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Sayers Croft – Conservation and Activities – Ewhurst

Join us for an unforgettable week of adventure and conservation! Develop new practical conservation skills, make a positive impact on the environment, and challenge yourself with a range of exciting activities, including high ropes, axe throwing, climbing, and fire lighting.

Gold DofE Residential Week: Adventure & Conservation in Surrey
Join us for an unforgettable week of adventure, teamwork and conservation in the beautiful Surrey countryside, with the opportunity to complete your Gold DofE Residential section.
Throughout the week, you’ll take part in a wide range of exciting outdoor activities, including high ropes, climbing, axe throwing and campfire cooking. Alongside these adventures, you’ll make a real difference by getting involved in practical conservation projects that help protect and improve the local environment.
Previous conservation work has included clearing ponds, building fences, tackling overgrown brambles and creating log-circle seating areas. These projects directly support the outdoor experiences enjoyed by more than 16,000 children each year.  Living and working together throughout the week, you’ll have the chance to meet like-minded people, develop new skills, build confidence and make lasting friendships.
What’s Included?
  • All meals
  • Dormitory accommodation
  • All activities and conservation projects
  • Opportunity to complete your Gold DofE Residential
Dates
27–31 July 2026
17–21 August 2026
26–30 October 2026
Come along for a rewarding week of adventure, personal development and conservation, and leave with great memories, new friends and a positive impact on the local environment.
Course date:
27th – 31st July 2026
17th – 21st August 2026
26th – 30th October 2026
Course location:
Ewhurst
Course fee:
£385
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