Jobs and Apprenticeships at PGL Boreatton Park outdoor activity centre

With as many acres of land as staff, Boreatton Park really does cater for everyone.

Boreatton Park has been part of the PGL centre portfolio since 1978, adding improvements and facilities every year since, which is why there is such an astounding range of activity bases and facilities available.

From raft building in the lakes, canoeing on the river and with over 1,000 mouths to feed every week - there is a job role to suit everyone! With over 250 staff members, you will definitely find some like minded companions to spend your time with and start friendships that will last a lifetime.

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Take a look around Boreatton Park

Great for: Paddlers, walkers, nature lovers and meeting a whole range of new people

Season: February - November

Number of guests: 950 (aged 8-17 Schools, Families and Indies)

Number of staff: 260

Accommodation style: Staff accommodation ranges from shared log cabins, on-site houses with shared rooms and occasionally shared tents in the Summer months.

Facilities

Staff facilities at Boreatton Park include:

Sports barn and activity barn with indoor climbing wall
Football pitch and playing fields
The Crazy Moose and Mini Moose on-site bars
Laundry facilities
Wi-Fi available for staff in communal areas

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Activities available at Boreatton Park include:

Abseiling
Aeroball
Archery
Ball Sports
Canoeing
Challenge Course

Climbing Wall
Fencing
Giant Swing
High Ropes
Initiative Exercises
Jacob’s Ladder

Kayaking
Low Ropes
Orienteering
Pony Trekking
Quad Biking
Raft Building

Rifle Shooting
Swimming
Trapeze
Vertical Challenge
Zip Wire

Local Area

Although Boreatton Park boasts 250 acres of adventure lovers paradise, there might be the odd occasion when you want to break out of the PGL bubble and explore the local area. The local villages of Ruyton-XI-Towns and Baschurch are only 3 short miles away, both with convenience stores and several pubs. If it’s the city lifestyle you are missing, Shrewsbury is 12 miles from the centre where you’ll be spoilt for choice with restaurants, shopping, pubs, clubs, cinema and bowling. For the gnarly adventurers - North Wales is a short drive, with plenty of climbing, walking and paddling.