Nothing you need to plan around — just a few things worth knowing before you wander off.
There isn't really a route.
Follow the paths, make your own, climb the little hill, find a quiet patch of grass, or wander down towards the river.
The Jungle changes constantly. New plants appear, things flower, birds come and go, and after dark the fireflies come out.
This is land to explore, not landscaping to admire.
We grow herbs, vegetables, fruit and whatever else we can persuade to survive happily here.
Have a look around the kitchen garden. Pick some herbs for dinner. Ask what's in season.
If you're interested in plants, you'll probably disappear for a while.
More on rewilding →The shared spaces are deliberately informal.
Cook something in the outdoor kitchen. Borrow a book. Play a game. Put some music on. Find a hammock. Light the fire. Sit around and talk.
Or don't.
There is no programme at Jinja Jungle, and nobody will wonder where you've gone.
The Jungle gets properly dark.
Bring a torch when you're walking around at night, although we'd recommend turning it off occasionally too.
There are frogs, night insects, owls and, on a good night, an extraordinary number of fireflies.
The firepit is there for exactly this sort of evening.