Plan Your Visit

Once you have booked to come to Cudham the real fun begins, and whether you are an old hand or new to Cudham its worth speaking to our centre co ordinator Tracy about your visit.

Introduction

Once you have booked to come to Cudham the real fun begins, and whether you are
an old hand or new to Cudham its worth speaking to our centre co ordinator Tracy
about your visit.

Group leads will want to think about

Transport
Planning activities on and off site
Food, dietary requirements and deliveries
Sleeping arrangements

For Woodcraft Folk groups more help and advice and the residential checklist link is
here https://woodcraft.org.uk/resources/residential-checklist/

Tracy can be contacted on
cudham@woodcraft.org.uk
020 4519 5501

Cudham Shop

The Cudham Shop sells affordable souvenirs, toys, and firewood, with £5–£10 recommended for spending. All profits directly fund the maintenance of the Cudham Environmental Activity Centre.

What We Provide

The centre team aim to make your visit as stress free as possible we provide lots of
equipment for your group to use.

On site we have

Maps and compasses
Binoculars
Minibeast exploration kits
Sports equipment
Indoor Games equipment
Arts and craft equipment including pens, pencils, paint scissors and paper

Again, it’s always good to get in touch about your programme.

Basic checklist for your visit

We provide

Toilet rolls
Blue kitchen roll in the kitchen
Oven gloves and tea towels
Ecover washing up liquid
Soap for hand washing
Eco Cleaning products and cloths
menstrual products are also provided in our toilets
Bin bags

We suggest bringing the following:

Warm sleeping bags/ bottom sheet/pillow and slip
Toiletries including menstrual products for those who need them
Outdoor shoes
Indoor shoes – we ask you to remove muddy boots
Mobile phone (for emergencies)
Matches
Wood/kindling

For an extra cost we can provided

Bags of wood £15 per bag
Bags of kindling £10 per bag
Bedding £10 a set

Additional Information

Useful Information

Woodcraft Folk’s activities and centres are covered by employers’ liability and public liability insurance, providing that minimum expectations in our policies and procedures are adhered to.

Subject to sufficient supervision by adult volunteers, and a risk assessment having been completed and implemented, groups are covered to undertake activities on site

Adventurous activities such as caving, tree climbing or water sports can only be covered if delivered by instructors at our Centres, otherwise qualified instructors with their own insurance must be engaged.