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PGL's head office is based on the outskirts of the small riverside town of Ross-on-Wye. The location is significant, as the local River Wye saw PGL's founder (Peter Gordon Lawrence) launch his very first canoe trips from here in 1957.
A converted country mansion with 150 chalets in the grounds, located on the 'English Riveria’ near Torquay in South Devon: one of the sunniest locations in the UK!
Our 17th century country house in beautiful North Devon, a short drive from Westward Ho! beach and the Atlantic surf. Great for land-based activities and surfing.
250 acres of adventure paradise in the Shropshire countryside! Our flagship UK centre accommodating the largest number of guests and staff.
Purchased by PGL in 2005 and rejuventated thanks to a £2 million development, creating a market-leading adventure centre nine miles from Grantham.
On the banks of the River Wye in Herefordshire where the PGL story began in 1957. Perfect for paddling so ideal for eager Kayakers and Canoeists.
Our Scottish mansion set in almost 60 acres of Perthshire forest with stunning views over the Grampian mountains and Tay Valley.
A converted salmon fishing lodge overlooking the River Wye in Herefordshire, where our younger guests often stay.
PGL's newest centre, just outside Swindon in the Wiltshire countryside. A former conference and events centre offering fantastic accommodation and facilities.
Set in 48 acres of woodland, facing the tidal waters of Wootton Creek on the Isle of Wight.
Our former farmhouse set in a stunning location at the foot of the Black Mountains on the English/Welsh border.
Our specialist field studies centre on the beautiful Isle of Arran in Western Scotland.
Marchants Hill is set within an area of outstanding natural beauty surrounded by 45 acres of woodland in the Surrey countryside, but is also just an hour from London.
One of our largest centres: overlooking the sea, set in 44 acres of downland close to Weymouth in Dorset. Excellent for field studies and land-based activities.
The former country house of Lord Hereford, situated at the foothills of the Black Mountains on the English/Welsh border with the River Wye close by.
PGL occupies part of this holiday park on the south-east side of the Isle of Wight, adjacent to one of the island's finest beaches and the National Trust's Culver Down.
An impressive Grade II listed mansion house set in 21 acres on the Sussex Downs, close to Hastings.
A 19th Century country house with 50 acres of on-site activities, close to the beautiful Lake District with plenty of outdoor activities on offer.
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