Wild in the Woods CIC

Reconnecting people with nature and each other through wonder, curiosity & natural learning

BUSHCRAFT * WILDLIFE * CAMPFIRE COOKING * NATURE CRAFTS * OUTDOOR PLAY

Connecting with nature through woodland adventures, wildlife, bushcraft activities and curiosity in play.

Created out of a passion for the great outdoors, Wild in the Woods aims to deliver enriching, engaging sessions that allow people to explore and feel free in nature.

Our woodland site

Based just outside Lincoln, our site offers play-based adventures like fishing in the lake, relaxing in hammocks, exploring the treehouse, and enjoying Adventure Island with den building and a mud kitchen. There’s also a campfire for cooking snacks and hot drinks. Inside the tipi, you'll find books, art, microscopes, and a small world area for younger children.

Come join us in the woods…

WILD TOTS
Mondays, 10.30am - 12pm

A nature-themed play session for toddlers and babies! Includes campfire toast, music time, storytelling and hands-on activities like mud kitchen play.

WILD AND FREE & RUN WILD
Fridays & Saturdays, 10am - 12pm

Come and learn in the outdoors through nature, play and hands on activities! Includes outdoor cooking, seasonal crafts and the chance to work towards bushcraft badges.

WILD WOMEN
One Friday per month, 6.30 - 8.30pm

Gather together around the fire and join our circle for self-care, reflection, and connection. This it's a nature-inspired nurturing space, supported by the strength of sisterhood.

Testimonials

  • "Absolutely amazing! so friendly and relaxed, lots to do and explore my little one had a fab time we will be back! Thank you"

  • "My boys both loved their day at Wild in the Woods and came home buzzing. my eldest said 'it was AWESOME!'. Highly recommend visiting for adventures and fun."

  • "We had the most amazing morning and felt so welcomed... we can’t wait to come back again and enjoy all the brilliant nature, activities, educational opportunities and fun!"

  • "Fantastic set up. Highly recommend. Our children loved it and can’t wait to go again!"

Prison inmates spend more time outdoors than the average UK child. Only 22% of children can recognise a badger. Mental health illnesses in children and young people (as well as adults) are on the rise. We all need regular opportunities to experience, explore, engage in, and understand the wild world around us.