Survival Bushcraft & Archery for Corporate Team Building in Croydon, London & Buckinghamshire

Yes, all participants are required to complete a booking form that includes a risk assessment before attending the course. This ensures the instructors are aware of any relevant health, fitness, or personal considerations that might affect your experience, and it helps them keep the course as safe and enjoyable as possible.

Once your booking and payment have been confirmed, you’ll receive an Event Information document by email. This contains full details about the location, what to bring, and important things to know in advance of the camp. It’s designed to make sure you feel well-prepared and ready for the experience.

Yes, every session is designed to meet your team’s needs. You can select activities such as fire lighting, shelter building, archery, or forest bathing, and we will create a programme that aligns with your goals. We encourage teams to share objectives in advance, so we can maximise learning outcomes and engagement.

All programmes are flexible in duration, intensity, and location. Whether you want a short half-day session or a full-day immersive experience, the activities and challenges are adapted to suit your team’s size, skill level, and objectives.

To start, complete the booking form with your team’s details, preferred activities, dates, and location. Once received, we will assess your requirements and provide a fully customised itinerary along with a tailored quote.

This ensures your experience is personalised, engaging, and aligned with your team’s goals. Any optional extras, such as overnight stays or hammocks, can be included in the custom package.

Yes, all sessions are designed for teams with mixed abilities. Instructors provide guidance, support, and safety oversight, ensuring participants can fully engage without prior bushcraft experience.

Activities can be adapted for those with mobility limitations, allowing all team members to take part meaningfully while maintaining challenge and enjoyment.

Our main woodland sites are Sevenoaks (Kent), Croydon (London), Barnes (London) and Chalfont St Peter (Buckinghamshire). Croydon, Barnes and Chalfont have on-site toilets, while Sevenoaks offers a more remote, off-grid experience without facilities.

For Sevenoaks, participants are briefed on hygiene practices, and guidance is provided on Leave No Trace principles. Water points are available for basic hygiene and hydration.

Yes, we can travel to outdoor spaces or corporate sites within Greater London, Kent, and Buckinghamshire. Travel fees may apply, and we will assess the site to design activities that suit the space available.

Customisation is key: your venue’s layout, facilities, and safety considerations are integrated into the programme, ensuring your team has an effective and engaging experience.

Sessions are designed for a minimum of 5 participants and a maximum of 100. Larger groups can be accommodated with additional staffing or in collaboration with trusted outdoor partners.

This ensures all participants receive attention, guidance, and support while allowing larger teams to engage in meaningful challenges and activities.

Absolutely. Sessions can combine mindfulness-based forest bathing with practical bushcraft or survival activities. This combination helps teams build resilience, problem-solving skills, and well-being simultaneously.

Forest bathing elements are led in a calm, structured way, while bushcraft activities are engaging and team-oriented, creating a balanced and restorative experience for all participants.

Half-day sessions run between 2–4 hours, while full-day experiences can last 5–8 hours. Flexible timing allows teams to choose schedules that suit their business needs and the specific activities selected.

Optional extended programmes, including overnight experiences, can be added to provide deeper immersion and team bonding. The duration is customised based on your team’s objectives and desired level of engagement.