​​​​Nestled among the Somerset countryside, Serendipity offers time away from the pace and pressures of day-to-day life.

Serendipity is a place where you can slow down, spend time in nature and reconnect with yourself through worthwhile experiences alongside horses, sheep and the natural world.

There is no pressure here, no judgement and no expectation to be anything other than who you are.

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Serendipity has grown from years of supporting people through connection with nature, animals and meaningful experiences. Today, alongside our alternative provision work, we are opening our space to offer restorative experiences for adults.

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Why Serendipity?

In the way many of us live today, we are often carrying more than we realise. Serendipity offers a carefully held space to put some of that down for a while.

 

Sometimes a change of environment can change what becomes possible.

 

Serendipity brings together people, animals, nature and experience to create a place for learning, connection and exploration where there is time to notice, try, think and discover.

 

What happens here

1:1 and small group experiences designed to create space, learning, connection and reflection

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Restorative experiences in nature

Meaningful interactions with animals

Time alongside horses and sheep, building relationships through respect and curiosity
 

Rural skills and practical knowledge that can be applied throughout life

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Who is Serendipity for?

 

Serendipity works with children and young people, including those accessing alternative provision, and with adults seeking a purposeful, supported experience involving learning, practical activity, animals and nature.

 

People come for many reasons: to learn or develop a skill, explore an interest, spend time with animals, reconnect with something that matters to them, or have space to think and pay attention to something that day-to-day life doesn't always leave room for.

 

The starting point, pace and direction can be different for each person or group, with the land, animals, activities and facilitation all carefully and thoughtfully interwoven making each visit unique.

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