What to Bring With You

This adventure takes place outdoors over two days, including a night spent camping under a tarp, so please come prepared for changing weather conditions. The list below is a helpful guide to make your experience comfortable and enjoyable.

Camping Gear

Enough clean and dry clothing for your full 2-day stay
At least one full set of dry clothes kept in your vehicle (essential in case your kit gets soaked)
Sleeping bag, sleeping mat, and a warm woolly hat for the evening
A warm jacket or coat for night-time
Torch and basic wash kit
Optional: You may bring your own tent if you prefer

Clothing

Waterproof, comfortable footwear (wellies, walking boots, or any shoes you don’t mind getting muddy)
Comfortable trousers
- Avoid denim if possible—once wet it becomes cold, heavy, and slow to dry
Long-sleeved tops and trousers to help prevent insect bites
Warm layers (shirts, hoodies, jumpers, coat) to stay comfortable in the evening
Peak cap or hat—helpful for shooting
Waterproof jacket and trousers if you have them, or at least a reliable jacket and umbrella
Avoid excessive jewellery (large rings, necklaces, etc.) as these can restrict movement and affect safe rifle handling
NO alcohol before activities
Don’t forget a camera! (Yes, it’s worth mentioning twice!)

Food & Self-Catering

Please bring food for:

2 lunches
1 evening meal
1 breakfast
Plus any snacks and drinks you’d like throughout the adventure

We will provide pots, pans, plates, cups, and cutlery, along with tea, coffee, milk, and fresh water throughout the weekend.

Cooking on an Open Fire

The three simple ways to cook outdoors are:

IN the fire – boiling pans, jacket potatoes
ON the fire – frying
OVER the fire – toasting

Choose foods that are quick to prepare and require minimal pots.

Suggested Menu Ideas

These are only guidelines to help you plan easily and simply.

Cold Foods (quick & no heating required)

Sandwiches, wraps, salads, breads
Quiches, pastries, fruit
Breakfast pastries and cereals

Pre-Prepared Meals

Frozen and pre-cooked meals such as stews, curries, chilli, Bolognese or casseroles
- These are ideal—simple to reheat and only require one pot

Dried Foods

Pasta, boil-in-the-bag rice, noodles with sauce

Breakfast Ideas

Cold options: pastries, fruit, cereal
Hot options: sausages, bacon, burgers, beans, pancakes, porridge

Lunch Ideas

Cold: sandwiches, wraps, cakes, snacks
Hot: soups, noodles, pasta, rice, burgers, sausages

Evening Meal (a hot meal recommended)

Reheated frozen meals
Jacket potatoes wrapped in foil (15–20 minutes in the embers)
Pasta, noodles, rice with a simple sauce

Final Tips

Bring anything you feel will keep you comfortable and happy throughout your adventure.
If you’re unsure about any item or want advice on food choices, just ask—we're here to help.

What We Supply For You

An Air Rifle, pellets, safety glasses & hearing defenders.

Plenty of refreshments.

We do have a few extra items if you are struggling with the kit list such;

Cooking pots, Bivvy bags to keep your sleeping bags dry, foam mats and wool blankets.

Please inform us before your adventure and we may be able to provide some useful items.

Activities in Detail

Bushcraft Survival & Air Rifle Marksmanship 2 Day