Waterproof clothing
Suitable outdoor clothing (minimum of 2 sets - several layers system is best with a woollen outer layer as ‘fleeces’ are easily damaged by sparks from fire).  Bright colours are not recommended if you want to see wildlife!
Woolly hat
Sun hat
Sleeping bag - 3 season
Bivi bag (optional)
Light weight tent or tarp
Insulating sleeping mat
Knife, spoon, mug, bowl, plate
Water bottle (at least 1 litre)
Torch with fresh batteries and 2 spare sets
Wash kit and towel
Personal toiletries / medication
whistle
Small first aid kit (plasters, bandages, headache pills)
Blanket for sitting around campfire in evenings
Camp chair
Insect repellent and sunscreen / lip salve
Notebook and pencil
Small day sack
Stout walking boots with warm socks
Training shoes and/or sandals for around camp in dry conditions

Optional
Sunglasses
Binoculars
Camera



Please note

All students on the Woodland Bushcraft and Survival Course will be loaned a fire flash, a knife and a folding saw.

Axes must not be used at any time unless given permission from the instructor.

Alcohol is not allowed on bushcraft courses. However, if you stay on at one of our bush camps, it is allowed in moderation.

Yellow Wood Bushcraft

Kit List

BUSHCRAFT ADVENTURES

As you become more experienced and learn about bushcraft you will feel more comfortable with less gear.  Wait to see what works for you and others before buying any new kit!  As a minimum, though, you do require: