Cool camping ideas with learn to surf and surfboard hire included
Do something different with your mates or family this weekend (ideal for stag or hen activity weekends, corporate group team building or a large family) and stay in alternative accommodation such as a Celtic Roundhouse or a Tipi. Each can sleep up to 10 people, or for larger groups more tipis can be pitched up together.
You are welcome to bring your own food or arrange for us to cook for you!
You do not have to worry about the equipment as we will look after it for you at the beach. At the end of the day we will rinse your wetsuits and hang them up to dry for you, ready to collect in the morning along with your surfboard.
NB: BYO tents are welcome and cost £5 pp per night with a minimum stay of 2 nights in July and August
Facilities include:
Showers – solar powered communal and family rooms
Toilets
Changing rooms
Washing up room in restored railway wagon with solar powered hot water
A stone barn as an emergency sleep space if you get rained out
Pool table
Table tennis
Vending machines
Pay phone
A snoring rabbit!
Plus horseriding, assault course and other activities on site
Minimum of two nights booking for weekends in July and August
The Tipi and Celtic round houses hire nitty gritty
*Erection of tipi on our campsite
*Coir matting floor
*You will need to supply your own sleeping bags and mats
*For safety reasons we do not allow fires or candles in tipis
*We do have barbecue areas around the Centre
Costs below also include a surf lesson and surf hire for the duration of your stay, e.g.1 night stay will entitle you to a surfing lesson and a day’s surf rental, the longer stay will give you a day of surf coaching plus two day’s surfing rental. All prices below are per person, to secure a booking we will require £50pp and then full payment prior to your activity weekend.
Group size 2-5 6-10 11- 20 20 plus
1 night only
(incl. 1 surfing lesson £190 £180 £170 £160
and 1 day hire)
2-3 nights
(incl. 1 day surf coaching £180 £170 £165 £155
and hire for two days)
November 29, 2007 | Permalink