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Immersive nature-based experiences that build confidence, growth & connection | Women & Families in Madrid & Beyond

Led by Collette — Mountain & Nature-Based Educator, Forest School Leader & Forest Therapy Guide We run a variety of forest sessions out of a private forest site in Hayama, aiming to give children the chance to play and explore freely and independently in nature. Sessions are guided by Forest School Principles and the leader is currently completing L3 Forest School Association Training (FSA - UK)

We run Family Camp Packages, designed to enable families who might want to experience the beauty of camping and being out in nature day and night, but who are not equipped or experienced in doing it alone. These packages allow families to soak up the beauty of camping in a forest, with all the hassle and worry taken out, freeing up time for real family connection and soul soothing to take place.

05/10/2026

🍂 Rascafría in October - TEEN Family Adventures
Forest Expedition • Autumn Exploration • Bushcraft

Cool air under the beech trees. Water rushing through the forest. Damp earth under your boots and that particular smell of autumn that you only really notice when you slow down enough to be in it.

By October, the forest is starting to change.

Some leaves will still be green. Others will be turning gold and copper. Fallen branches, bark, leaves, stones and all the other things the forest leaves behind become part of the day as we explore.

We’ll follow the trails through the beech woods, crossing streams and making our way deeper into the forest, with around 8–9km of walking and 300m of elevation.

And then, when we stop, we’ll do something a little different.

The teens will get the chance to work with some of what we find around us and learn a few basic bushcraft skills, including how to use a sheath knife safely and responsibly.

Nothing complicated. Just the sort of practical skills that make you feel a little more capable when you’re outside.

There’ll be navigation, games, exploring and plenty of time to just be out there together — muddy boots, wet leaves, rushing water, autumn colours and all.

It’s a chance to get properly out into the wild, spend the day with other teens who love being outdoors, and come away with some new skills and a little more confidence in what they can do.

That’s our next ReWild TEEN adventure. 🌿

Sunday 18th October | Rascafría
8–9km • ~300m elevation
Forest • Bushcraft • Sheath-knife skills • Navigation • Adventure

For tweens & teens 11+ and their families.

Bookings and Info - https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

28/09/2026

🌿 A little Sunday snapshot from ReWild Family Adventures…

Cool forest air. Familiar faces. New friends. Summer stories — and the first little signs of autumn. 🌱

Along the way, we rediscovered a few old skills — using our compass, finding north, noticing the landscape, learning what we could safely forage and looking more closely at the forest around us.

And then we noticed the trees. 🌳

A little golden sap on a damaged trunk led to a whole unexpected adventure. What was it? Why was it there? And what could people once have used it for?

That led us somewhere wonderfully unexpected……

Before long, the children were spotting sap all around us, collecting tiny samples and experimenting with an old wild skill — heating it, shaping it, feeling how sticky it was and discovering just how useful this simple natural material could be.

And that, really, is the magic of these days.

One question leads to another. One small discovery becomes an idea. And suddenly the children are learning something because they genuinely want to know what happens next.

There were berries to prepare, stones to throw, feet to cool in the river, things to make and plenty of time simply to play.

Tired legs, happy children, new discoveries and connected families. 💚

Another very lovely ReWild day.

Our next Family Adventure is Sunday 25th October, this sessions is filling fast!

We’re already looking forward to welcoming some familiar faces — and some new families too. 🌿

We’d love to have you join us.

Schedule and Bookings - https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

24/09/2026

🌿 A little Sunday recap… Teen Adventures!🌿

After a long summer, Sunday wasn’t about hiking distance, reaching peaks or mastering skills.

It was a gentle reset — time to slow down, enjoy the last of the summer and have a little adventure woven in. 🌿

We explored the woodland and river, played games, built emergency shelters and dens, foraged, cooked with what we found and made things from natural materials.

There was plenty to get stuck into, but also space to just be — to unplug, talk, laugh and enjoy the day.

Thank you to everyone who joined us — It was such a lovely way to start our autumn season. 🌱

🌲 October 17–18 — Overnight Mountain Adventure

A bigger ReWild TEEN adventure- Two days in La Pedriza. Mountain trails, scrambling, sunset views, stargazing and a night in a mountain refugio!

Younger families ?

This Sunday ReWild Family Adventure is back - open to all ages. 🌿

https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

22/09/2026

What if childhood had a little more room to roam ..! 🌱✨

22/09/2026

🌿 ReWild Family Adventures — Sunday 27th September 🌿

Summer’s Last Wild Days

This Sunday we’re heading back to Valsaín with our younger families - for one last taste of summer before autumn really arrives. 🌿

Following the river over streams and through the forest, we will take time to slow down, explore with our senses and notice the things we might normally miss.

This trail is great for berries, so we’ll be discovering what grows here, learning to identify what we can and can’t eat, and how to forage safely and responsibly. 🫐🌿

Along the way there’ll be games, discoveries and plenty of child-led exploring before we reach the river for lunch — where we can splash, climb, play and experiment with cooking and creating using some of our foraged berries.

Expect berry-stained fingers, river splashes, muddy knees, plenty of exploring and lots of time simply enjoying being outside together.

A few practical details:

🌿 Sunday 27th September
🕙 10am–3pm
📍 Valsaín – Sierra de Guadarrama
🥾 4–5km gentle walk · very little elevation
🌿 Child-paced
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All ages welcome

If you’re looking for a lovely way to spend the last days of summer together outdoors, we’d love to have you join us.

Spaces still available — book here:
https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child 🌿

14/09/2026

🌿 ReWild TEEN — This Sunday!

A quick note on ages: ReWild TEEN is designed for tweens & teens 11+, but I know some families with younger siblings have been unsure whether they can join.

If you have a child around 9–11, please do get in touch — I’d love to see if it could work for you.

And actually, this Sunday is a great one to try!

We’re heading to La Boca del A**o near Valsaín for a gentle woodland and riverside adventure — around 8km, with plenty of time to explore, play and stop along the way.

There’ll be foraging, cooking, crafting and making, outdoor skills, games and challenges — a lovely mix without being too strenuous.

Some of our other Teen adventures can be longer and a bit more demanding, so Sunday is a good chance to come along and see how you feel.

It would be lovely to have you join us. ❤️

Sunday • La Boca del A**o, Valsaín
Booking - https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

Hope to see you Sunday! 🌿

09/09/2026

🌿 ReWild TEEN — Autumn Adventures

There’s always something about September.

The long days of summer suddenly disappear and we slip back into the rhythm of school, work, homework, activities, traffic, screens, rushing from one thing to the next.

The familiar routines return.

And at this time of year, I find myself wanting to pause for a moment and think about how I actually want our family life to feel this year.

To be a little more intentional about carving out time for the things that matter to us — before the weeks fill up and life simply carries us along.

More time outside.
More unhurried time together.
More opportunities for our kids to do things that aren’t about school, screens or performance.

Because as our children get older, these things don’t necessarily happen naturally anymore.

Their worlds get bigger. Their friendships become more important. Their independence grows. Life gets busier.

And somehow, real time together becomes something we have to deliberately make space for.

That’s a big part of why ReWild TEEN exists.

I’ve seen over the past year how different things can feel when a group of tweens and teens are given a whole day outside with other young people who enjoy being outdoors too.

They walk, climb, scramble, play, problem-solve, get muddy, talk nonsense, have proper conversations and figure things out together.

These adventures give them a genuine chance to disconnect from screens, make new friendships, build confidence and learn practical outdoor and survival skills that they can actually use.

And parents get to be part of it too — without having to create the experience themselves.

So as we head into another busy school year, I’m really looking forward to the return of ReWild TEEN Family Adventures — and to creating some new and even bigger experiences!

Four adventures. Four very different settings. A chance to get outside, meet some like-minded families and make a few memories along the way.

🌿 September — Summer’s Last Adventure
🏔️ October — Overnight Mountain Adventure 🌙
🍂 November — Forest Expedition
❄️ December — Winter Games & Mountain Kitchen

For tweens & teens 11+ and their families.

Join one adventure or come along for the season.

So if this sounds like something your family could use a little more of this year, we’d love to have you join us. ❤️

Details and Bookigs - https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

07/09/2026

🌿Summer’s Last Treasures

After our pilot earlier in the year, it was lovely to return to the forest and officially launch ReWild Family Forest — a new space for families to slow down, explore, play and connect with nature together.

And what a beautiful morning to begin.

We welcomed a lovely, lively group of familiar faces and new families, starting with a gentle sensory activity to awaken our senses before heading off on a mini adventure to the river and a little summer pond.

We noticed how much the river had changed over the dry summer, and how a small pool had been left behind — still, quiet and completely different from the flowing river beside it.
behind — still, quiet and completely different from the flowing river beside it.

Then we became Pond Detectives 🔎

With nets, buckets and plenty of curiosity, we discovered duckweed, tiny pond snails, flies, newts, birds and a very lively frog! It was wonderful to see the children exploring so carefully, sharing discoveries and getting excited about the tiny life beneath the surface.

After our pond adventures, we foraged for some of summer’s last treasures — blackberries, rosehips and early acorns. And then came a particularly exciting discovery: the prickly pear cactus and its bright fruit 🌵

Back at our forest circle, we mashed and smashed our berries, experimented with natural dyes, made rosehip tea and tasted some of the fruits we had discovered along the way.

We finished with a quiet story, plenty of climbing and balancing on the slacklines, and lots of time simply being together.

A glorious morning filled with joy, laughter, discovery, adventure and wonderful family time in nature. 🌿

Thank you to all the families who came and helped make the first ReWild Family Forest such a special one.

✨ Our next Family Forest will be Sunday 8th November.
For now, these sessions will run every other month.

And in between, families can join us for our ReWild Family Adventures — full-day adventures in the Sierra, with slow, child-paced mini hikes that are genuinely manageable for little legs, and plenty of time along the way for play, exploration, discovery and simply enjoying being outdoors together.

🌿 Family Adventures: 27 September & 25 October
🌲 Family Forest: 8 November

We’d love to see you out there.

SCHEDULE & BOOKINGS: https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child

01/09/2026

⭐️ ReWild Family Forest — Sunday 6th September ⭐️

After a little summer break, we’re heading back outdoors — and following our lovely trial session back in May, I’m so excited to officially launch ReWild Family Forest! 🌿💚

A Madrid based event for families with children aged 2–11 looking for a slower, child-led space to explore, play, create and connect with nature together.

For our first session, we’ll be heading into El Pardo Nature Park to enjoy the last traces of summer.

We’ll explore what is living and hiding in the nearby river, forage for nature’s last summer treasures and see what the woodland has to offer.

There’ll be plenty of opportunities to…

💧 Dip into the river and discover what still lives there
🍂 Search for summer’s last natural treasures and early signs of autumn
🌿 Explore, climb, balance and follow our curiosity
🎨 Create with natural materials — weaving, printing or experimenting with colour and texture
🪵 Build, play and simply enjoy time in the woodland

Led by Forest School principles, these sessions unfold slowly and naturally. I’ll arrive with ideas and activities ready, but the pace and direction will be shaped by the children and whatever the woodland invites us to notice.

We explore. We play. We discover. We create. And sometimes, we simply slow down and enjoy being outdoors together.

🌿 Sunday 6th September
🕥 10:30am–1:00pm
📍 El Pardo Nature Park, Madrid
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Families with children aged 2–11
🍄‍🟫 Limited spaces

Whether you joined us for our trial session in May or are completely new to ReWild, we’d love to welcome you. 💚

BOOK: https://bookwhen.com/rewild-child⁠ 🌿

16/07/2026

🌲 And that’s a wrap on our very first ReWild Summer Sierra Adventure Days.

Four days. Eight 13–14 year old boys. A lot of kilometres walked. And a whole lot of mountain adventure.

We navigated forest trails, read landscapes and contour maps, experimented with compasses and pacing, built rafts and tested them in mountain rivers, worked with ropes, built shelters, and learned to safely use tools and knives to whittle and create everything from butter knives to bows, arrows and wooden daggers. We solved challenges and explored some beautiful corners of the Sierra.

But, as always, some of my favourite moments were the ones that weren’t really planned.

Watching them walk mile after mile, talking and bonding as they went.
Seeing them work things out between themselves.
The long, tired train journeys home.
And watching a group of young people simply settle into being outdoors together.

No screens once we reached the mountains. No packed schedule rushing us from one activity to the next.

Just walking, exploring, trying things, getting things wrong, adapting and having another go.

This programme has been sitting in my head for a long time — created specifically for that in-between tween and teen age who may have outgrown many traditional camps, but absolutely haven’t outgrown adventure.

This week reminded me exactly why I wanted to create it.

A huge thank you to the families who trusted me with their boys for our first Sierra week — and to the boys themselves for throwing themselves into the adventure. 🌲

I have a feeling this is only the beginning for ReWild teen adventures… ⛰️

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