(Registration from 8:30am)

Ages 8–13

An exciting and educational outdoor activity awaits young adventurers this September.

Participants will take part in an immersive survival scenario: having survived a plane crash on a remote island, they must navigate their way across the terrain to reach an emergency rescue beacon — a two-day journey using only supplies salvaged from the wreckage.

Guided through this engaging challenge, children will learn five essential survival skills:

Shelter – building a safe place to rest
Water – sourcing and treating drinking water
Food – finding sustenance in the wild
Fire – starting and maintaining a fire
Navigation – finding direction without modern tools

This hands-on experience combines fun, teamwork, and practical skill-building, leaving participants with newfound confidence and a memorable story to share.

What to bring:

Closed-in shoes (required)
A water bottle
Weather-appropriate clothing with sun protection (hat, sunscreen, etc.)

Please note: Parents or guardians are required to remain on-site to supervise their children for the full duration of the event.

We look forward to seeing your young survivors there!

Contact the host of Outdoor Skills for Kids