Woodland hangout in flying tent

Our first flying tent in the trees has been such a hit that we’ve set up a second nearby. Nestled in a tiny pocket of rare Sussex wet woodland, this tent floats above the ground, offering an amazing sense of peace among the foliage. Watch horses graze across the stream, hear steam trains puff up the line, make dinner in your outdoor kitchen and toast marshmallows over the fire pit, before climbing into your floating bed and drifting off to the hoot of owls. The space You’re very much in nature here, right by the stream and in a rare pocket of Sussex wet woodland. The ground is uneven, although we have laid paths, and climbing into the tent might not be for everyone. Bringing a sense of fun and adventure will help you enjoy your stay. We expected this to be a pretty ‘Marmite’ experience, but the feedback on our first flying tent so far has been amazingly positive, which is why we set up a second. Guests have said they slept well. That said, it may be that not everyone will get on with the feeling of sleeping suspended in the air. Guest access The camps and pitches on site are well spaced out to ensure guests can enjoy peace and seclusion. A short stroll from your pitch is the shared retreat space m. Here you are welcome to sit under the stretch tent on straw bales or get online in the pony trailer ‘reading room’. Wealderness is a quiet and secluded twenty-five acre area of meadow, hedgerow and streams in a part of the Weald to Waves rewilding habitat corridor. You’ll very much be away from the hubbub - this site offers a secluded corner to escape to. Other things to note The site and the paths to it are not lit - definitely bring torches and other lighting as desired. The ‘bower’ shower on the pitch is a basic outdoor shower. Heat water on your wood burner and get the water to the temperature of your liking. The mini pump in the bucket will then give you a warm shower, all in the middle of the woods.