Experience
If you enjoy the outdoors or whether you are curious about what it is really like to live outdoors and willing to learn then join Jay.  Camping is part of a majority of the packages and you will find a rough guide alongside each package description as some are more advanced, however if unclear get in touch and Jay will clarify. 
 
Level of fitness* & participation
A basic level of fitness is required as most of the taught activities lead on to practical application requiring active participation - for example short excursions to explore the woodland environment or for collecting fire wood or if your course includes open canoes then paddling is a requirement.  To get the most out of the experience some level of participation is necessary and this might include undertaking routine camping activities such as washing up and erecting sleeping accommodation.
 
*If you are unsure about the level of fitness required or to discuss whether you would be healthy to participate please discuss with Jay or your GP, respectively. 
 
Cancelling a booking
See ‘Terms & Conditions’  
 
Cancellation of an activity by Jay
See ‘Terms & Conditions’ 
 
Clothing & equipment
A comprehensive kit list will be sent to you once you have provisionally booked a package.  Jay has a limited amount of personal kit that can hired out at a reasonable cost to cover wear & tear.  
 
Directions
These will be sent to you once your booking is confirmed. 
 
Parking
Vehicles and the belongings left within vehicles are left at the owners own risk.  
Food & drink
All courses are self catering unless otherwise indicated, however snacks & beverages such as tea & coffee are provided 
 
Alcohol
For reasons of 'Health & Safety' alcohol is not permitted during any of the camps or activities 
 
Smoking
Only permitted in designated smoking areas and all cigarette butts must be disposed of in the fire pit 
 
Toilet & washing facilities
Except the parent & child canoe camp washing & toilet facilities are very basic and they include a camp toilet, the option to erect a screened gravity fed shower and wash bowls with as much hot water as you care to boil! 
 
Adverse weather
This might make many of the individual activities more challenging, however Jay would anticipate that they remain achievable and activities will only be cancelled in extreme severe weather.  Group shelters can be accessed for dining and teaching/practicing skills if the weather dictates.