Our camps > West Stow Country Park

WEST STOW COUNTRY PARK

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

Welcome to WEST STOW COUNTRY PARK

Found in the west of Suffolk, near to Bury St Edmunds, this 125 acres of unspoilt heath and woodland surround West Stow’s Anglo Saxon Village recreation. West Stow Country Park is a calming escape from overwhelming, everyday living.

We welcome people to West Stow Country Park to benefit from its rich biodiversity, thriving wildlife and tranquil setting.

Rich history

West Stow Country Park is the site of an early Anglo-Saxon village, occupied from AD 420-650, over 400 years before the Norman Conquest.

Vast countryside

West stow sits on 125 acres of stunning Suffolk countryside with numerous trails and woodland walks.

Wildlife enthusiasts

There are two bird hides and a bird feeding area as well as a lake and the River Lark with all the life that this attracts.

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP28 6HG

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West Stow Country park

If coming by car

If you are arriving by car, West Stow Country Park is 15 minutes from Bury St Edmunds town centre, 10 minutes from the A11 and 20 minutes to the A14.

If coming by bus

The 16 or 355 from Bury St Edmunds town Centre will go to West Stow, and then it’s a 2o minute walk to the Country Park.

If coming by train

The nearest train station is Bury St Edmunds with connections from Ipswich, Cambridge and Norwich.

A close up of a person wearing orange safety gloves using a blade to shave a piece of wood.

A close up of a person wearing orange safety gloves using a blade to shave a piece of wood.

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Lisa - Green Light Trust Manager

Lisa

Operations Manager, Education

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I have a real interest in the natural world and watching young people learn through nature is always a pleasure to watch.

Connie - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Connie

Operations Supervisor

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I love watching people fall back in love with nature.

Mandy - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Mandy

Coordinator

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I enjoy being part of something that provides people with the opportunity to pause, recharge, gain some clarity and reset, whilst in our safe and beautiful spaces.

Our partners for West Stow Country Park

Our partnership with West Suffolk District Council means we can welcome participants into West Stow, to appreciate the beautiful woodland and all it has to offer.

Our other camps

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

The Foundry

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Frithy Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Trinity Park

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

RSPB Minsmere

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.

Our camps > Trinity Park

TRINITY PARK

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Welcome to TRINITY PARK

Located on the edge of the Suffolk Showground in the south East of Ipswich is the Trinity Park camp. A small, but established woodland with oak trees and bluebells in abundance.

Here, you will find a calming escape from overwhelming, everyday living. We welcome people to Trinity Park to benefit from its rich biodiversity, thriving wildlife and tranquil setting.

Accessible location

Trinity Pak is a 13 minute drive from Ipswich town centre, it has plenty of parking and is well signposted.

A modest woodland camp

Unlike some of our camps, Trinity Park is smaller and offers a quaint woodland experience.

Best of both worlds

Trinity Park offers both the natural environment of a woodland space and the easy access from a well connected town.

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP3 8UH

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Trinity Park

If coming by car

Trinity Park is on the outskirts of Ipswich, just off the A14. From the A14 take the exit sign-posted Lowestoft A12 and Ipswich East. At the roundabout take the A1156 towards Ipswich. Travel for a little over a mile, passing a Honda Garage on your right, until you come to a roundabout. Take the third exit at the roundabout to enter Trinity Park.

If coming by bus

There are bus connections from Ipswich and Felixstowe via routes: 75, 76, 77. Suffolk on Board can provide bus times, your nearest bus route and connections.

If coming by train

Trinity Park is 5 miles from Ipswich railway station. There are regular services to London, Norwich and Cambridge.

A person wearing a black t-shirt chopping a log.

A person wearing a black t-shirt chopping a log.

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Ash

Ash

Operations Manager

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

To see our participants of any age be engaged in interacting and learning about nature & wildlife is always brilliant.

Kristine

Kristine

Operations Supervisor

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I am happiest in nature and love to help guide and support others in entering this magical world of wonder and beauty.

Chlowe - Green Light Trust Coordinator

Chloe

Coordinator

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I love getting to know the participants and seeing them grow in confidence and become excited for their future as they complete our courses.

Our partners for Trinity Park

Our partnership with Suffolk Agricultural Association means we can welcome participants into Trinity Park, to appreciate the beautiful woodland and all it has to offer.

Our other camps

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

The Foundry

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Frithy Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

RSPB Minsmere

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.

Our camps > The Foundry

THE FOUNDRY

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Welcome to THE FOUNDRY

Situated in Lawshall, Bury St Edmunds, The Foundry is our first ever site and is an award winning carbon neutral building. We have access to a beautiful meadow, Golden Wood and several indoor spaces which we use for Step By Step and our educational training.

On site we also have a dedicated camp for use with our participants, and a horticultural area.

Peaceful location

The Foundry sits in the quiet village of Lawshall, surrounded by fields and woodland- away from the busy hustle and bustle of Bury St Edmunds.

Ideal facilities

We have the main foundry building which boasts a large open space, as well as a separate classroom with a comforting log burner.

Our vibrant hub

Despite being a central point for us, The Foundry remains to be a calming environment for both staff and participants.

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP29 4PJ

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Office building at The Foundry set in lush green grass.

If coming by car

The Foundry is less than a 20 minute drive from Bury St Edmunds town centre.

If coming by bus

Unfortunately, there are no buses that run to The Foundry.

If coming by train

The closest train station is in Bury St Edmunds, and then it’s an 20 minute drive to the Foundry.

Close up of a person sing a knife to share a stick.

Close up of a person sing a knife to share a stick.

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Lisa - Green Light Trust Manager

Lisa

Operations Manager, Education

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I have a real interest in the natural world and watching young people learn through nature is always a pleasure to watch.

Connie - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Connie

Operations Supervisor

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I love watching people fall back in love with nature.

Mandy - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Mandy

Coordinator

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I enjoy being part of something that provides people with the opportunity to pause, recharge, gain some clarity and reset, whilst in our safe and beautiful spaces.

Our other camps

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

Frithy Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

Trinity Park

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

RSPB Minsmere

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.

Our camps > RSPB Minsmere

RSPB MINSMERE

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP17 3BY

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Three pieces of bread on forks being toasted over a campfire

If coming by car

RSPB Minsmere is only a 20 minute drive from Saxmundham and 25 minutes from popular coastal towns, Aldeburgh and Southwold.

If coming by bus

Leiston is the nearest scheduled bus.

Accessible transport from Leiston bus stop to the reserve can be booked a week in advance through Coastal Accessible Transport Services – C.A.T.S.

If coming by train

Darsham is the nearest train station to Minsmere.

Trains run regularly between Ipswich and Lowestoft.

Welcome to RSPB MINSMERE

Sat between Aldeburgh and Southwold on the Suffolk coast, RSPB Minsmere covers an area of 4 square miles. It boasts incredible high quality wetland habitats, with Bitterns and Avocets nesting on site.

RSPB Minsmere is a calming escape from overwhelming, everyday living. We welcome people to RSPB Minsmere to benefit from its rich biodiversity, thriving wildlife and tranquil setting.

Stunning surroundings

Minsmere is home to woodland, reedbeds, grassland, heathland and the picturesque Suffolk coast.

Unique wildlife

The RSPB at Minsmere pride themselves on the amazing array of wildlife the site sees. Including the likes of Avocets, Beared Tits, Bitterns and even otters.

Coastal Location

For those of you based on the East coast, Minsmere might be the ideal camp for you.

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE OUR CAMP

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Ash

Ash

Operations Manager

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

To see our participants of any age be engaged in interacting and learning about nature & wildlife is always brilliant.

Kristine

Kristine

Operations Supervisor

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I am happiest in nature and love to help guide and support others in entering this magical world of wonder and beauty.

Chlowe - Green Light Trust Coordinator

Chloe

Coordinator

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I love getting to know the participants and seeing them grow in confidence and become excited for their future as they complete our courses.

Our partners for RSPB Minsmere

Our partnership with RSPB means we can welcome participants into Minsmere and other sites, to appreciate the beautiful woodland and all it has to offer.

OUR
OTHER CAMPS

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

The Foundry

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Frithy Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

Trinity Park

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.

Our camps > Frithy Wood

FRITHY Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Welcome to FRITHY WOOD

Nestled in the west of Suffolk, near to Bury St Edmunds we own 22 acres of ancient protected woodland. Which provides a calming escape from overwhelming, everyday living. We welcome people to Frithy Wood to benefit from its rich biodiversity, thriving wildlife and tranquil setting.

Reconnect with yourself and others at your own pace by wandering through its trails, taking part in bushcraft skills under its sheltering leaves and cooking a meal with others around a crackling fire.

Suffolk woodland at its finest

Frithy Wood is a stunning area of land in the middle of the Suffolk countryside that hosts a range of flora and fauna.

A step away from The Foundry

Frithy wood is less than a 5 minute drive from The Foundry and sits on the lovable Donkey Lane.

22 acres of Green Light Trust land

After generous funding we are proud owners of Frithy Wood and always aim to maintain it’s natural wonders.

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP29 4QT

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Frithy Wood

If coming by car

Frithy Wood is less than a 20 minute drive from Bury St Edmunds town centre.

If coming by bus

The 375 bus from the Arc shopping centre in Bury St Edmunds will take you directly to Lawshall, and then it’s just a brief walk to Frithy Wood.

If coming by train

Bury St Edmunds train station is an 18 minute drive away from Frithy Wood.

A branch in a woodland camp with a sign hanging from it that reads kitchen.

A branch in a woodland camp with a sign hanging from it that reads kitchen.

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE OUR CAMP

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Lisa - Green Light Trust Manager

Lisa

Operations Manager, Education

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I have a real interest in the natural world and watching young people learn through nature is always a pleasure to watch.

Connie - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Connie

Operations Supervisor

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I love watching people fall back in love with nature.

Mandy - Green Light Trust Facilitator

Mandy

Coordinator

Frithy Wood

West Stow Country Park

I enjoy being part of something that provides people with the opportunity to pause, recharge, gain some clarity and reset, whilst in our safe and beautiful spaces.

Our other camps

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

The Foundry

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

Trinity Park

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

RSPB Minsmere

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.

Our camps > Castan Wood

Castan Wood

The serene and ancient Castan Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

Welcome to Castan Wood

Nestled in the heart of Suffolk, this ancient woodland is a calming escape from overwhelming, everyday living. We welcome people to Castan Wood to benefit from its rich biodiversity, thriving wildlife and tranquil setting.

Reconnect with yourself and others at your own pace by wandering through its trails, taking part in bushcraft skills under its sheltering leaves and cooking a meal with others around a crackling fire.

Castan Wood is a sanctuary for those seeking to recover, connect and heal without the noise and complications of everyday life.

Breathtaking nature

Castan Wood is home to acres of chestnut trees and bluebells in Spring time. Nature envelops you in this calming space.

Dedicated apiary

We have resident bees in Castan Woods that help the people we support to understand the rich biodiversity that inhabits the woodlands.

Convenient location

Castan’s surprising location (just behind a busy bus stop) makes nature one step closer to the people we support.

DIRECTIONS

POSTCODE: IP5 3QN

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Castan Wood

If coming by car

Getting to Castan woods is easy as it’s next to the Park & Ride at Martlesham, where there is a free car park for a hundred cars and plenty of spaces for blue badge.

If coming by bus

The Park and Ride Martlesham bus service runs through Ipswich hospital, the town centre and London Road Park and Ride.

If coming by train

It is a 20 minute car journey from Ipswich station or you can get the Park and Ride bus from Crown Court near the train station.

Close up of a person using a shave horse to work on a piece of wood.

Close up of a person using a shave horse to work on a piece of wood.

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE OUR CAMP

MEET THE TEAM

Meet our friendly, expert team who use their deeply rooted knowledge of nature to connect people to themselves and others.

Ash

Ash

Operations Manager

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

To see our participants of any age be engaged in interacting and learning about nature & wildlife is always brilliant.

Kristine

Kristine

Operations Supervisor

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I am happiest in nature and love to help guide and support others in entering this magical world of wonder and beauty.

Chlowe - Green Light Trust Coordinator

Chloe

Coordinator

Castan Wood

RSPB Minsmere

Trinity Park

I love getting to know the participants and seeing them grow in confidence and become excited for their future as they complete our courses.

Our other camps

This is just one of our beautiful, natural spaces. Walk around our other camps for a while to see where else we connect people to nature.

Select a location marker on the map
to find out more.

RSPB Strumpshaw Fen

A group of people walking alongside a riverbank.

Situated beside the River Yare, boasting a range of broadland habitats and wildlife to discover.

Blickling Estate

A view of the trees in Blickling Estate

A National Trust estate covering over 4,600 acres with 950 acres of woodland and parkland.

Oxburgh Estate

Oxburgh Hall

A National Trust Estate with 125 acres of formal wilderness, gardens and woodlands.

The Foundry

Our first ever site and an award winning carbon neutral building.

Frithy Wood

The calming Frithy Wood is one of our beautiful woodland camps.

West Stow Country Park

West Stow Country Park

125 acres of unspoilt countryside, trails, heath and woodland surround West Stows Anglo Saxon village recreation.

Trinity Park

A camp fire store with a a handmade sign spelling out 'fire' in green letters.

Amongst the oak trees and the bluebells is a humble and peaceful place where you can experience the peace and beauty of nature only a stones throw from the bustle of the town centre.

RSPB Minsmere

The edge of a reedbed reflected in the blue water of a pond

An internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, located between Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Camp accessibility

Most of our work is outdoors and in wonderful woodland settings, this does mean that our camps are not always fully accessible all year round, but we can look to make reasonable adjustments. Talk to us about what you need and we will do our very best to accommodate you.

WHO WE SUPPORT

We support children, young people and adults so they can connect with nature and each other.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

Young child wearing a black jumper holding a bright green feather.

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

Two people talking in a woodland setting.

ADULTS

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

Four people standing next to a den they have built in the woods.

ORGANISATIONS AND WORKPLACES

OTHER HELPFUL INFORMATION

HOW WE WORK

By connecting health and wellbeing to nature we’re able to deliver something truly special. Learn about our practices here.

GET IN TOUCH

Speak to our team to understand more about who we support, how we might work together and the impact we have across Norfolk and Suffolk.