WilderMe offers small, autism-friendly holidays for independent autistic adults who want a supportive, nature-based break without the overwhelm of typical group travel.

 

​Nestled in the tranquil village of Kingsand, SE Cornwall, this unique adventure offers a carefully crafted, fuss-free experience focused on relaxation, connection, and personal growth. It’s more than a retreat-it’s your time to unwind, recharge, and feel truly at ease.

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Staying in our top of the range Geodesic Domes (see pics below), our holidays combine gentle adventure, creativity, and calm downtime in a stunning coastal and countryside location, giving you the chance to explore new experiences, meet people who understand, and take time for yourself.

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This Trip is For

This holiday may suit you if you are:

• An Autistic adult (18+)  who wants to travel independently, but not entirely alone

• looking for a calm, nature-based break

• A solo traveller seeking a welcoming group (Independent Retreats Only)

• Curious to try new activities in a low-pressure environment

• An adults who want connection without pressure to socialise or mask

• Wanting a supportive environment without being treated like a child

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Interested or Unsure?

It’s completely okay to have questions.

We’re happy to talk things through before booking, so you can feel confident this is the right fit.

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Not For: Party-goers who like busy holiday parks, loud entertainment etc.

Our Independent Retreats are not for people who require 1:1 / overnight support. We have separate retreats for groups who attend with support staff too.

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What Makes WilderMe Special

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1. Small, Supported Groups

• Max 12 guests

• 2 experienced staff (supportive, not 1:1)

• Predictable daily plan, flexible participation

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    2. Try New Things, Safely

• Activities: surfing, wild swimming, African drumming, foraging, pottery, walking alpacas, nature art

• Guest quote:
  “By the end of the week I felt comfortable with others and proud of myself for trying something new.”

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    3.  Space to Be Yourself

• You can join group activities as much or as little as you like.

• Quiet time is normal, and guests are never pushed into “team bonding” or constant conversation.

• Most guests attend solo (Independent retreats only)

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    4. Stunning Outdoor Settings

• Coastal and countryside locations

• Calming, low-stress environment

• Sea View Geodesic Dome accomodation

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What to Expect​

• Predictable daily plan, but plenty of space to rest or explore

• Supportive, approachable staff to lead to activities and on hand if needed. 

• Shared and solo experiences: join activities as much or as little as you like

• Calm, low-stress environment with outdoor activities and downtime
   

Past guests say:
“It was so lovely to be with people like me.”
“Everyone made us feel welcome, heard, and valued.”
“Going back for a second time, I feel more prepared and relaxed, knowing what to expect.”

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Travel Information

• Travel by train to Plymouth

• We’ll help you get from the station to the retreat site

• Visit us by Car, parking onsite available. 

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What a Week Might Look Like

Monday – Arrival & Settling
A gentle welcome, site tour, shared pizza, and optional African drumming to ground into the space and the week.

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Tuesday – Nature & Nourishment
Forest bathing (Shinrin Yoku) and a wild swim for those who want it, followed by free time. The afternoon offers wild foraging and cookery, ending with a shared curry.

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Wednesday – Creativity & Connection
An alpaca experience in the morning, unstructured time after lunch, then a nature-based art session. The day closes with pasta and an optional campfire music sing-along.

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Thursday – Play & Making
A supported surfing experience in the morning, pottery in the afternoon, and an evening pub  meal out together for those who choose to join.

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Friday – Gentle Goodbye
A relaxed breakfast and a calm, unhurried farewell.

You are always free to rest instead, arrive late, leave early, or skip anything entirely.

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