Calming busy minds & helping tribes thrive

Autism retreats

Specifically designed for adults with an Autism Spectrum Disorder / Asperger's, WilderMe offers adventure and wellbeing activities alongside luxury glamping from a breathtaking area of Cornwall.

Led by fabulous fully trained Activity Leaders join us for creative, nature inspired activities over 5 days in the beautiful surroundings of Cawsand Beach. From just £375 per person including: full board, minimum 8 activities and accommodation.

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Build your own retreat

Tailor your own special retreat. Hire our entire glamping site in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with seaviews. Geodomes sleep up to 12 adults, with a communal area and hot water shower.

Any profits go towards subsidising places on our autism retreats and keeping WilderMe sustainable... Win win!

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Book a Geodome mini break

For the conscious eco tourist why not book a relaxing break in one of our luxurious Geodomes and embark on a personal rewilding experience. Offering stunning sea views, our Geodomes will inspire you to de-digitalise, slow down and rekindle your connection to the natural world.

Prices from £70pn, sleeps 3. Plus all profits help subsidise places on our Autism retreats and help WilderMe remain sustainable 😊

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WilderMe, Wilder You

We offer a wide selection of creative, outdoor, nature inspired activities led by our fabulous fully trained Activity Leaders

Everyone needs a break from the chaos

We lived in London for 15 years and can completely empathise how modern life can be overwhelming, and at times, make us feel anxious.

By understanding the benefits compassionate attention to nature can bring to our wellbeing and experiencing ways of doing as our ancestors did that are fun and make us feel good, we felt we could really make a difference to other peoples lives, particularly those on the autism spectrum.

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Nature gives us unconditional love

I was a support worker in a residential care home for adults with autism in North London. Having grown up myself in the country I thought a camping trip would be really fun for the residents so looked in to finding something that catered for people on the autism spectrum but I couldn't find anything suitable, so I decided to organise one myself.

We had an awesome time and I started to notice changes to our whole tribe, how we interacted and felt, it was then the penny dropped that nature can really help us to relax and destress making us open to another way of being.

Natalie, Co-Founder

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Music, art and a need to be connected to the natural world is part of our DNA

I was always fascinated by the natural world as a young boy, getting up at the crack of dawn to hear the dawn chorus, learning as many British bird calls as possible and keen to identify anything that didn't talk.

My second love was music and as a professional drummer I have been lucky enough to have travelled the world but everywhere I went I always had an urge to explore and nurture my connection to nature.