Bushcraft Adventures

Gift Vouchers
We have now set up a gift voucher scheme. The vouchers are redeemable on any of our courses during 2009. The amount that you can spend must be £5.00 or above, in £5.00 increments up to the cost of a full course.
Upon receiving a Paypal request, we will send you your vouchers via email.
Please click on the link below to start the process

·	how to build a natural shelter, warm and dry enough to sleep in
·	how to light fires in all weathers without matches or lighters
·	how to make string and cordage from your surroundings
·	how to identify edible plants, and how to cook them
·	how to navigate across unfamiliar terrain using features of the landscape and the stars

We can teach you these empowering skills and much more...with courses for adults, or families and children, we would like to welcome you to come and join us around the campfire!

Please come and join us in the Welsh Borders, on a course or at our bush camp where you can join others in a woodland environment sharing skills, and learning things like

STOP PRESS!

Bushcraft Camping at Yellow Wood

Have you found it difficult to find a site that allows campfires? Our stunning location allows small groups to come and share time around a campfire in the Welsh Borders.

All staying will soon have to complete a short course in site and fire management, unless they can prove prior experience

Costs start from £3.00 for kids, £5.00 for adults, then a further charge for firewood used. Please click here further information

TREECLIMBING

For those of you that have been redirected from www.treeclimbing.co.uk please accept our apologies, but the website is unavailable at the moment. Please email for details of our industrial treeclimbing and chainsaw courses. However, you are in the right place to book a recreational treeclimbing day!...please go to 'courses' and on the 'course booking form' the name of the course should be entered as 'treeclimbing'...these are primarily run on Saturdays
You might also like to see this write up!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/fordsmax/autumn06/story/0,,1929585,00.html