KaliCamp Wellbeing Retreat

KaliCamp is a Wellbeing Retreat on a private estate in Somerset designed for anyone who enjoys boutique camping, yoga, ch’i kung, archery, mindfulness, dancing.

By Editorial Team, Wellbeing Magazine· 13 Jul 2015 · 3 min read
KaliCamp Wellbeing Retreat
KaliCamp Wellbeing Retreat
KaliCamp is a Wellbeing Retreat on a private estate in Somerset designed for anyone who enjoys boutique camping, yoga, ch’i kung, archery, mindfulness, dancing and heavenly healthy food and a rich program for kids. It offers to rekindle your instincts on this intimate, family-friendly yoga retreat, located at a private estate in rural Somerset. The retreat offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in as many of the daily classes as you like (yoga, ch’i kung, archery, dancing, singing) and to nourish yourself with heavenly food, organic juice & smoothies and indulge in massage and a range of spa therapies. There is a wide range of activities for adults and kids that are guaranteed to loosen you up and let you get more out of life. KaliCamp promises to be a mindful, fun-loving weekend with upbeat activities and lots of laughter. And it might be your first ever festival experience without a hangover! Activities include Astanga-style Vinyasa Flow Yoga, Restorative Yin Yoga, Ch’i Kung/Qi Gong, Mindfulness Workshops, Superfood Workshops, Archery for all abilities and a supercharged Five Rhythms dancing. The little ones can enjoy Yoga for kids, Mud slide, Tree walking on slack ropes, Mountain boarding, Circus skills, Pizza cooking, Build a woodland den, Face painting and much more. Relaxing spa therapies including Shiatsu, Baby massage, Lomi Lomi, Deep Tissue massage, Face Reflexology. Although it’s good to retreat from the madding crowd, a little bit of what you fancy does you good: stylish Vintage Clothing, a Retro Coffee Van, a Champagne bar, a healthy Juice bar and you can make your own Pizza in the Woods with their Woodfired Oven. If you don’t want to bring your own tent, they offer to supply a ready-to-go Bell Tent with two options: the unfurnished version £130 (including groundsheet), or go for the fully furnished version £190 (including 2 camp beds, table, rug, LED light and bunting). Or if you bring your own but struggle to get yours up, they can give you a helping hand, with their tent erection service, With only 300 tickets available this year, it promises to be safe environment for you and your family. The ticket price includes camping, entry to all the group activity workshops (yoga, ch’i kung etc), all kids’ activities and entertainment. It also includes a healthy breakfast on Sunday morning and free car parking. Tickets are priced at £125 for adults (age 17+ years); a Student ticket is priced at £115; an Accompanied Teenager (age 13-17 years) ticket is priced at £90. Children under 12 years can attend free of charge, but they still require a ticket. A Camper Van is priced at £25 (maximum length 5 metres & you must remove your waste from the site). Boutique Family Yoga Camp between Bath and Glastonbury FREE early arrival on Friday 11th Sept. from 4pm Buy your ticket here: http://kalicamp.co.uk Contact: 01373 812525

Filed underMassage, Meditation & mindfulness, Yoga & Pilates, Rest & rejuvenation, Nature, Retreat, Spa, Family & parenting

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