June 26th-29th 2026
A gaming experience unlike any other!
Unplug and escape in the picturesque landscape of Devon.
Roll for adventure in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign whilst staying in your very own vintage vardo wagon. We’ll provide everything you need to play, as well as food for the weekend and even the bedrolls.
All you need to do is turn up and take part!
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For new players
If you and your friends are new to table top role playing games and are looking to give Dungeons and Dragons a try - there’s no better experience than this immersive adventure, led by an experienced game master who has helped dozens of people get to comfortable playing the game.
For experienced players
If you’re an experienced player and looking for a unique gaming experience you’ll be right at home with this immersive adventure - experience a unique campaign tailored to your characters run by an experienced games master in a beautiful location.
For the whole party
If you have a party of adventurers raring and ready to head out, this is the ideal experience to get away from the screens and get together around the table face to face. Even the forever GM will be able to join in and play as an experienced GM runs an adventure for your party. If you’ve got existing characters or are looking for throw backs to past campaigns we can even to weave this adventure into your world. -
Immerse yourself in a bespoke 12 hour Dungeons and Dragons campaign, uniquely tailored to your characters and the beautiful venue you’ll be staying at. Run over several 3 to 4 hour sessions between Friday and Sunday by an experienced GM.
We will be playing a fun, safe and inclusive adventure in Dungeons and Dragons 5e (2024) and everything you need to create your character and play the game will be provided - all you need to do is turn up and join in.
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Stay for three nights in your own vintage vardo wagon, beautifully converted into the ideal glamping spot. Each of the wagons is equipped with a double bed and space to chill out and relax.
Unwind and unplug around the fireplace in the ‘outdoor livingroom’ and play around the grand wooden table.
An outdoor shower and toilet facilities are on site, and should the weather take a turn there’s a a covered table and and indoor space with full facilities, additional toilets and charging points for your phones and devices as the wagons are off the grid.
We’ll provide meals from Friday night to Monday morning and lots of snacks. If you have any dietary requirements let us know and we’ll try our best to accommodate your needs. Check the FAQ for more details on the food plan.
Any questions? Take a look at our FAQ or reach out anytime!
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A typical day includes warm-up games, skill-building drills, sport-specific training, team challenges, and fun group activities. There are also scheduled breaks for snacks, lunch, and rest. Each day balances structure with plenty of active play.
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No adventure would be complete without some hearty food around the campfire. There will be an evening meal provided on Friday, three meals Saturday and Sunday, and breakfast on Monday morning. Examples of the kinds food we'll putting together for you include:
Bacon rolls (or the veggie equivalent) and a selection of cereals, muesli and fruit for breakfast
Lasagne/pizza, quiche, salad, sandwiches for lunch
Crisps, nachos and dip, popcorn, hummus and veggies, fruit and chocolate for snacks at the table
Tea, coffee, soft drinks, juice and water to drink
Please note - the adventure is for adults only, so we don’t mind if you want to BYOB for a cheeky drink while you play. However, alcohol will not be provided as part of the adventure, and we ask players to remain respectful and courteous to staff and other guests at all times.
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Parking is a short walk away from the vintage wagons down a path on grassy hill. It is not particularly steep or difficult, but is not a smooth paved pathway. Your luggage will be brought down to the site for you by quadbike.
The beautifully converted wagons are filled with character. Each is fitted with a double bed and space to relax. There are no plugs or charging points at the wagon.
There is an covered outdoor compositing toilet and covered shower area within a minutes walk of the wagons.
There are additional indoor toilets in the nearby support building. This also houses an indoor table and games area in case of bad weather, and additional toilet facilities. This building also has charging points for your devices.
Big steps on the wagon
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If you or somebody you want to bring along doesn’t want to roll dice and join in on the D&D adventure, but still wants to come and relax in the beautiful converted glamping wagon in the gorgeous Devon countryside they are more than welcome!
You can hang out and watch the game, or explore one of the local sites, such as Saunton Sands beach, the Quince Honey Farm or discover the Brightley Barton Ironage Hillfort.
All food is included for NPC players and we hope they join us around the table to tell us of their adventures.
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If you are new to D&D and eager to learn how to play, our experienced GM has helped dozens of new players get comfortable with the game.
One of the benefits of Dungeons and Dragons is that it is (relatively) rules light, and is as much about collective storytelling and imagination as it is about rolling dice and checking sheets.
Your level of experience will be fully taken into account as you play the game.
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Sometimes life rolls a 1 and you need to change your plans. We understand that unexpected circumstances can arise. If you have any concerns, please contact us and we will do our best to assist where possible.
If you need to cancel your booking more than 14 days before the event you will be issued a full refund.
If it is within 14 days of the event you will receive a refund for of the booking cost.
Refunds will be processed back to the original payment method.
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If you would like to bring a pet along on your journey please get in touch and we will discuss any details.
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The weather doesn't always roll a 20 when you want it to, so we'd advise looking closer to the time to see what is the best kind of clothes to prepare.
We are hoping for some beautiful clear nights and warm days to play around the table and relax by the campfire, but in case of bad weather there is a comfortable indoor area where we can play and relax and eat.
Light summer clothes will be best for the days playing around the table. It might be advisable to bring a cap or light headwear if the sun is strong. Layers like a jumper or a light jacket might be recommended for evenings by the fire.
The area around the wagons is mostly grass and dirt trails, so we'd advise comfortable sturdy footwear.
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This is a fan-run event and is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast LLC. Dungeons & Dragons and Wizards of the Coast are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast LLC