A unique chance to build a Roundhouse from the ground up is coming to Glastonbury this summer, with volunteers invited to join the first-ever Roundhouse Camp at Bridie's Farm.

The residential build camp will run from Sunday 13 July until Thursday 17 July, offering volunteers a hands-on role in creating the inner and outer henges for the Roundhouse, as well as some bark stripping.

It's an opportunity to learn traditional building techniques, work as part of a team and play a part in setting up the site.

The camp is open to over-18s and will be facilitated by the Bridie's Farm Team, including registered volunteer Pete Francis. Overnight camping is available and included in the cost.

The investment to cover costs is £60 per person, paid in advance to secure a place. The camp can accommodate up to 15 people.

Set on Bridie's Farm, Porchestall Drove in Glastonbury [what3words: whispers.taller.tomato], the Roundhouse Camp will run from 4pm–8pm on Sunday 13 July for set‑up, with the build and activities continuing until 12 noon on Thursday 17 July.

For more details and to get involved, visit www.bridiesfarm.org.uk.