Desert Survival Challenge | holiday camp | Crowthorne The Outdoors Project - Crowthorne

Desert Survival Challenge Holiday Camp (Ages 5–11) | The Outdoors Project Crowthorne

Looking for an outdoor holiday camp near Crowthorne, Bracknell or Sandhurst? Join The Outdoors Project's Desert Survival Challenge, an action-packed day of bushcraft, survival skills and team-based outdoor adventures.

Children will discover how people survive in some of the world's harshest environments while learning practical outdoor skills through hands-on activities and challenges. They'll learn how to find water using traditional dowsing techniques, build natural water filtration systems, navigate using the sun and even try solar fire lighting.

Once they've mastered the basics, teams will put their survival knowledge to the test in the ultimate Desert Survival Challenge, choosing essential equipment, solving problems and planning their escape from extreme desert conditions.

Throughout the day, children will develop:

🌞 Navigation and survival skills
💧 Water sourcing and filtration techniques
🔥 Fire-lighting and bushcraft skills
🧠 Problem-solving and decision-making
🤝 Teamwork, communication and resilience
🌲 Confidence and independence in the outdoors

Perfect for families searching for:

• Bushcraft holiday camps near Crowthorne
• Outdoor adventure camps in Berkshire
• Survival skills activities for children
• School holiday clubs near Bracknell and Sandhurst
• Nature and outdoor learning experiences
• Summer holiday activities for primary school children
• Outdoor STEM and problem-solving activities

📍 Location: Wildmoor Heath School, Lower Broadmoor Road, Crowthorne, RG45 7HD

👦👧 Ages: Suitable for primary school-aged children

📅 Date: Tuesday 18th August 2026

⏰ Time: 8:45am – 3:15pm

A fantastic outdoor holiday camp for adventurous children who love exploring, learning new skills and taking on exciting challenges in the great outdoors.

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With a non-competitive environment, children feel more relaxed and can challenge themselves to try new things in a fun environment, unlike sports specific clubs, as every person has something they excel at in nature.