Tribal Adventure Survive | Holiday camp | Crowthorne The Outdoors Project - Crowthorne

Tribal Adventure: Build, Craft & Survive 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 Tribal Adventure: Build, Craft & Survive, an exciting day of bushcraft, creativity and team challenges inspired by tribal life around the world.

Children will become part of their own tribe as they work together to build a woodland camp, develop survival skills and take on fun castaway-style challenges. Along the way they'll learn how different tribes live, work together and survive in the wild, while enjoying a day packed with outdoor adventure.

Using natural materials and their imagination, children will create tribal-inspired crafts, practise den building techniques and develop confidence through teamwork, problem-solving and exploration.

Throughout the day, children will enjoy:

🏕️ Den building and woodland shelter construction
🎨 Tribal-themed arts and crafts
🌲 Outdoor survival and bushcraft activities
🤝 Team-building challenges and games
🧠 Problem-solving, creativity and resilience
🔥 Learning about how tribes live and survive around the world

Perfect for families searching for:

• Outdoor holiday camps near Crowthorne
• Bushcraft camps in Berkshire
• Survival skills activities for children
• Nature-based holiday clubs near Bracknell and Sandhurst
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📍 Location: Wildmoor Heath School, Lower Broadmoor Road, Crowthorne, RG45 7HD

👦👧 Ages: Suitable for primary school-aged children

📅 Dates:
• 28th July 2026
• 25th August 2026

⏰ Time: 8:45am – 3:15pm

A fantastic outdoor adventure where children can build, craft, explore and survive as part of their tribe while developing confidence, friendships and real-world outdoor skills.

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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.