Where will my child sleep?
All camps are held at Youth Hostels owned by YHA, which has more than 80 years experience in providing accommodation for young people. Youth Hostels are safe, clean and comfortable and have lots of outdoor and indoor social and recreation space.

Children are allocated a bunk-bed in a room, sharing with up to seven other children of the same sex and similar age. Male and female toilet and shower facilities are close to all rooms. Sensible lights-out times ensure everyone gets a good night’s sleep and staff accommodation is located nearby, with Team Leaders on duty to ensure your child is able to sleep safe and sound.

What will my child eat?
Your child will be on the go all the time, so it’s important they’re well fed during camp! Breakfast normally consists of cereals, bread or toast, croissants, fresh fruit, yoghurt and fruit juice. Lunch is generally a sandwich, savoury snack, fresh fruit, squash and a snack bar or biscuit. A healthy, home cooked meal will be served every evening. If your child has special dietary requirements please let us know when you book. We can cater for most special diets if we know in advance.

What if I need to contact my child?
Each camp has a contact telephone number, which will be sent to you in an information pack before camp. There is also a central telephone number.

What if my child regularly takes medicine?
It's important we know your child’s medical needs so please complete the medical section on the application form. Your child will need to bring their medication to camp, ensuring it is clearly labelled with their name and instructions on administration. If a child receives more healthcare/medication in the time between booking and staying at camp, you must tell us so their medical form can be updated.

How will my child get to camp?
Return escourted transport is available thanks to First Travel Solutions for an extra charge of £35 per child. When you complete your booking form simply tick if you need transport and our collegues at First Travel Solutions will contact you direct. If you don’t need transport you will be expected to organise getting your child to and from camp.

Can my child practice their faith at camp?
We welcome everyone at camp, whatever faith or background. If it is important that your child practices their faith at camp let us know and we will endeavour to make the necessary arrangements.

What if my child has a problem at camp?
We hope your child will not have any problems at camp but if they do, they can talk to their Team Leader. If your child gets home and they are still not happy please contact us.

What if my child loses something at camp?
We will do our best to return lost property. We recommend you clearly label your child's belongings. If we have to return lost property to you after camp there may be a charge to cover postage and packing.