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A short, action-packed four-hour camp for kids aged 8–15 at Sixacre in Tagoat. Small groups, experienced guides and outdoor skills games make this an ideal supervised autumn outing.
A short, action-packed four-hour camp for kids aged 8–15 at Sixacre in Tagoat. Small groups, experienced guides and outdoor skills games make this an ideal supervised autumn outing.
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Operated by IOAC · Tagoat, County Wexford
At Sixacre in Tagoat, County Wexford, Halloween Camp (Booking for a day) runs a high-energy, four-hour program for ages 8–15 that turns a regular autumn afternoon into a short, concentrated adventure. Located at Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, The Republic of Ireland, the camp uses a mix of mown fields, hedgerow corridors and a tucked-away copse to stage games, team challenges and activity stations. The setting is rural Wexford: low rolling fields, hawthorn hedges, and the occasional kestrel wheeling overhead. That simple, open landscape is exactly what makes a day camp hum—room for relay races, low ropes, shelter-building, scavenger hunts and group problem solving without the traffic of urban parks. Guides with experience in youth programming lead small cohorts—this booking caps groups at 12—so every child meets new peers while staying safe and stimulated. Activities change with the season and the mood of the group: one session might focus on team-vs-team challenges and classic camp games, another on skills like map-reading, basic knots, fire safety talks, and creative outdoor art. What arrives at the end of four hours is a concentrated bundle of confidence, tired muscles and new friendships. Parents should pack a sturdy packed lunch, spare clothes, water and suncream; the operator supplies an experienced guide but not food or extra clothing. Accessibility details were not provided in the listing; contact the operator if you need accommodation for mobility or medical needs. Practical logistics—drop-off and pick-up at the published meeting point, a clear age range of 8–15, and a group size limit—make the day easy to plan around family schedules. What makes this camp special in the local outdoor recreation scene is its commitment to active, inclusive play on real countryside terrain. Rather than artificial playgrounds, children use hedged corridors and field edges to learn spatial awareness, simple navigation and team strategy. The flora—gorse, hawthorn and native grassland—and the presence of small passerines and kestrels offer low-stakes wildlife encounters that nudge curiosity without requiring specialist knowledge. A short historical note: County Wexford has a long rural and maritime history, and community-based programs like this draw on a tradition of outdoor skills passed between generations. Leave no trace principles are emphasized; leaders encourage campers to respect hedgerows, avoid trampling wildflowers and carry out any waste to protect local habitats. This Halloween Camp is an efficient, well-paced introduction to outdoors skills for local families and visiting parents who want a safe, supervised burst of fresh-air activity for kids. Meeting point: Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, The Republic of Ireland. Book early for holiday dates; the limited group size fills quickly, and leaders adapt games for mixed ages while maintaining safety, engagement and a memorable outdoor introduction for every camper.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for children able to participate in active play for four hours with short rest breaks; no special fitness required.
This booking accepts children aged 8–15; leaders tailor activities across that age range.
Meeting point is Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, The Republic of Ireland—arrive on time for check-in.
No. Campers should bring a packed lunch, water and any personal snacks; guides do not provide meals.
Sessions proceed in light rain with adaptable activities; in severe weather the operator will communicate changes or cancellations.
Groups are capped at 12 to keep supervision tight and activities age-appropriate.
Accessibility information was not listed; contact the operator ahead of booking to discuss specific needs.
County Wexford has a long rural and maritime history; local community programs often draw on traditional outdoor skills.
Leaders follow leave-no-trace practices and encourage campers to avoid trampling hedgerows and to pack out all rubbish to protect local habitats.
IOAC is an outdoor adventure centre based in Tagoat, County Wexford. The centre offers a range of supervised, activity-based experiences designed for groups, families and individuals. Activities include High Ropes with full safety gear, Kayaking with safety tips and changing time, Raft Building, Crate Stacking (30 and 60 minute options), Archery, Axe Throwing, Team Challenges, the Berserker Challenge Course and Intercross. Each activity lists age and group suitability where applicable; many activities are suitable for ages 8 and up, and several experiences are designed for groups of four or more. Sessions are offered in short, focused time blocks—commonly 30 minutes or 60 minutes—so visitors can mix and match experiences. Safety is an integral part of the offering: the High Ropes course includes full safety gear, and sessions such as Raft Building and Kayaking include safety instructions. The venue in Tagoat allows visitors to access both land-based and water-based adventures in a compact program. Booking options accommodate school groups, family days out, or small group events by selecting the appropriate session length and activity mix. The activity descriptions clarify duration, participant limits and any age recommendations. IOAC presents a straightforward set of outdoor activities in County Wexford with clear session lengths and safety provisions. The business information, location and trip summaries help visitors select appropriate activities and plan group outings with practical details about timing, age suitability and core safety measures. Trip summaries specify session duration and participant limits to help plan visit logistics and manage expectations for groups and individuals.
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