Accessible adventure weekends
Weekends of fun for people living with a disability - and their friends and family
Weekends typically cost around £200 per person or £600 for a group of 5
We run adventure activity weekends throughout the year that include people living with a disability. Great for short breaks in themselves, properly trying a sport out or if you would like to try out how well we can meet your needs on a subsequent longer trip.
We offer both “open weekends” and "family/friends" bookings.
Open bookings allow an individual (or two) to sign up on fixed dates to join a group of like-minded folks to have fun outdoors.
Family/Friends bookings are for if there are a few more of you (around four is ideal) you choose the dates, customise the times and generally it costs no more than joining four folks onto an open course - and it is bespoke to you.
Cave Weekends
Make a weekend of it
Exploring underground for the whole weekend. During the weekend we run either a horizontal cave day followed by a ropes and ladders day or two ropes and ladders days for those who have already caved with us.
You get to mix with a range of experience levels and come away with great friends and stories.
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments (ambulant)
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairments
Rock Climbing Weekend
Get started in Rock Climbing
Where the "try rock day" is all about getting hands on the rock and having a great experience and focuses on helping people get started in the sport of climbing.
Mixing indoor and outdoor venues we look at all the skills needed to safely take part in climbing. You will leave ready to walk in to a climbing wall with the skill needed to use an indoor climbing wall as a regular user and to be an outdoor “second”.
We have three great venues - two of which are wheelchair accessible - the third venue on the third day is great for those with visual of communications imparements - looking to climb longer and harder.
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairements
Canoe Rivers, Expeditions and Overnight Journeys
Canoes: built for travel, traverse and adventure
Canoe camp out weekend
Ever fancied hopping in a canoe, cooking your meals on a fire and coming back by paddle one or two days later? Covering all the content and skills of the two days weekend experiences - with extras. Learn to construct a shelter from tarp, sleep in hammocks and work wood with traditional whittling into the tools you need. With no accommodation costs it’s an excellent and cost effective way to spend a memorable weekend with family and friends. Taxis are available from the train station so you don’t need to drive!
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairments
River Canoeing
This is the next stage for many looking for further things to do in canoes. We have a range of rivers for different abilities. Some experience is necessary - a weekend introduction to paddling (above). Some rivers require camping, some we stay in self catering accommodation and some we base from hotels. On rivers, boats cannot be stabilised so plan to get wet at some point. We can combine the weekend course with a river to make an amazing weeks holiday for an up for it group. (With a rest day in between)
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments (ambulant)
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairments
Micro Yacht - Length of Windermere - Overnight Indoor Accommodation
Taking Seapig as far as she will go.
Already been on a sail?
Now try dinghy cruising aboard our micro yacht. Wetroom accommodation overnight in Ambleside
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments - Self transfer
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairements
Canoe Sail Weekends
Canoe sailing is founded on the love of zooming around in a boat that barely weighs more than you do. Exhilarating, quick and easy to get started. A weekend of getting to grips with small sailboats with an emphasis on maximising fun.
Canoe Sailing is loved by many people particularly those with mobility impairments - it is solo, out of chair, exhilarating and independent.
Visual impairments
Mobility impairments
Autism and Learning Disabilities
Hearing impairments
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