Location

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the WilderMe eco retreat site at Maker Heights sits perched above the picturesque twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, enjoying spectacular sea views across the tranquil waters of Cawsand Bay towards South Devon.

 

 The site is also of national historical importance, previously home to over 300 soldiers in the Napoleonic Wars and a key defense for Plymouth in WWII. The 17th Century Barracks are now home to a creative hub of local artists, musicians and artisans, with a licensed bar and music venue offering small community events throughout the year.

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 Accommodation

This is glamping at its very best! Each geodome contains a comfortable double bed and  one or two single bed (sleeping up to 3 adults). Quaintly furnished with natural materials and plants bring the natural world indoors.

The perfect way to detox from this fast paced digital 2D world.

 

The  6 geodomes which are distanced far apart, providing privacy and ample space to relax and unwind with an additional   geodome  where you will be served breakfast each morning. With cooking facilities for your own use.

Communal washing facilities with 2 compost toilets and 2 hot showers are just steps away from the geodomes but you are also welcome to use neighbouring facilities by the Barrack building, just a short stroll across away.

The retreat worskshops will be held in the historical Napoleonic Barrack block in the  Wilderme Sunset studio.