Reach for the Trees This School Holiday

Wild bushcraft adventures, den-building, campfire cooking and marshmallow toasting, an unforgettable forest school experience for children aged 5+ during school holidays

Please note: children must be aged 5 by the September before attending (the term after their 5th birthday).

What Is Woodland Adventure Club?

The Woodland Adventure Club is our forest school holiday programme for children aged 5 to 12/13 years, based in a private forest near Exeter. It’s a full day of outdoor freedom, exploration and skill-building, led by trained forest school leaders who nurture confidence, curiosity and creativity.

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Why Parents Love It

Small groups (max of 16 children) for personalised experience
100% forest-based learning in our private woodland, where the natural world becomes the classroom.
Fully trained, caring staff leading every session
Children explore textures, colours and imagination using natural materials gathered from the woodland.
Children develop bushcraft and nature skills, confidence, and resilience
Daily opportunities for storytelling, singing and sharing in a calm, supportive circle.
Real hands-on experiences inspire curiosity and well-being
100% forest-based learning in our private woodland, where the natural world becomes the classroom.

Forest Activities They’ll Love

Each session (9 am-4 pm) is packed with forest fun, including:

Activities vary with the seasons and children’s interests; no two days are the same!
When & Where
Woodland Adventure Club runs during school holidays at Grammarcombe Woods, Ashcombe Estate, near Exeter.
Next Available Holiday Dates:
Pricing & Booking Information
Minimum age requirement – Children must be aged 5 by the September before attending. We are only able to accept children from the September after their 5th birthday.
Children with additional needs

If your child has any additional needs, please contact us before booking so we can discuss how best to support them.

If your child normally has a learning/support mentor or 1:1 provision at school, they will need similar support during the A Touch of the Wild programme. The mentor must be suitably qualified and hold a valid DBS certificate.

To ensure your child’s safety, please make us aware of any additional needs during the booking process. If appropriate support is not arranged in advance, we may require you to provide a support mentor or collect your child from the session.

Still Have Questions
Explore our FAQ page for practical info on forest sessions, how to book, kit lists, safety and routine.
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