Join a yoga class in Buckfastleigh, Devon.
I aim to offer a style of yoga that feels accessible, thoughtful, and supportive — especially if you’ve ever felt like yoga “wasn’t for you.”
Enjoy a creative, vinyasa-inspired flow designed to help you slow down, move with awareness, connect with your breath and feel more at home in your body.
Small group classes so you can feel part of a supportive community
No mirrors, no pressure, just real people finding a bit of balance in the week
Mats and props can be provided (with prior arrangement)
Beginners’ Courses
I know from experience that starting a new movement practice can feel intimidating. Our rolling four week beginners’ courses are a great way to learn the basics in a supportive environment and make some new friends along the way.
Our next course is starting on Wed 8th April from 6:30pm - 7:30pm and will run for four consecutive weeks.
Everything you need to know about group classes
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Currently only our Beginners’ Course is running. Please register your interest if you’d like to join an open class.
Choose an option that suits you:
Pay As You Go - £12
6 Class Pass - £60
Book a PAYO class using the button below.
If you’d like to purchase a Six Class Pass please Get in touch .
Location:
Classes are held at Scorriton Village Hall, Buckfastleigh
There is plenty of parking on site.
Conveniently located for people coming from surrounding villages including Holne, Scorriton, Dean and Buckfast with easy access from nearby towns such as Buckfastleigh and Ashburton
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Ideal for people with busy lives, the classes offer a pause in the week—a chance to slow down, release tension, and reconnect with yourself through movement.
These classes are designed to be welcoming and engaging for a range of bodies and experience levels. Beginners are supported with clear guidance and options, while more experienced practitioners are invited to explore depth and variation within the flow.
The focus is on attentive, breath-led movement that builds awareness of how you move and feel, encouraging a strong connection between body and mind.
If you’re completely new to yoga or would prefer more detailed guidance, a dedicated Beginners’ Course is available to help you feel supported and confident.
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Classes are held in person and last for one hour.
We often begin slowly with time to settle onto our mats through breath work and gentle, exploratory movement.
As the class progresses, the level of challenge gradually builds—inviting strength, curiosity, and focus—before easing back into slower movement and rest towards the end of the session.
Each week brings a different focus. Sometimes we slow things down to explore poses in more detail; other times we follow the rhythm of the breath, moving fluidly—often with music—to encourage a sense of flow.
One-to-one sessions
Tailored to your body, experience, and goals, these sessions give you the space to move at your own pace and explore yoga in a way that suits you.
£40 per hour
Kind words
A gift from me to you
You’ll find below a handful of pre-recorded yoga sessions you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home.
Unroll your yoga mat and nourish your nervous system with this gentle autumn flow.
30 minute Unwind and Restore Class
20 minute Energising Flow for Sluggish Mornings
A beginner friendly sequence to shake off those cobwebs and set you up for the day.
Settle into stillness, relax your body and calm your mind with this short yin yoga sequence. Use this practice before bed or during the day to support releasing feelings of anxiety, tension and stress.
30 minute Cosy Evening Yin
Take a movement break with this fifteen minute sun salutation sequence. Perfect to use as a morning warm up or as a short practice to destress during your day.
15 minute Beginner’s Mini Flow
meet your teacher
and her yoga dog, Gus
Camille’s teaching style is light hearted and playful with an emphasis on what works for you in a pose - empowering you to feel comfortable and strong, on and off the mat.
Over the years she has grown an increased appreciation for yoga as an embodiment practice and it’s ability to draw us out of our busy minds and into our bodies.