​The Hearth Fire

At the center of our village burns the Hearth Fire – the heart of the gathering.

Each morning and evening we gather at the hearth — the central fire — to open and close the day as a village. Through shared song, storytelling, and silence, we come into rhythm with each other and the land.

 

Workshop Spaces

Embodiment, Rites of Passage & Women’s Wisdom

Two open-air spaces to hold workshops in yoga, dance, breathwork, women’s mysteries, rites of passage, sexuality, and somatic healing. These sessions are spacious, embodied, and heart-led.

 

The Crafting Space

Earth Skills & Herbal Knowledge

A hands-on haven of creativity and ancestral skills. This is where our fingers meet the soil, the clay, the fibre, and the herbs, reconnecting us with ancestral ways and earth-based living.

 

The Red Tent

Rest for Bleeding Women

A quiet space for menstruating women to rest, reflect, and receive womb-nourishing care. With soft lighting and herbal teas, it’s a sacred space to simply be and attend gentle womb-based workshops and nourishment.

 

Mumma’s Nest

Support for Mothers

A peaceful space for mothers with babies and young children. This is not a childcare area, but a sanctuary where mumma’s can rest, and receive gentle support while staying with their little ones.

 

Wildlings

A Sacred Grove for Young Children (Ages 3–10)

Wildlings is a child-led, drop-off program rooted in nature connection and creative play. It’s a sanctuary where children can explore, create, and connect through the rhythms of the land.

Two 3-hour sessions each day — morning and afternoon.

Children may attend one or both.

Facilitated by a team of four experienced women supported by volunteers.

This is more than childcare. It’s a village within the village — where wonder, wildness, and deep care meet.

Kids must have a wildlings ticket to attend the gathering.

Click here to find out more

 

Wild Blossoms

A Rites of Passage Journey for Maidens (Ages 11–17)

Wild Blossoms is a dedicated space to honour the rite of passage crossing the threshold of childhood into womanhood. Over three days, girls are guided through a gentle, earth-based activities and practices of connection and becoming.

Led by two experienced facilitators, the program invites maidens to explore belonging, and body wisdom — all within a safe and respectful space.

Wild Blossoms offers what many of us longed for in our own youth —  to have our rite of passage held in a space to be seen and heard, welcomed into womanhood with care and community.

Maidens must have a Wild Blossom’s ticket to attend the gathering. Click here to find out more

 

The Kitchen

Nourishment for Body & Spirit

Three meals a day made with locally sourced and organic (where possible) ingredients. We serve meat, vegetarian, and vegan options — always hearty and wholesome. Bring your own bowl, cutlery, and cup.

 

Morning Tea Stations

In the quiet hours of morning, from 6–8am, tea stations will be sprinkled throughout the camp. Simple spaces to support you to greet the day gently, with a warm cup in hand.

An all-day tea and coffee station will also be available at the main kitchen, so you can help yourself to a hot drink anytime — no need to bring your own kettle or cooking gear.

 

Live Art Installation

Vero Coya will be creating onsite, capturing the spirit, rhythm, and quiet beauty of our time together in a living painting that will emerge across the days, becoming a visual weaving of the village in motion.

 

Healing Space

A quiet place to return to your body.

Held by experienced practitioners, this space offers hands-on support through modalities like massage, cranio-sacral, and energy-based healing. It’s a place to integrate, rest, and tend to what’s moving — physically, emotionally, or energetically.

 

First Aid Tent

This space is reserved for medical emergencies only and will be staffed by individuals trained in remote area first aid.

For minor needs like cuts, scrapes, or headaches, please bring your own personal first aid supplies — the tent is not equipped for general use.

The nearest hospital is 15 minutes away, and we ask all participants to take care in moving through the land and tending their own well-being.

 

Camping Areas & Parking

Camping at Woven Wild is simple, spacious, and close to the land. Most camping zones are car-free, creating a quiet and safe environment for rest and connection. A small number of car camping passes are available for those who need to stay with their vehicle — all other cars will remain in the designated car park at the top of the property.

On arrival, you’ll be greeted and guided to the parking area, then ferried in our vehicles down the valley to designated drop-off points near the camping areas. At the end of the gathering, we’ll ferry you and your belongings back to the car park.

You’re also welcome to walk to your vehicle during the gathering if needed — it’s about a 5–10 minute walk, though please note, it is a steep hill up to the carpark!

Be prepared to walk throughout the gathering, as the village is spread across the land. If you have small children, a trolley or cart may be helpful for moving your things.

As all meals are provided and tea stations are set up throughout the village, you do not need to bring cooking equipment. Please just bring your own bowl, plate, cup, and cutlery for meals.

You’ll need to bring your own tent, bedding, and personal essentials.

Check the 'What to Bring’ list before you pack to ensure you have everything you need.

We ask that any driving on the land is kept to an absolute minimum, to keep the camping and gathering spaces safe for children and peaceful for all who attend.

 

Facilities

• Composting toilets

• Warm outdoor showers

• Unfiltered rainwater for washing and drinking (bring a water bottle)

Facilities are simple and practical to support your basic needs while on the land and offer you the opportunity to immerse in the gathering embracing your wildness!​​