have any questions or would like to talk through specific requirements, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’ll always do our best to assist.

Shropham village has an excellent butcher’s shop (Barnard’s Butchers, open Tuesday to Saturday), which also supplies fresh eggs, fruit and vegetables as well as jam, chutney and cheese. In Great Ellingham 3.5 miles away there is a farm shop (Rookery Meadows) which offers plenty of fresh, local produce. Our closest convenience shop is 2.7 miles away in Rockland All Saints (Rocklands Community Shop). This is small but well-stocked.

The closest town is Attleborough, which contains supermarkets (Sainsbury’s and Lidl) and a range of shops.

Although we don’t have a traditional pub in the village, Sayer’s Bar and Social Club is situated in Shropham Village Hall (within walking distance). It is open 7-11pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and 12-3pm on Sundays.

We welcome children at the Lakes site and there is lots for them to do. However, due to the lack of barriers around the water’s edge, we don’t feel the site is suitable for ambulant children under five or non-swimmers.

Our yurts are spacious enough to fit a travel cot, but due to space restrictions and fire regulations this is not possible in any of the shepherd’s huts at the Lakes site.

Honeypot Meadow is more suitable for adults rather than children, in part due to the site’s peaceful and romantic setting, but in part due to the lack of barriers around the water’s edge. There is space for a travel cot in each of the Honeypot Meadow huts.

Ultimately, the decision rests with parents as to whether they wish to bring young children at their own risk. Regardless of age, children must be supervised at all times.

There are just two huts within the Honeypot Meadow site (Cowslip & Orchid), each of which has its own Sundowner cabin. Each hut and its cabin is situated on the edge of the meadow, backed by the woodland, and each faces the lake at a slightly different angle to provide a more private outlook. There is a screen fence between the huts, so not only are the huts angled in slightly different directions, but there is also a physical barrier between them.

Each hut provides everything you should need for your stay, to ensure complete privacy. The only things you’ll share with the other Honeypot Meadow hut are the lake, the paddleboards and the wildlife!

Around two weeks prior to your stay you’ll receive a link to our digital guidebook, which has a wealth of extra information about Wild With Nature, our activities and facilities, as well as information about what to do in the surrounding area. Within this guidebook is a link to our online shop, where you can pre-order our glamper hampers and also extra fire supplies: https://wwn.sumupstore.com/

Check-in is from 4pm onwards.

Before your stay you will be sent a digital guidebook, which contains a wealth of information about the site and surrounding area. Included in this is a beautiful illustrated map of the Lakes site, which marks each of the huts and yurts as well as the Nest, and of course, the lake itself. Once onsite, each hut, yurt and bell tent has its own name sign.

Yes, private parking is included at each site.

Unfortunately we don’t yet offer EV charging at Wild With Nature. This is simply because our solar panels wouldn’t be able to cope with generating enough power for vehicles while still providing reliable energy for the glamping site.

The nearest EV charging station is in Queen’s Square car park in Attleborough (NR17 2QW), although the nearest fast-charging station is at the Shell garage just to the north of Attleborough (NR17 2PU). Both are within a 15-minute drive from Wild With Nature.

Yes, hot water is available throughout both sites in the kitchen areas as well as for the showers and toilets.

Depending when you’re staying, to add a bell tent onto your booking costs between £80 and £110 per night.

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