With its thatched roundhouses and native woodland, Celtic Harmony is a place like no other. For over twenty years, children and visitors have been rediscovering the natural world and traditions of life in ancient Britain through creative hands-on activities that engage the imagination and improve wellbeing.
Our active education programmes, whether on a school day trip or a volunteer day, are designed to bring people together, creating a sense of belonging to our local natural and cultural heritage and building confidence through new skills and the visual results of practical work. Enter the world of ancient Britain at Celtic Harmony Camp, Prehistory Centre and Open Air Museum.
Our active education programmes, whether on a school day trip or a volunteer day, are designed to bring people together, creating a sense of belonging to our local natural and cultural heritage and building confidence through new skills and the visual results of practical work. Enter the world of ancient Britain at Celtic Harmony Camp, Prehistory Centre and Open Air Museum.
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Celtic Harmony is an award winning charity, providing hands-on cultural heritage education of ancient Britain to increase understanding of the natural world and create a more sustainable way of life for future generations. Celtic Harmony provides a program of Prehistory experiences for schools and the local community, to encourage participation in healthy recreation and a greater understanding of ancient crafts from pottery to storytelling.
Celtic Harmony is an 'out-of-school' activity provider and LOTC quality bade holder delivering high quality Prehistory education activities for schools and education groups as part of the National Curriculum KS History Framework.
School trips and residential visits provide a unique first-hand experience of changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age and the impact of the Roman invasion on Britain in particular British resistance, for example Boudicca.Experience Prehistory live streamed to your classroom with our incredible interactive Remote Learning sessions!
School trips and residential visits provide a unique first-hand experience of changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age and the impact of the Roman invasion on Britain in particular British resistance, for example Boudicca.Experience Prehistory live streamed to your classroom with our incredible interactive Remote Learning sessions!
Live stream a Prehistory Person direct from a Palaeolithic Cave or Chieftain Roundhouse at Celtic Harmony Camp into your classroom for a unique creative experience. Bring your topic to life with a range of remote learning experiences designed and guided by our costumed educators to inspire your pupils.
We have been providing Prehistory experiences to improve children's wellbeing for 22 years and hold the Learning Outside the Classroom quality badge for the high standard of outdoor education. The education programme develops confidence through the visual results of practical activities and an understanding of our cultural roots, to create strong citizens for a more sustainable future.
Fantastic adventures for groups whatever their age, we can provide activity days tailored to your needs! Discover life in Ancient Britain with a Celtic Clan Experience day or night at Celtic Harmony Camp! If you're looking for a day out of the office where you and your colleagues can gain new experiences, take part in team building exercises and boost your communications skills, then Celtic Harmony is for you.
Reviews (13)
Veronika Radway
Aug 05, 2021
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Tracey Parker
Jul 28, 2021
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Daryl Hopkins
Jun 06, 2021
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Mo Cansick
Jun 04, 2021
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Pat Petch
May 31, 2021
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Fantastic experience, which supported my child’s learning about pre-history times and Celts whilst submerging the family in a calm , relaxing atmosphere away from technology . We have stayed overnight which makes the experience even more powerful with the bat walk and story telling around the fire. The pizzas were great , staff super friendly and helpful and plenty of sanitising stations made us feel super safe. Many thanks !
Susan Leggott
May 30, 2021
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Lovely setting, friendly staff, low tech and engaging activities for the children…. Such an interesting day and overnight stay in the woods. Definitely recommend, even the early teens surprised themselves by enjoying everything in offer and putting aside their phone’s for (most of!) the time we were there. Food was good, lunch in particular especially the pizzas.
Jamie Banks
May 30, 2021
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Laura MCPherson
May 21, 2021
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We visited on a school trip (of 85 children plus adults), the first in well over a year and it was worth the wait! Children and accompanying adults had a wonderful time, learned lots and enjoyed various hands on experiences that took us back to what life was like in the Stone Age. All group leaders from Celtic Harmony were knowledgeable, helpful and patient! We were all astounded that all children's names were learnt by lunchtime! Was Covid secure and all necessary precautions were taken. The trip was easy and straightforward to book and we'll definitely be back next year. Thanks so so much to
Heather Crellin-Lane
May 02, 2021
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Stephen Robbins
Jan 25, 2021
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A great day out with the kids. Relaxed, entertaining and educational. The Celtic harmony crew were knowledgeable, welcoming and enthusiastic. From aurochs to flint craft there was a lot of eye opening facts to learn. The coil pottery (to take away) was a hit and wood fired pizzas tasty (extra but good value). A short drive from north London, well worth a day out.
Avi Esther
Nov 27, 2020
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The Bish Fam
Aug 17, 2020
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We had an excellent day out, on a beautiful day. Really good range of activities, some led by staff, others we could do independently. Food was also excellent, in particular the pizzas, and very large portions.
We also stayed in one of the roundhouses overnight, which was fabulous. This was also accompanied by a barbecue dinner, roasting marshmallows on the fire, storytelling and a bat walk through the woods. All excellent and well-managed
A highly recommended day out, and we'll definitely be going back.
We also stayed in one of the roundhouses overnight, which was fabulous. This was also accompanied by a barbecue dinner, roasting marshmallows on the fire, storytelling and a bat walk through the woods. All excellent and well-managed
A highly recommended day out, and we'll definitely be going back.
Louise Boulton
Aug 12, 2020
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Our family had a lovely time sleeping in one of the roundhouses. The evening activities were good (yay for having vegan marshmallows) and the food was tasty and filling (my child had seconds of something he normally refuses to eat, so it must have been good!). We then stayed for the Family Prehistory Day. It was awesome to be able to take part in hands-on activities in these strange times, and the staff were friendly and informative. There was plenty of space for social distancing, and lots of shade (important since it was 34C that day). I enjoyed seeing the changes they've made since we last visited
