Camping and bonfires
Tents and a bonfire out on the open field. Both are provided by the resort — you do not need to bring kit.
things to do, and not do
Most of it happens on the field or in the garden. The rest happens in the hut in the middle of the property, usually after dark and usually louder than anyone planned.
Cricket, football, and whatever else
The field is the biggest space on the property and it takes a full team game without anyone having to be careful about it.
Photograph pendingThe badminton court
Badminton
A court within the property, with a stairway alongside that people end up sitting on to watch.
Photograph pendingThe court in use
Volleyball and throwball
The same court, used as a multi-purpose one. Say what you want to play and it gets set up.
The single line, and the rope bridge
Two crossings strung between the trees, side by side. Neither is difficult. Both are harder than they look from underneath.
Photograph pendingThe seesaw and swing
The seesaw and the swing
A seesaw for children, and a swing to sit on and not do very much.
Photograph pendingThe rain dance area
Rain dance
A shower rigged overhead in the garden. It is the one thing here that works better when the weather does not.
Photograph pendingThe hut, and the games
Carrom, cards and board games
Provided by the resort, and played in the hut at the middle of the property. This is what the evenings turn into when a group is here together.
Photograph pendingThe hut set up for karaoke
Karaoke
Mics and speakers are in-house. Bring your own regrets.
Whether each of these is included in the tariff or charged separately — and any age or supervision rules for the rope crossings — is TBC and being confirmed with the resort. Ask us and you will get a straight answer rather than a guess.
planning it around a group?
Camping, team games and karaoke all work better with numbers. Tell us how many and roughly when, and we will tell you what fits.