White clover thrives across Britain’s grassy spaces — from meadows and lawns to pastures and roadsides. Its trefoil leaves feed Wood Mice, and its flowers, blooming from May to October, are a magnet for bumblebees and the common blue butterfly.
Looking out over the Wensum Valley, Clover is the perfect spot for a relaxing break at Wild Meadow.
Clover can sleep up to five people and has en-suite facilities.
To secure your booking, a 15% non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking via our website. The remaining balance is due at least 7 days before your arrival.
For group bookings of 4 or more yurts, the balance is due 30 days prior to arrival.
A refundable security hold of £100 per yurt will be placed on your payment card before arrival. This will be released within 3 days after your departure, in line with our full terms and conditions.
Yes! Each yurt is equipped with two mains sockets, bedside lamps, and USB charging ports for your mobile devices.
You’ll also find additional mains plugs in the covered communal seating area, suitable for most standard appliances.
No, Wi-Fi is not available. However, most mobile networks have reliable 4G coverage at the site.
Bee Orchid, Shepherd’s Purse and Foxglove each sleep up to 4 guests (1 super king-size bed + 2 single beds). Ragged Robin, Corncockle, Clover, Poppy and Forget-Me-Not each sleep up to 5 guests (1 super king-sized bed + 3 single beds).
Clover and Corncockle are en suite and wheelchair accessible.
Yes — we welcome dogs in three of our yurts: Forget-Me-Not, Poppy and Corncockle. If you’re bringing a dog, please be sure to select one of these when booking.
Please bring your own towels, torches, and toiletries. All bedding is provided, and each yurt is fully equipped with crockery, cutlery, utensils, and its own BBQ.
When you book, you’ll be asked to confirm the number of guests in your party (up to the maximum capacity of your chosen yurt). We’ll set up the beds accordingly.
Please note: pricing may vary slightly based on the number of guests.
