What Can I Expect

Feel the healing power of fire and ice on a sauna and cold plunge experience in Devon! We are offering vouchers for shared and private wild sauna sessions on this countryside campsite near Totnes.

The two friends who set up this wild sauna and cold plunge experience are big fans of saunas and their benefits for your physical and mental well-being. The authentic, wood-fired sauna they use was hand-built in Latvia, where saunas (or ‘pirtis’) are very much part of everyday culture for Latvians.

Bringing their Latvian sauna cabin to South Devon, the two pals are very excited to be able to offer these wild sauna sessions with a window on the view over the Totnes countryside.

And of course, no sauna ritual would be complete without the contrast of cold afterwards, which is why they have also installed a cold plunge. The advice after the heat of the sauna is to go gently and gradually into the cold water, but you’ll feel amazing after!

Vouchers for the communal sauna sessions at this Devon location are great value for money, with the sauna large enough for eight people at once. The private session vouchers are for up to eight of you to enjoy a private booking, where the sauna and cold plunge are exclusively yours for 55 minutes.

Invigorating, regenerative and relaxing all the same time, these sauna and cold plunge experiences in Devon appeal to the adventurous and free-spirited alike. You'll find this tranquil setting less than a 10-minute drive from Buckfastleigh and Totnes.

When Is It Available

• Weekdays and weekends throughout the year
• Sessions are generally available between 09:00 and 19:00
• Alternative times may be available for private sessions upon request

Suitable For

• Under 16s can only use the sauna in a private session with a designated, responsible adult who will be with them at all times

Spectators

• Not suitable for spectators

Anything Else

• There is an onsite shower and toilet block with individual shower rooms with hot water!
• Free onsite parking

Participants should bring the following:

• Two towels. One for sitting in the sauna, one for drying off afterwards
• Swimwear to wear in the sauna (we’d suggest coming wearing this or with it under your clothes to get into the sauna faster)
• Don’t wear anything with metal fasteners as this will heat up in the extreme heat of the sauna and can cause scalding or burns
• Footwear (water/beach shoes are best) for when you’re outside the sauna
• Plenty of water (we recommend at least one litre per person)
• A change of clothes and a waterproof bag for your wet items