Advanced Bushcraft & Wilderness Survival Courses
Bushcraft & Survival Courses Specialist Bushcraft Courses Mastercraft Workshops Bushcraft Expeditions
These stimulating, challenging and highly informative bushcraft courses depart from the fundamental survival skills in order to deliver a high degree of immersion and experiential learning in combination with the most adaptable skill-sets available to wilderness bushcraft. Assuming a good foundation of knowledge on which to build, these three very different weeklong courses aim to further cultivate and establish individual wilderness competency and awareness, adding many more ‘tools’ to your established skill-base.
Frequently Asked Questions - such as travel details, food queries & much more general course info!
Frequently Asked Questions - such as travel details, food queries & much more general course info!
| Native Course | |
| Native Bushcraft Course This weeklong intermediate level course of applied bushcraft skills enters where the 'Woodlander' departs. With a familiar mix of campfire-classroom theory and practical forest immersion, you will extend your skill-base to encompass a wider range of topics and techniques. This enabling course prepares you to feel truly competent and familiar in the temperate environment, whilst enhancing a globally relevant and applicable skill base. | |
| Nomad Course | |
| Nomad Bushcraft Course A seven-day journey through the mountains and valleys of Lake District by foot and canoe, mastering the science and realities of 'going light'. Learning to 'journey' through this environment acts as a perfect microcosm for problems that may be encountered during more extended travel. This course delivers a multitude of mountain, canoe and bushcraft techniques encouraging the individual to reflect upon a variety of equipment, trail-craft and expedition methods. The Nomad course would also be very valuable to those completing Mountain Leader log books. | |
| Aboriginal Course | |
| Aboriginal Bushcraft Course A six-day advanced survival course, learning to live as a British Aboriginal. This course is probably our most challenging, yet for those committed individuals who do undertake this experience the transition and rewards are not equalled by any other course we offer. It is not a course for the feint-hearted and often evokes deep reflection upon the meanings and realities of the wilderness experience and our place within it. |












