Natural Flow ༄ Yoga Retreat 2026

Hardwick Estate, South Oxfordshire

SR
Sadhama Rewild Retreats
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118 reviews
Jul 24 - 26, 2026
Group size: 1 - 75
Natural Flow ༄ Yoga Retreat 2026
Hardwick Estate, South Oxfordshire

Sadhama Rewild Retreats
  • Email address verified
118 reviews

£NaN
Jul 24 - 26, 2026
Group size: 1 - 75

About this trip

Essential Info

Food

Accommodation

Venue and Location

Travel Logistics

What’s included

  • Wild Swimming
    We are blessed to have a clean section of the Thames on our doorstep. Listed as one of the best wild swimming spots in UK.
  • Cold Water Immersion
    Experience the rejuvenating and enlivening effects of cold water immersion therapy. Combining breathwork techniques and intensifying movements, this is will leave you fully awakened for the day.
  • Morning Yoga
    Morning yoga to help us connect to our natural state of body/mind - relaxed awareness, presence, peace. Exploring mindful embodiment through the depth of asanas, breathwork and cleansing practices.
  • Pranayama
    A combination of awakening and activating breathing practices to warm you from within and energise you for the day ahead. Includes cleansing kriyas and lung capacity-expanding exercises.
  • Nature Connection
    Connect to the sacred land around you through immersion into the generous wild.
  • Meditation
    Guided meditations unfold a sense of serenity, deep inner inquiry and embodied calm, through a variety of carefully curated methods.
  • Fire Walk Ceremony
    Experience the ancient ceremony to deepen the connection to nature, feeling of unity to overcome your fears, break through internal barriers and discover your personal power - experience your change!
  • Live Music
    Sacred sound round the campfire will be heart-warming songs about nature, green futures and what it is to be human, lead by specially invited renowned musicians.
  • Ayurvedic assessment
    Personal Ayurvedic assessment of your constitution will be offered. Understanding of your own nature provides enhanced tool set for self healing and wellbeing.
  • Ayurvedic Meals and Teas
    All our food is organic and locally sourced and lovingly prepared with your health and satisfaction in mind. We are so lucky to be surrounded by passionate and ethical growers!
  • Riverside Sauna
    Deeply relax in the warmth of the sauna with a spectacular view of the river Thames.
  • Hot Showers
    There are toilets and hot water showers, sinks and fresh running water available at our campsite.
  • Boat Rides
    We will have some boats and kayaks available at our camp side throughout the gathering for you to enjoy the river Thames rides
  • Massage/Healing
    There will be professional therapists on site offering rejuvenating massage and deeply healing bodywork. This will be offered at a reduced rate but is not included in the package price.
  • Ground Rent
    Accommodation is provided on a secluded camping field next to the shores of the river. Bring a tent with you or hire one at checkout.

What’s not included

  • Tent for Personal Rest
    Bring a tent to pitch in our secluded camping field next to the shores of the river. We have an option to rent tents which you can add before you checkout.
  • Bedding
    Please bring your own sleeping bags, blankets, pillows etc.
  • Cutlery and crockery
    Please bring your own plates, bowls, cutlery and mug.
  • Yoga mat
    Please bring your own yoga mat. Let us know if you cant access a mat we have a few to borrow. Please also bring a blanket for end of class relaxation.

Available Packages

Super EARLY Bird Retreat Package
Sold Out
£244

Available Add-Ons

Glamping Bell Tent - Complete Snoozing
£240
8 left
Deposit: £50
Fully Furnished Canvas Bell Tent
£160
8 left
Deposit: £0
Medium Tent
£60
8 left
Deposit: £0
Small Tent
£40
5 left
Deposit: £0

Itinerary

Friday Evening
Welcome

Your Organizer


SR
Sadhama Rewild Retreats
118 reviews
A space to connect with nature, community and your natural self. Our retreats are crafted to offer the experience of rest, grounding and self-realisation. We share the unparalleled beauty and healing nature of Hardwick Estate, tuning into the living wisdom of the ancient oaks and sacred waters. We bring a profoundly nurturing connection, rewilding the biorhythm of the body within, and bringing ourselves into harmony with nature's elements and rhythms. The experience of connection, joy and oneness is our natural birthright.

Reviews

A peaceful rural location, amazing food and outdoor sauna a really special experience. The yoga session was quite "strong" - think I was expecting more gentle but I did enjoy it. Would have been lovely to have a meditation included too. Met some very nice people too.
By Jennifer H for Reset and Restore ༄ Monthly Twilight Supper Club Retreats on Dec 02, 2025
Sublime mini retreat in a beautiful setting . Great yoga session to start , followed by a session in the sauna and a dip in the river. The piece de resistance was the fantastic meal created / cooked by Karen. Just a perfect day
By Rosalind S for Reset and Restore ༄ Monthly Twilight Supper Club Retreats on Dec 01, 2025
One of the most profound times of my life, and I’m quite old 🫣😂. Dmitry, Karen and their team have created a beautifully immersive experience where you literally do not need to think, about anything (as per the goal of the retreat). The meditation was full on, but broken up into sitting and walking; the talks from Dmitry were very insightful, he is a very wise and memorising teacher 🙏, the Ayurvedic food from Karen was nourishing and delicious; and an incredible early morning yoga practice was placed into the timetable too, to support our bodies for the sitting meditations. Sharing this experience with 50 strangers, created a very safe space and deep connection. Stunning natural location, just a totally beautiful experience 🙏
By Tina B for Insight Vipassana Silent Meditation Retreat September on Sep 23, 2025
I would describe my experience as PERFECT!!!!!! Seriously! If you are looking to 'sort your sh1t out', then you need look no further. The team created the perfect setting to get you on the path and support you as you travelled along it. Utterly sublimely organised from the delicious food to the utterly beautiful location. I wanted a river and lots of greenery. This retreat delivered in that in abundance. On the banks of the River Thames surrounded by 200 year old oak trees and fields that stretch to the rolling green hills in the distance. Nature gently holds you as you are guided through your practice. Bliss. Expert guidance carried me through as I worked hard on my practice. I felt hugely supported, even through the silence. The power and love I felt emanating from the group was immense. Wow! Wow! Wow! I wouldn't change a thing. Didn't miss my phone one bit. So glad to have a break from the craziness of the modern life. Don't let the early starts put you off. It turns out they are exactly what you need! You go to bed early anyway and awake energised, ready to mediate some more. Stop reading this now and get yourself booked. I promise you will not regret this opportunity to grow. Written with the deepest of love. I'm in! Vipassana all the way! I'm already booked in for another trip! Good luck legend! You're doing better than you think!
By Simon T for Insight Vipassana Silent Meditation Retreat September on Sep 22, 2025
Great experience and great food
By Mark D for Reset and Restore ༄ Monthly Twilight Supper Club Retreats on Sep 16, 2025
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I took part in the 7-day silent retreat with Sadhama, and it was a truly life changing experience. Vipassana is a Pali word that stands for 'clear-seeing' or 'insight'. Having previously heard about the 7 to 10-day meditation challenge, I never seriously considered that this would be something I'd ever venture into. Life has different plans. When my partner accidentally stumbled upon one right at our doorstep, with an element of yoga and sauna (!) incorporated into it, I began to feel the calling, and my excuses started to gently evaporate. After all, for the first time in over three years, I could go offline for a week without the sky falling, so what was stopping me? So, for the entirety of last week, I spent on a field, in silence, with 50 others who had made this strange commitment to their own evolution. The days began at 4.30 in the morning with the gong, and continued until 9 pm in the evening paced with 45-minute segments of both sitting and walking meditation. The instructions were plain, and the outcome clear: understand the nature of the mind and, as a result, the reality you live in, or, the reality you create for yourself as a result of your relationship to your mind. There was no dinner, and the first two days rained pretty much constantly. At the point where nearly all my essential items were starting to be pretty soaked, the sun made an appearance. "See, your vision is clearing, and as a result, the weather!" - we were told. Funnily, this was true. The first few days were hard. Once we passed the halfway mark, things started to feel lighter. The meditations finally began to feel like "they should." I wouldn't have been able to do this without the amazing lead of the incredible dharma teacher Dmitry, whose stoic wisdom truly drilled into our superficially suffering minds why this knowledge is so essential. --- Who do you want to run your life? For the first three days, I found my thoughts to be utterly insufferable; superficial, gimmicky, frantic, and judgmental. After three days, I began to notice the impact of the meditations where my thoughts began to rise at a slower pace and became easier to tame. By the completion of the retreat, I found myself to be in a foreign space of peaceful contentment. After finally being able to speak for the first time in seven days, I found a deep kinship with my fellow meditators. We had already shared so much, albeit without words. The retreat organizers incorporated a sharing session to the last night, and I cannot describe the feeling of seeing your mute fellow beings come into light and share their reasons for stepping onto the path of such deep self-inquiry and discipline. We laughed, and we cried hearing each other's shares. Traditional Vipassana is arranged in an exactly same way as Buddhist monks would practice in a monastery. The practice is simple, elegant, and challenging. In the West, we build our lives around our wishes and desires, our comforts and pleasantries. Unfortunately, as a result, we become evermore trapped in cycles of dependency when we no longer reign our own beings, but rather are pulled by our minds along like helpless children. Most people don't ever even consider doing anything to overcome the madness of their own minds, but as the Buddhist know so well, what results is an endless cycle of suffering. Vipassana invites us to first witness our internal havoc, and secondly, take charge by quieting the mind and repeatedly bringing ones' awareness to the present moment. Most importantly, there are no shortcuts, no tricks one can pull to make the process any easier. Belief in your own capacity and your constant commitment to the practice are the main tools on your path to lighter reality. After returning home, I've felt an amazing sense of calm stability, gratitude, and focus. I feel that my time has been extended, my mind is at rest, and I've experienced a long needed reset, which put me right back on my tracks. I feel called to learn more and to find a way to give back, now that I've had the opportunity to receive this knowledge that so many people go without for all their lives. We all can alleviate suffering, in our own lives, and in the lives of others, and I'd warmly recommend starting with the mess of your own mind. God knows we need more sane people in this insane world. Sadhamayoga, you've helped me more than I can express 🙏🙏🙏 The care that went into the food, space holding, and the treatments was palpable, and I left with my heart full of gratitude that people like you exist. May all beings be safe, free, and happy.
By Johanna S on 04 Jun, 2025
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This is the real deal. If you are looking for a true expression of the essence of Yoga you don't need to look further. I have had the warmest of genuine welcome, been nurtured, eaten amazing food which is prepared and served with love. The teachings and course leadership are authentic and based in deep understanding of yoga. The setting is perfect, an oasis of nature unspoilt on the bank of the splendid Thames. The sweat lodge is authentic and transformative. I can't recommend this any more highly.
By Bob S on 03 Jun, 2023
I have left deeply transformed at the end of the retreat - at peace, empowered and joyful. I shall share with you a poem I penned at the end on Sunday after most people had set off. What brought me to this point? Was it just being at the right place at the right time? Was it just the practices, the setting, the energy, the company, the food? It was all of the above, and beyond! First of all, all the organisers and teachers at the Sadhama ReWild retreat I have just attended at the Hardwick Estate in South Oxforshire live and breathe what they teach. It came across strongly and informed the ethos, the energy and the vibration of the whole experience for everybody. People gelled and I made many new connections with some like-minded and like-hearted people which I am relishing. There was an all-embracing welcoming of everybody with no judgement. We practised yoga, danced around the fire, swam in the Thames, did forest bathing and much much more, all within a very safe and sustaining space magically magnified by the idyllic setting. I have sadly lost an old sangha due to various reasons, but have now got a new one - a new yoga family who has taken me in to walk alongside and with me and I with them. Second of all, the practices sometimes reminded of what I already know but have forgotten, at others I learnt new things. But, I found that perhaps we always experience things anew, as we are moment by moment changing. Practices were delivered and shared with joy. The structure of the day was honoured. It all was flowing without too much ado! Thirdly, the food, freshly prepared, vegan, organic, was very nourishing and absolutely delicious. I was sustained not just by the food itself, but by the ambience, the loving, compassionate, all-embracing energy and people. Now for the poem inspired by this experience, as promised earlier is called: JOY What does joy look like? What does joy feel like? What does joy smell like? What does joy sound like? Where does joy live? What dance does it dance? What song does it sing? Joy is seen on children's faces Joy turns up in some unexpected places. Joy sometimes surprises, takes you unawares Joy whispers sweet nothings, when it seems nobody cares. Joy's fairy-like nature can be felt in a tree Joy speaks to the heart when there's nothing to see Joy shines throughout our beings divine Joy reassures it is now and forever fine. Joy constant like a steady, strong mountain springs forth like a wild water fountain refreshingly fresh, always anew washing away all unwanted residue. Joy wakes up the dormant, heavy heart and the whole body, each and every part of our whole being sacred, infinite our spirits and souls dance happily within it. Joy is multiplied when shared Joy comes in when its summons are heard Joy sings and twirls sweetly around when it hears that most welcome sound of our inner being emptied of waste - in it comes, with its sweet-smelling taste hurriedly enters with an enthusiastic haste filling our heart, mind, body and soul with love so that our being is below as it is is above! Joy is when a sangha is sadly lost, but a new one is found Joy is when compassion, generosity and freedom abound Joy's gifts abundant as it is overflowing Joy brings us back to our own inner knowing. Written by (me) Mary Mallia "JOY" on Sunday 12th September 2021 after the Sadhama ReWild Retreat at The Hardwick Estate, South Oxfordshire and inspired by my experience there and at that time.
By Mary M on 14 Sep, 2021
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