Day Camps

Divided into two teams guests are issued army jackets and choice their favourite blasters before heading to one of the two battle zones to guard their camp, hunt the escaped prisoners, protect the president and defend the secret radar.

The range helps develop team’s skills and personal skills such as hand eye co-ordination and team work.

A fun exercise, which teaches children how to use natural foliage and the environment to avoid detection. Will you be able to creep up on the staff to win a prize!

One of the oldest skills know to man used for hunting and battle. More exciting than the average fixed point range children will stalk through the woods to find their targets.

Children will build a variety of improvised survival shelters using natural materials they gather from the land. Mini shelters are the perfect tool to demonstrate these skills.

One of the most important bushcraft and survival skills. You will be taught its many uses and methods of lighting both modern and ancient.

Having established a fire this is an opportunity to learn some backwoods cooking skills. These may include smoking meats and root vegetable ember cooking. All guests cook a sausage on a stick for their lunch.

An activity for the older guests. Our Bushcraft experts teach a variety of technics which the children will get a chance to practise.

Popular with our younger guests. After gathering fur cones, sticks, leafs, stones, mud and much more from the woods and meadow it’s back to the art tent to let their creative minds take over.

A variety of fun team and individual games played in the meadow by all ages.