Wild Sista Village

Nice One Sista

Wild Sista Village

Toni, founder of Nice One Sista

Toni

Hi, I'm Toni — you're in the right place. 🌿

A WhatsApp sisterhood of 12 women. A monthly pot that funds each other's dreams. And once a year — everyone, somewhere wild, together. There's a seat with your name on it.

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Thursday 18th – Monday 22nd March 2027 · the UK · The village is waiting 🌿

Six women on marble stairs, red petals falling around them — a celebration moment.
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happening right now

The £250 pot.

Every month, 12 women pool £250. One woman receives it — for the dream she's been holding, the healing she needs, the launch she's been putting off. The village votes. The money moves. Your dream is ours too, this month. Then next month it's someone else's turn. This is what sisters do.

Every payment is processed securely via Stripe. Every circle is held by Toni personally.

  • Raphie got a villa, a photographer, and eight women cheering her on — for her clothing brand shoot.
  • Zarina had a baby shower feast and art day that felt like being held by every woman she loves.
  • Mini got an ancestral witch art celebration day — her lineage honoured, her magic mirrored back.
  • The whole circle walked a national park together. Made art. Ate too much. Laughed until it hurt.
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Spring Equinox 2027 · Thursday 18th March – Monday 22nd March · United Kingdom

Wild Sista Village.

This is what every circle is saving toward.

Five nights in the UK. A wild glamping site in the countryside — a long bushcraft weekender, just us, the forest, the fire, and the long light of a spring sky. No hotel. No schedule. No agenda. Just thirty wild women who've been in each other's corners all year, finally in the same place.

Wood fired sauna. Long table of fire cooked meat. Bushcraft in the waking woodland. Land art from what the forest gives us. A DNB rave on the equinox. Cold water swims at first light. A closing fire ceremony where every woman's name is spoken out loud.

This is not a retreat. It's an adventure.

The village savings pot is funded by every circle, every month. When it hits £1,500 — the venue is booked, and the sisterhood is told.

Tickets for the first Wild Sista Village gathering are open to the public. Public tickets are £180 early bird — a limited window before the gathering — then £220 standard. The first 12 women to join the sisterhood get their ticket free. After that, sisterhood tickets are £40.

One day the village won't be a venue we hire. It will be land held in trust — for the sisterhood, by the sisterhood, forever.

about · who started this

Toni, founder of Nice One Sista
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Keep a voice note from the woman who started this 💕

how it actually works

One circle. One pot. One gathering.

You join a circle of twelve. Real women, real voices. Someone sends a voice note at 7am because something happened and she wanted you to know first. Every month the circle pools £250 and votes on whose dream gets funded — her launch, her healing, the thing she's been putting off for years. Then once a year everyone arrives in the same place. This is what belonging looks like when it goes all the way.

A circle of women, children and dogs walking together down a tree-lined path in spring.

the village · spring equinox 2027

The UK.

spring equinox 2027 · the turn of the light

A steaming wood-fired hot tub beside a woodland stream, spring greenery and low golden light all around.

A wild glamping site in the British countryside. Just us — canvas, woodsmoke, and the wide spring sky over every fire.

Wood fired sauna on the equinox night. Bushcraft in the waking woodland. Land art from what the forest gives us. Cold water swims at first light. A DNB rave as the days tip over into light. A closing fire where every woman's name gets spoken out loud.

The exact location is shared privately with sisterhood members when tickets open.

once a year · the village decides

What happens at Wild Sista Village.

You arrive and something immediately loosens.

There’s a long table of fire cooked food that goes on for hours. The kind of conversation that quietly changes the course of a year. A woman from your own circle runs a workshop — something she’s been holding quietly that finally gets to come out.

There’s an ice bath at dawn that you didn’t think you’d do. You do it. The women on the bank are louder than the cold.

There’s a DNB rave on the equinox. Thirty women. The night the light turns. Nobody has anywhere to be.

And at the end — a closing fire. Every woman’s name spoken out loud. You go home different.

"This is what the circles are building towards."

where you sleep

Wild glamping, not roughing it.

It's a wild glamping site — canvas and timber pitched in the woodland, not a hotel and not a muddy field with a two-man tent. You get a proper bed, a real mattress, bedding, a log burner or a heater, and a door you can close when you need five minutes to yourself.

Beds are shared two or three to a tent with women from your own circle where we can manage it — say the word if you'd rather be on your own and we'll do our best. There are hot showers and flushing loos in a central washblock, a covered communal kitchen and fire-cooking area, and a wood fired sauna down by the water.

Power is limited and deliberately so — a shared charging point, lanterns rather than floodlights, and no wifi worth writing home about. It's March in Britain, so it will be cold at night and glorious by mid-morning. Bring layers and you'll be very comfortable indeed.

what to expect

Five days, paced like a proper weekender.

Mornings have something on. Afternoons are yours. Evenings are fire. Nothing is compulsory — the only thing we ask is that you turn up to the closing.

Thursday — arrive

Pitch-up from mid-afternoon, tea and cake, a slow wander of the site. Fire lit at dusk, first long table, names and voices finally attached to faces.

Friday — the woodland

Bushcraft morning: fire by friction, knife safety and carving, shelter building, foraging what the spring hedgerow gives. Afternoon is loose — sauna, cold dip, nap, or a workshop run by a woman from your own circle.

Saturday — the equinox

Cold water swim at first light for whoever fancies it. Land art from what the forest gives us. Fire-cooked feast at the long table, then the DNB rave as the days tip over into light.

Sunday — slow

Late breakfast, no alarms. Axe and saw work, wild cooking over embers, a long walk. Evening sauna and a quieter fire — the one where people say the real things.

Monday — closing

Pack down together, closing fire ceremony where every woman's name is spoken out loud, and away by early afternoon.

packing and essentials

What to bring to a bushcraft weekender.

Layers

  • Thermal base layers — top and bottom
  • Warm mid layer: fleece or wool jumper
  • Waterproof coat with a hood, no exceptions
  • Hat, gloves, thick socks (more than you think)
  • Something you don't mind smelling of woodsmoke forever

Footwear

  • Walking boots with grip — the woodland will be wet
  • Wellies for camp
  • Dry shoes or slippers for the tent
  • Flip-flops for the showers and sauna

For the water and sauna

  • Swimsuit and a changing robe or big towel
  • Second towel for the sauna
  • Neoprene socks or gloves if you feel the cold

Comfort

  • Head torch plus spare batteries
  • Refillable water bottle and a sturdy mug
  • Power bank — charging points are shared
  • Ear plugs and an eye mask
  • Any medication, clearly labelled, plus your own small first aid bits

Nice to bring

  • Something for the long table — a dish, a bottle of something soft, a story
  • A notebook
  • An offering for the closing fire
  • Any instrument you can carry

Campsite rules are short: fires only in the fire pits, nothing cut from living trees, everything you bring in goes home with you, and phones stay in pockets around the fire.

Women arranging flowers and leaves into a ritual mandala on the forest floor.

a thank you to the founding sisterhood

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To the first 12 women to join the sisterhood —

A free ticket to Wild Sista Village — the full Thursday to Monday. Whichever seat you took — Patron, Sista, or Supported — your place at the table is held, wherever the village lands.

Not because of how much you gave.

A thank you, simply, for believing first.

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spots remaining

three ways in · all welcome

There's a seat here. For every woman.

Choose the seat that fits your season. Village Patrons open the door wider by funding another woman's supported seat every month.

Each circle of 12 — a mix of Patron, Sista & 3 supported seats.

Supported Seat

£0–50 / month

Pay what you can. Quietly held, no questions, fully equal in the circle. The only seat that needs applying for.

Apply for a supported seat

Sista

£60 / month

Full seat at the fire. Full vote. Full love. The pot, the WhatsApp village, the savings towards Wild Sista Village.

Take my seat — £60 / month

Want to do more for the village? The Patron seat is just below.

most loved

For the Women who believe in uplifting others

Village Patron

£120 / month

A Patron seat does two things every month. It puts you fully in the circle — the pot, the voice notes, the village, exactly like every other sister. And your extra £60 quietly funds another woman’s seat — the woman who couldn’t be here without you. You’ll never know most of what that seat means to her. You’ll just know you made it possible.

Become a Village Patron — £120 / month ✦
A group of sisters and a baby gathered together around a table laid with greenery and seasonal offerings.

voices · in the group chat

From the circles.

today
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Raphie

These women funded my brand shoot. Then turned up to it in person 🥹✨

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Zarina

It's the first place I haven't had to perform. I just get to be a person here. x

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Mini

There's so much magic when the women I love come together ✨

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questions

What women ask before they apply.

Most women's circles are about connection without the financial element. Most savings apps are about money without the human element. Nice One Sista is the only thing we know of that holds both — real friendship and real money moving toward real dreams, with a wild gathering at the end of it. It's not a wellness programme. It's not a fintech product. It's something that didn't exist before. We built it because we couldn't find it.