Step into Celtic Times

Celtic Harmony Camp is a Celtic Iron Age Village and education centre set in acres of beautiful Hertfordshire woodland, just outside Hertford between the A1 and A10.


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Opening Times

Celtic Harmony is open for prebooked School Trips, Birthday Parties and The Celtic Clan programme.
Celtic Harmony Camp is open for visitors during special events on certain days throughout the year, starting with the two day Beltane Festival 4-5 May.


Willow weaving

Summer Sensations 25 May - 1 June 2008

Falconry in the woods, story walks, longbow archery, medicine making, flour grinding and lots more for the half term - come and join in with the fun!

Birthday Parties

Celtic Birthday Parties

Let Celtic Harmony organise a Special Birthday Party at Celtic Harmony Camp, a real Celtic Village and education centre set in acres of beautiful woodland. We provide everything from the invitations to the party bags!

Courses for Young People

Celtic Clan - Courses For Young People

Join the Celtic Clan & Start on a Journey of Adventure. Complete the Skills Units to Reach the next level of society - from Forester to Warrior.

The Celtic Clan is a programme for young people to develop heritage based skills in the ancient art of Longbow Archery, Survival and bushcrafts.

Archery and survival courses

Come and Learn more about the ancient art of Longbow Archery

'My 7 year old son, Liam, went on the archery beginners course. Andy, the course leader, was really friendly and great with the kids and adults alike. The groups are small so attention is almost one-on-one and there was no standing around waiting your turn: just 3 hours of solid shooting. Excellent value and everyone is really friendly. He is now begging to join the archery club.' Jo Coghill & Liam Araneda 29 August 2007.
Courses run Every Month this Winter - Book Your Place Today!

Storytelling evenings round the fire

Storytelling Evening Friday 20th June 2008

Performance by Storyteller Susan Samm of Storyroots
A magical evening - listening to the compelling tale of The Battle of the Birds in the Chieftain Roundhouse as our ancestors did thousands of years ago!

School trips

Enjoy an Exciting Educational Day
Full of Hands-on Activities in a Real Iron Age Farmstead

'Timing was just right. Good range of activities e.g. children became aware of sequence of bread making. It gave them a greater understanding of where food comes from. Activities used a range of skills from maths (trading game) to team work (bread making)' Sue Palmer Wheatfields JMI. June 2007
'Love coming here every year. Best school trip I know. This is my 6th consecutive annual visit!' Mrs. Joyce Chorleywood Primary. April 2007
Bookings are currently being taken for March 2008 onwards.
Book Your 2008 Trip Now!


Conservation volunteers

Interested in Volunteering Outdoors in a Beautiful Woodland Setting?

Volunteer Days on Mondays and Thursday for Woodland Conservation and maintenance of Roundhouses and facilities. Complete the Volunteer Form & Join Our Friendly Team Today!

Interested in helping in the Celtic Harmony Office?

General office jobs including database input to the schools / visitor database and filing. 1 day / week in Welwyn.
To Visit our Small Friendly Office, simply complete the Volunteer Form



Celtic Harmony Camp is a Celtic settlement surrounded by ancient woodland located in Brickendon, Hertfordshire. Celtic Harmony is a non-for-profit organisation and an 'Investor in People', promoting natural and cultural heritage education.

Come & Discover for Yourself the Mystery of The Celts & The Ancient Society of Britain!

Celtic Harmony is a non-for-profit organisation providing natural & cultural heritage education. Hands-on activities and events based on Britain's rich Celtic culture promote a more sustainable way of life in harmony with the natural world.

'A fabulous place for the whole family and excellent value for money. A wonderful calm relaxed atmosphere for the children. They have learnt a lot about ancient culture, a bit about nature and a lot about patience. They were very proud of all the things they made. The staff were all friendly and so patient and obviously enjoy their work. The food was fresh & delicious!'
W Briggs

Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund

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