Day 1
Day 1
Friday
Lifts available from Totnes upon request (for a £15 supplement) Or we will give you directions to the camp, which is accessible from the A38 near Plymouth.

5.30pm: Evening Run 10k. We aim to do an ice breaker limb loosening run for people who are able to arrive by then.

7.30pm: Evening meal cooked by our caterers.

Take the rest of the time to relax and bed in.

Running Library: We have a great selection of books, magazines and videos, which will probably have you squeezing in late night reading sessions
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Day 2
Day 2
Saturday
7:30am to 8:30am Morning yoga class with your instructor, to energise, strengthen and stretch

8:30am Breakfast (Help yourself to our fully catered spread)

10:00am 4 to 8 mile run depending on ability, experience and preference.

Shower and change before lunch.

12:30pm Lunch

Chance to read, relax, or go for a walk on the lovely coast path or visit nearby Gara Rocks for a coffee or tea or the sandy beach at Mill Bay.

3:00pm to 4:00pm Afternoon swim in one of the luscious bays around Gara Rock and Salcombe, with our instructor and safety support team, or 10k run, depending on your preference. Our swim instructor will film you swim stroke for analysis later on, to improve your sea swim technique.

6:00pm Dinner

7:00pm Nature Connection talk with Ceri

9:00pm Q and A session with Ceri and Joe7:30am to 8:30am Morning yoga class with your instructor, to energise, strengthen and stretch

8:30am Breakfast (Help yourself to our fully catered spread)

10:00am 4 to 8 mile run depending on ability, experience and preference.

Shower and change before lunch.

12:30pm Lunch

Chance to read, relax, or go for a walk on the lovely coast path or visit nearby Gara Rocks for a coffee or tea or the sandy beach at Mill Bay.

3:00pm to 4:00pm Afternoon swim in one of the luscious bays around Gara Rock and Salcombe, with our instructor and safety support team, or 10k run, depending on your preference. Our swim instructor will film you swim stroke for analysis later on, to improve your sea swim technique.

6:00pm Dinner

7:00pm Nature Connection talk with Ceri

9:00pm Q and A session with Ceri and Joe
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Day 3
Day 3
Sunday
7:30am to 8:30am Outdoor yoga

8:30am: Breakfast

10:00am 6 to 10 mile run depending on ability, experiece and preference

Shower and change before lunch.

1:30pm Lunch at East Prawle

2:00pm Swim analysis playback

4:00pm Guided swim in one of the nearby bays. We will make this as challenging as you want, with the aim of getting some suitable satisfaction from the swim.

7.00pm Dinner at The Pig’s Nose in East Prawle.
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Day 4
Day 4
Monday
7.30am to 8.30am Optional swim and run at Mill Bay

9am: Breakfast

Time to depart. We can offer lifts to the station upon request.
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Day 1

Friday

Sarah B.

Wild Running

8 reviews

Our business intends to be accommodating, thoughtful and original, at arm’s length from the blandness of a standard corporate event. We will aim to deliver this in a relaxed, approachable style, using our own strengths, rather than those borrowed from a marketing manual. Our USP is based on our wellspring of experience and ours alone, which can’t be replicated elsewhere. We strive to be environmentally and ecologically conscious and to connect with our community through all of our initiatives and we will partner with similar minded or

Great experience, lovely group and activities, great balance between chilled and organised, mainly down to the charming personalities of the organisers. Food provision could be improved as it's important to fuel during a long weekend of running and hiking, I didn't have enough to eat at the cooked meals. Loved the local knowledge and experiences, making the camp a very holistic experience. Very accommodating of varies abilities and preferences.

By xiaoye z for Lakes Fell Running Camp on May 30, 2025

Running was just an excuse to be there, for me this camp was about meeting like minded people to interact with and have fun, carefully curated by an experienced running guru with his own tales to tell.

By Robert C for Brecons fell, trail and yoga camp on Nov 26, 2024

I had a good time. I really enjoyed the fell running. The Southern Lakes is a beautiful area.

By Sarah B for Lakes Fell Running Camp on Jun 06, 2024

A great weekend away with a fab group of people. A good physical workout, and an ideal way to unwind mentally from the rat race. I will definitely come to another one in the future.

By Mike W for Brecons fell, trail and yoga camp on Nov 22, 2023

I attended the Wales yoga and running weekend in November. Relaxed, inclusive of all abilities and restorative. Ceri fostered a friendly atmosphere which brought the group together. Some beautiful and challenging runs with Ceri, and we were also accompanied by knowledgeable local guides. I look forward to the next one.

By David K for Brecons fell, trail and yoga camp on Nov 21, 2023

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Recently took part in wilid runnings trail weekend with my partner near Brecon. A great weekend with some great people . The sceanery was stunning and Ceri was always on hand to offer advice , Also so was Liz . The trip is for all abilities,however it's in the black mountains / Brecon beacons so there is no hiding from the elevation. Do not let that put you off though ,no one is left behind no matter if you run wallk or crawl to the top . It's a relaxed environment and no pressure . Well done ceri and Liz we both had a great weekend thanks .

By Terry J on 20 Jul, 2024

Over the past few years I have attended several Wild Running camps on Dartmoor and in the Brecon Beacons. They have all been filled with great running and yoga, fabulous scenery, delicious food and interesting company. Ceri creates a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and is brilliant at accommodating all levels of running ability. He has many interesting insights into all aspects of running and links with the worlds of literature and journalism. Ceri is the only person I know who has written a poem about one of their events! He also a genuine interest and awareness of issues going beyond running, especially inclusivity, diversity and environmental responsibility. Probably because of this his camps tend to attract other interesting and thoughtful people and create memorable conversations and lasting friendships. I look forward to being back on another Wild Running camp very soon.

By Robert D on 18 Jul, 2024