Weekend Retreats
Virginia Woolf reading retreats
Travel back to a bohemian bolthole in 1920s Sussex and settle into the antique armchair… just you, a vintage novel and a cabin of your very own.
Room to bloom creative retreats
Need time to rest and refocus away from digital distractions? Embracing all things analogue, this independent retreat is an opportunity to reclaim your time and attention for what really matters to you.
Garden lovers reading retreat
Love nothing more than relaxing with a beautiful garden book? This unique reading retreat will leave you full of the joys of spring.
Christmas reading retreat
Escape the festive rush and enjoy a peaceful weekend with a good book in one of our beautifully decorated cabins.
Writing historical non-fiction 1 PLACE LEFT
Join writer Alexis Wolf to learn how to research and craft your historical story.
Autumn nature writing retreat 1 PLACE LEFT
Immerse yourself in the golden beauty of a Sussex autumn with writer and editor Robin Pridy.
Spring nature writing retreat - Fully booked
Let us take you on a journey into the gorgeous Sussex countryside in spring – immerse yourself in nature and the thrill of writing about it with writer and editor Robin Pridy.
Spring flower retreat: An ode to tulips
Join our mindful, creative weekend celebrating the beauty of the tulips.
Assembly: Writing the Self from Fragments Weekend Retreat
Write your own story using fragments such as diaries, letters and trinkets.
Language of Flowers Weekend Retreat
Learn the historic meanings of flowers and use the cabins as a canvas for your floral creations.
Can I be a Mother Writer?
Let me guess: You’ve been hankering to write since your kids were born, but you’re struggling to find the mental space?
We get it - it’s hard. But it can be done and the new school year is the perfect time to get going!
Annie Brassey Tea & Talk
Annie Brassey arrived home from her family’s 11-month voyage around the world in 1877. Shortly after, she flung open the doors of her grand French-style château in Catsfield and invited everyone to see what she had collected…