Nature Activity Holiday Club

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We can’t guarantee that your children will return home clean and tidy, but they’ll certainly be exhausted after a fun day exploring and adventuring outdoors.

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Our club is a mixture of nature based arts and crafts, and bushcraft activities, where children will get a chance to have a go at all sorts of different nature based projects and learn new skills.  Here are some of the other activities they might do:  

• den/shelter building

• team games

• wood work

• tool use

• fire lighting

• campfire cooking

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Our group is small, with a maximum of 15 children.  The supervising adults hold enhanced DBS checks, are first aid trained and have extensive experience of working with children.

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As our groups are so small, tickets sell out quickly.  If you'd like to be on our mailing list so that you can be one of the first to find out when new dates are released contact us her

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​FAQ

​Is this the right club for my child?

Does your child like rolling around in the mud, crawling on their hands and knees looking for frogs, and running around in the rain?  Then yes, it’s definitely the right club for them.  If your child doesn’t like getting dirty, and is happier in an indoor environment then it might not be the right place for them.

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They don’t have to be extroverts, or need to spend the whole time engaging with others, there are plenty of quiet areas where children can just ‘chill out’(the hammock area has become a firm favourite amongst most children and adults) where they can spend time reading, drawing, writing or just sitting and gently processing everything around them.

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Do we need to book for the week or can my child attend for just one day?

Whether you choose a single day, or multiple days, our diverse daily activities promise an engaging experience. We've noticed that children attending for the full multiple days not only build strong bonds with fellow attendees and group leaders, fostering confidence, but also have the advantage of extended skill development as they get to practice and refine their newfound abilities throughout their days with us. 

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What to bring?

We will be spending all day outdoors so children should come dressed for an adventure, in clothes they don’t mind getting dirty.  Long sleeves and trousers area ideal (if it’s not too hot) as there are brambles and nettles onsite.

In addition, they will need to bring:

• Lunch, a snack for the morning and one for the afternoon

• Water bottle – there’s a tap on site for refilling

• Spare clothes (in case they get very dirty). Please make sure they have an extra jumper just in case it gets cooler than we’re expecting.  Even if it's summer the UK weather can be unpredictable.

• Waterproofs if it looks like it’s going to rain. This includes trousers, coat and wellington boots

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Is there a shelter onsite?

Brockley Scout Hut: has a building that we can shelter in, should we need it.  However, if it's just rain then we'll put a shelter up outside as we like to be outdoors as much as possible.

Dacres Wood: We will have a basic canvas shelter up in the woods, and a building we can use if weather conditions make it unsafe to be outdoors (such as in a thunderstorm or in high winds).​

Both sites have toilets.  

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Is the site open to the general public?

No.  None of the sites we use are open to the general public.    

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My child is nearly 5, is it ok for them to attend? 

Unfortunately, we're only allowed to take children after their 5th birthday so that we can remain Ofsted compliant, but we look forward to seeing them when they are old enough to attend.

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