Is this bushcraft experience suitable for children?

Yes, the course is designed with families in mind and is safe and engaging for children of all ages under expert supervision.

Do I need any prior outdoor experience?

No prior experience is required. The session is beginner-friendly with all necessary guidance provided.

What should I bring to the session?

Participants should wear sturdy shoes and outdoor clothing appropriate for the weather, and bring water and snacks.

Is transportation provided to the activity location?

No, transport to and from the meeting location in Crieff must be arranged independently.

Are safety tools and equipment provided?

Yes, all bushcraft tools and safety gear are supplied and used under the guide's supervision.

Can I book the experience for groups or private events?

Group bookings may be available; contact Scottish Adventure School directly for arrangements.

Bushcraft Skills with Scottish Adventure School in Crieff | Guided Tour | Workshop

Situated in the heart of Scotland’s rolling countryside, Crieff offers an ideal backdrop for the Scottish Adventure School's Bushcraft experience. This hands-on outdoor adventure invites families and outdoor enthusiasts alike to develop fundamental survival skills in a setting where natural beauty meets practical education. The area around Crieff is characterized by a mix of ancient woodlands, open moorland, and gently undulating hills, typical of the Perthshire region, giving participants an authentic feel for Scotland’s wild heart.

The Bushcraft course itself is a two-hour immersion led by seasoned instructors who prioritize safety and engagement. Participants engage directly with skills such as fire-making without modern aids, creating shelters from natural materials, and learning precise knife handling techniques—skills that build confidence and deepen one's connection to nature. The tactile experience transcends traditional family outings, encouraging teamwork and resourcefulness in an environment where every twig and leaf plays a role.

Crieff’s local environment, rich in Scots pine, birch, and hazel, supports diverse birdlife and occasional sightings of red deer, making the learning experience vivid and alive. The region’s long history of rural craft and self-reliance blends into this offering, situating the school uniquely within Scotland’s wider outdoor education network. Those seeking to venture beyond the classroom find themselves in a natural classroom shaped by centuries of local tradition.

The Scottish Adventure School’s Bushcraft trip stands out as a genuine invitation to step away from digital distractions and reconnect with primal skills. It’s particularly suited for families wanting to learn together, making it both a bonding and educational opportunity. With expert guidance, accessible location, and immersive skill-building, this experience provides a rare, hands-on glimpse into sustainable and respectful interaction with the wilderness.