Geography package

A warm welcome to our hostel and its grounds awaits as teams work together to identify physical and human features. 

Did you know you can make your own compass? We’ll show you how!

For hundreds of years maps have helped people travel from one place to another. Where could a map take you? Learn how to get started with a map, understand its symbols and practice navigation skills. 

Along the coastal path, through a local village, around a beautiful lake or across moorland, our expert led guided walks introduce groups to the outside world and its geographical features. Groups may take part in fieldwork, collecting local data and comparing it to your surroundings at home.

Navigate between checkpoints in our orienteering courses designed to challenge young people and build their teamwork  and communication skills.

It’s time to investigate! Young geographers use light meters, anemometers and thermometers to observe, measure and record different microclimates. 

A hands on fieldwork activity where groups work in teams to collect data and observe a local river and its environment.

A hands on outdoor activity observing and exploring micro-habitats using investigative tools.

As the sun sets and the stars begin to twinkle, groups are invited to explore the great outdoors with our expert and friendly teams.

How does life differ in a Protected Landscape? Young people discuss the different needs of local people in this fun role play activity.