In response to the coronavirus pandemic, a camp called “hidden World” was created to bring together festival spirit and communal campfires, a report said.
Arcadia, a performance art collective, has created an off-grid camp in the hills of Chew Valley, nestled in 35-acres of rolling woodland.
Nature’s Spectacular is situated in the location where the Arcadia Spectacular team first lived and worked in 2017, and where their world-famous spider structure was born.
There are many accommodation options available, including a converted mountain rescue vehicle and a new deer cabin.
The former Yurt Lush restaurant and bar next to Temple Meads has also been repurposed into a luxury yurt to sleep, four adults.
Each guest is given its own space and has the option of gathering with other guests around a central fire.
You can also find a wood-fired hot tub and a vast woodland to explore.
