VISIT OUR WILDLAND
2026 Bookings now open!
Whether you join us on a scheduled tour or as a private group, let us guide you through our wildlands, share uplifting examples of Nature recovery and explain our long term vision.
Now including family-friendly tours and beaver enclosure tours.
Our Spring 2026 tours at a glance
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Wildland Tours
- Rewilding Tours
- NEW! Beaver Enclosure Tours -
Family-Friendly Tours
- NEW! Half Term Beaver Trail
- NEW! Half Term Rewilding Experience -
Birding Experiences
- Dawn Chorus Experience
- Bird Ringing Experience
Private Tours & Team Away-Days
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Private Rewilding Days
from £85/person (minimum fee £800)
Gather your group for a warm drink and introductions, before we head out for a private rewilding tour or volunteering session. Return refreshed and invigorated for a spot of lunch (included) - then you’re free to use our meeting room for the rest of the afternoon. OR combine a half day of volunteering with a half day rewilding tour for a supplementary fee.
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Private Rewilding Tour (2-3 hrs)
from £50/person (minimum fee £500)
After an overview presentation, we’ll head out into the wildland, travelling off the beaten track to explore the latest treasures in the landscape. We’ll share our future vision, explore the early signs of Nature’s recovery and demonstrate some of the interventions that are underway
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Private Half Day Volunteering
From £65/person (minimum fee £500)
Though we like to let Nature take the lead, there are always things to be done on the wildland - from removing tree guards and old fencing, to carrying out ecological and hydrological surveys. You’ll be shown the ropes by our experts, and leave with an enormous sense of satisfaction and pride. Hot drinks included.
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Meeting Room Hire
From £200 half day / £375 full day
If you simply want to get away from it all and meet in a beautiful wildland setting, our Boothby meeting room is available for private hire. Tea, coffee and biscuits included. Lunch available at additional cost. Seats <24 people theatre style, 16 boardroom.
Public Access
For those booked onto guided tours or pre-arranged visits, please park in the private car park as instructed in the Visitor Information document you will receive prior to arrival.
For general visitors, Boothby Wildland has an extensive network of public rights of way and permissive paths running through it which you are welcome to walk at your leisure (see PROW map below).
There is currently no public car park on site, though we hope to have one soon. In the meantime, we recommend that you park locally and walk onto the Wildland from one of the public access points. We ask that you please park with consideration for our local communities.
Please be reminded that we don’t allow drones to be flown over Nattergal sites without our express written permission.
