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What you can find at Boreatton Park

As our largest centre, Boreatton Park is packed full of handy facilties for your child to enjoy between activities. Whether they are looking to chill out, grab a snack, buy a gift for mum or dad, or socialise with their new friends, Boreatton Park has everything they need.

What’s on the menu at Boreatton Park?

Tasty meals and plenty of choice to please even the fussiest of eaters

Adventure is hungry work! Kids at Boreatton Park enjoy three nutritious meals a day in our dining rooms, picking and choosing from a varied menu of delicious family favourites.

Hot and cold meal choices with vegetarian options

Self-service fresh salad bar

Fresh fruit available with every meal

Allergies, intolerances and special diets catered for

‘Fussy Eater Guarantee’ ensures no child ever goes hungry

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Kids love sleepovers at Boreatton Park

Sharing a room with new friends is part of the PGL experience! We have a range of accommodation at Boreatton Park, from staying in the grand mansion house, woodland lodges or our new cosy cabins. Our rooms at Boreatton Park are clean, warm and cosy, with comfy beds and clean bathrooms close by. After a long day of action, our young adventurers look forward to a fantastic nights’ sleep, ready for more excitement tomorrow.

Mansion House

The mansion house was built in 1857 and is a rare ‘calendar’ house with four main doors, 12 chimneys and 365 windows. There are two floors of dorms with 8–16 beds per room and toilets/showers nearby. This is usually where the 8–11s, and some 11-13s stay.

Cabin Village

NEW Cabins – Our wooden cabins combine the perfect blend of sleeping in nature and comfort. All the cabins are grouped together in their own cabin village, which has shower and toilet facilities nearby and a central sheltered communal area to relax in.

Tall Timbers Lodges

The ‘Tall Timbers’ Lodges in the grounds have mainly four or six beds in a room with en-suite showers/toilets. These are normally for 11–13s and 13–16s. The 13–16s will also have their own chill out room.

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Adventure for all ages at Boreatton Park

We’ve learned that children get the most from their PGL adventure when they’re with kids their own age, which is why at Boreatton Park we split our kids’ camps into three main age groups. Not only do children feel more confident and relaxed around same-age peers, it means their adventure will be perfectly tailored to suit their ability, offering age-appropriate excitement, challenges and activities to provide maximum enjoyment from their Boreatton Park holiday.

Our overlapping age ranges give you the option to choose the best group for your child if they are sitting at the upper/lower age limit.

8-11 Years

Adventures that build independence whilst meeting new people and making friends in a fun and supportive environment.

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11-13 Years

Explore the outdoors and grow in confidence through self discovery.

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13-16 Years

Boost Boost resilience, teamworking skills and self-belief on an unforgettable outdoor adventure.

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Which Boreatton Park adventure will you choose?

From dipping your toe into a short and sweet DISCOVER! Adventure, diving into the full multi-activity experience with an EXPLORE! Adventure or trying something extraordinary with an TRAILBLAZE! Adventure specialist interest camp – there’s something for everyone at PGL Boreatton Park.

Which adventure will you choose?

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Your child is in safe hands at PGL

At PGL it is safety first, always. We go above and beyond to ensure every young person is in safe hands at all times.

Everything we do is built on five protective pillars:

Safe People All our people are rigorously selected for their capabilities, DBS checked, fully trained and continually assessed to ensure they meet the highest safety standards possible.

Safe Places Our sites and buildings are managed to reduce all possible risk before any child arrives, including segmented accommodation, secure perimeters and stringent equipment standards. Our English sites are registered, governed and regularly inspected by OFSTED.

Safe Spaces Every child is different, so to make our environments as encompassing as possible every colleague is SEND trained. We offer language inclusivity and over-and above access for all. We also operate a zero-tolerance policy on illegal practices, prohibited items and non-compliance with our behaviour expectations.

Safeguarding Trained to act as ‘first-responders’ to safeguarding red flags, PGL colleagues are versed in spotting risks (across mental health, self-harm, sexual and physical wellbeing) and acting quickly to escalate any concerns or stop harmful behaviour.

Safe Travels Our escorted travel service is offered to enable young people to travel further afield in a safe and supported manner. We also aim to ensure travel provision is adaptable to the needs of every child.

Safe People All our people are rigorously selected for their capabilities, DBS checked, fully trained and continually assessed to ensure they meet the highest safety standards possible.

Safe Places Our sites and buildings are managed to reduce all possible risk before any child arrives, including segmented accommodation, secure perimeters and stringent equipment standards. Our English sites are registered, governed and regularly inspected by OFSTED.

Safe Spaces Every child is different, so to make our environments as encompassing as possible every colleague is SEND trained. We offer language inclusivity and over-and above access for all. We also operate a zero-tolerance policy on illegal practices, prohibited items and non-compliance with our behaviour expectations.

Safeguarding Trained to act as ‘first-responders’ to safeguarding red flags, PGL colleagues are versed in spotting risks (across mental health, self-harm, sexual and physical wellbeing) and acting quickly to escalate any concerns or stop harmful behaviour.

Safe Travels Our escorted travel service is offered to enable young people to travel further afield in a safe and supported manner. We also aim to ensure travel provision is adaptable to the needs of every child.

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What our adventurers are saying…

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FAQ

What’s included in the cost of the PGL trip?

Everything your school or group needs is included in the cost of the camp at Liddington, with accommodation, activities, equipment, food and drinks all covered in the price per person!

What happens in the evenings?

The fun doesn’t stop after the day’s activities! After dinner, our evening entertainment programme will keep your class or group amused until it’s time for bed. We’ve got discos, campfires, quizzes and loads more! We want to create a schedule perfect for your group, so if you have anything in particular then just let us know and we’ll do our best to plan it into your group’s itinerary!

What should I pack for my child's overnight stay?

Some essential items that you should make sure are packed in your child’s bag are:
• Tops/t-shirts (for daily adventure activities)
• Trousers/leggings (for daily adventure activities)
• Sports kit (for sports teams and sports activities)
• Evening clothes (for discos, quizzes, evening games and more)
• Towels
• Toiletries
For an extensive list of what to pack, see our packing guide!

Does my child need waterproofs for their residential trip?

We think it’s certainly worth bringing a waterproof. The weather is always unpredictable and we’ll all be outside enjoying adventure activities no matter the weather! So, bringing a waterproof means your child is covered if it does start to rain.

Can I contact my child during their camp stay?

If they want to buy something to take back home with them then they can bring money to spend at our gift shop. We suggest about £10 per child, either as cash or on a pre-paid card. We have lots of goodies to choose from, including caps, pens, t-shirts, mugs and more! If your child is with a uniformed group they can also get a badge to take home.

What facilities does the camp have?

Yes, you can contact your child while they’re on camp. If your child is taking their mobile phone, they can contact you during their free time (highlighted in our Mobile Phone Policy). But if they’re not bringing a phone to Liddington, then they can always let a member of the PGL team know that they’d like to contact home and they’ll get that organised. You can also get in contact with your child if needed, by calling our Liddington centre or through contacts provided by your child’s group leader.

Do you cater for special dietary requirements?

Yes, we can cater for lots of dietary requirements, including coeliacs, diabetics, guests with food allergies and vegetarians/vegans. If your child or anybody in your group has specific dietary requirements whether for religious, cultural or medical reasons, just let us know at the time of booking so we can make sure they’re catered for at Liddington.

What safety measures are in place at Liddington?

We have a huge emphasis on safety, starting with the recruitment of our staff and continuing through to all of our activities. As a founder member of BAPA (British Activity Providers Association) and a licence holder for activities in scope of AALA (Adventure Activities Licencing Authority) regulations, we make safety our priority.
A risk assessment has also been carried out at Liddington, with risks being outlined and managed. The risk assessment covers the grounds of Liddington, as well as all of the activities available at the centre.
Our Activity Instructors are experts in their area, trained and assessed both in-house and by external assessors. They’ll be there during every activity to make sure they’re completed safely and correctly.
New staff complete a comprehensive induction and job specific training followed by regular observations, feedback, reviews and assessments.

Is there parking available at Liddington?

There are on-site parking facilities available at Liddington.

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