2026
Arrive after lunchtime on Friday. The campsite is open, so you can come whenever you like — but you'll need to pay the owner for any extra nights.
Activities
What we ask is that every man brings an activity to camp. Ideally it'd be something that one of your children would enjoy doing. Thinking of numbers, make it an activity that involves some or many other kids. Some things other dads have brought have been from simple little things to big elaborate things — we all have our own style.
You will probably think of something more creative. We'd love to know in advance, so it'll be on the booking form — but don't worry if you can't think of one right away.
There's always dads v kids games, wide games, a cabaret, and football or cricket or rounders. If you imagine a camp where 30 odd dads all bring something like that, you'll start to imagine what dads camp is like. It's busy, but fun.
How Many
Max 40 dads. First come first served. With an average of 2 kids per dad we usually end up being about 100 in total. You pay the same however many kids you have.
Do invite your dad friends — we're a welcoming bunch and love new dads as it keeps dads camp going.
We always reserve five spaces for guys who haven't been before, and for the Core Group who meet to arrange things before camp.
How Much
£120 per dad covers the costs of this year's camp and safeguards next year's.
Food is included. No-one earns any money from the camp.
You can pay what you feel if £120 is a problem. We want £400 surplus as a deposit/float for next year — any extra is spent at the discretion of next year's core group.
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Join WhatsApp groupCore Group: Arthur Edwards, Miles Guerrini, Freddie Janke, Joe Jarlett, Creag Louttit-Vermaat, Greg Nieuwenhuys, Sid Saunders, Andrew Cox, Jon, Sam, Sam
Interested in becoming a core group member? Get in touch with any of us at camp — we're looking for new members.