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Challenge yourself with a hands-on wilderness survival experience in private woodland. This overnight course is designed for adults who want to learn essential bushcraft skills, test their resilience and build confidence in living outdoors. With guidance from expert instructors, you’ll spend a night camping independently in the woods while applying the skills you’ve developed throughout the day.
The course begins with a full day of practical training in the woods. Instructors will cover essential survival skills, including shelter building, firelighting, tool use, foraging and responsible woodland practices. You’ll learn through hands-on activities, using both modern kit and natural resources.
As the evening approaches, you will put your knowledge into practice by setting up your own camp for the night. You can choose to use tarps, hammocks or natural shelters you construct yourself. After preparing your fire and settling in, the night becomes your chance to test your resilience and adaptability. Staff remain close by but out of sight, ensuring your safety while you experience independent camping.
The following morning begins with breakfast, which you can either prepare yourself or opt for a provided meal at an extra cost. Additional training is given before breaking camp, with an emphasis on Leave No Trace principles. By midday, you’ll leave the woodland with new skills, stronger confidence and a deeper appreciation for what nature provides.
The course takes place in a secluded private woodland in Sevenoaks, Kent. Known for its rolling hills, ancient woodland and seasonal wildlife, the area offers a peaceful yet challenging environment for survival training. In autumn, the woodland is alive with chestnuts, berries, nuts and fungi, providing excellent opportunities for foraging practice.
Sevenoaks is easily accessible from London and the South East, making it a convenient location for those seeking a wilderness experience without travelling far. Private day courses can also be arranged at sites in Croydon and Buckinghamshire for groups who prefer a more tailored event.
Participants must be aged 18 or over and prepared for an outdoor overnight experience in all weather conditions. No prior survival or bushcraft knowledge is required, but a willingness to step outside your comfort zone and engage fully with the training is essential.
All participants are required to complete a booking form and risk assessment prior to attending. Once payment has been made and the booking confirmed, an Event Information document will be sent out. This contains details on location, kit list and important things to know before the course.
This survival camp is run by experienced outdoor educators who are passionate about reconnecting people with nature. Instructors bring years of expertise in bushcraft, ecology and environmental education, ensuring that every participant receives practical guidance as well as a deeper understanding of the woodland environment. The courses are carefully designed to build self-reliance, adaptability, and confidence in natural settings.
The focus goes beyond just learning skills—it’s about building a stronger connection with the outdoors. The programme promotes responsible woodland use, conservation awareness, and respect for the natural world. With offerings ranging from survival camps and creative woodland workshops to corporate team-building and wellbeing retreats, the team behind these courses is committed to creating positive, transformative experiences that leave participants both empowered and inspired.
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, the evening meal on the first day is self-catered, and many participants choose to prepare and cook food over the fire they’ve built. You should bring a packed lunch, snacks, and a meal for the evening that can be cooked or warmed on the fire. This is a chance to apply what you’ve learned while enjoying the unique atmosphere of cooking outdoors.
On the second morning, breakfast will be provided. Having both self-catered and provided meals helps balance independence with support, ensuring you experience the challenge of survival while also receiving some comfort at the end of the course.
British weather is famously unpredictable and it’s common to experience multiple conditions in a single day. Waterproof clothing is essential, and participants are advised to prepare for rain even if the forecast looks clear. Wet weather is part of survival training and provides an opportunity to learn how to adapt effectively.
If extreme weather is forecast, such as high winds or prolonged heavy rainfall, safety measures will be taken. Courses may be rescheduled or postponed if conditions are deemed unsafe, and participants will be offered the option to rebook or receive vouchers.
Sleeping in the forest is very different from camping on a campsite, but with the right preparation it can still be comfortable. A roll mat or foam mat provides important insulation from the ground, helping you to stay warm through the night. You’ll also learn techniques for improving comfort in your shelter.
Tarps are provided for everyone, and hammocks are available for those who prefer not to sleep directly on the ground. Whether you choose a ground shelter or hammock, you’ll gain valuable experience in adapting your sleep setup to the woodland environment.
Outdoor clothing that suits the season is essential. Layered, warm clothing is recommended, as well as good quality socks and durable shoes or boots that can handle rough woodland terrain. A waterproof jacket is strongly advised, with waterproof trousers as an optional extra.
In colder months, thermals are particularly useful. Having the right layers makes a significant difference to your comfort and resilience, especially during the overnight camp. You’ll be spending much of your time outdoors, so clothing should be both functional and warm.
Every participant is expected to bring basic personal kit such as a three-season sleeping bag, a roll mat or foam mat for insulation and a torch. These essentials ensure you can sleep more comfortably and move around safely after dark. A full kit list will be emailed to you once your booking is confirmed.
You don’t need to invest in expensive outdoor gear. Many suitable items can be sourced affordably, and instructors will provide advice on making the most of what you already own. The aim is to prepare you for survival situations without requiring specialist or costly equipment.
There are no toilet facilities at the Sevenoaks woodland site. This is part of the off-grid nature of the camp, giving you a more authentic survival experience.
Participants should bring toilet tissue and hand sanitiser. Guidance on safe and environmentally responsible outdoor hygiene will be provided during the woodland awareness briefing.
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