Quaker Campers meet each year at varying locations around Great Britain. The camp is for all ages, and provides a comfortable community atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.
Catering is individual, but Quaker Campers normally hire a large field for a week's camping, and there is plenty of room for communal activities such the short daily Meeting for Worship, the 'entertainments' and the shared pudding ... very much enjoyed, particularly by the younger element! There are usually around 100 people between about 30 tents and caravans.
There is also plenty of opportunity for bonding; between adults, dogs, teenagers, and children ... and occasionally between these groups! There are normally a couple of 'convoy' trips, such as the group's trips to the Eden Project in 2001, and an afternoon of water-sporting.
In 2009, Quaker Campers plan to meet from 1 August to
8 August at Golden
Square near Helmsley in North Yorkshire.
Further information should be available shortly.
The 2008 camp was held at Norden Farm near Corfe Castle in Dorset.
The 2007 camp was held at Waddecar Scout Camp & Activity Centre in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
The 2006 camp was held at Horam Manor in East Sussex (12 miles from Eastbourne).
In 2005 we camped at Beachcomber
Campsite at Goswick Sands in Northumberland.
Some of the young people visited the Edinburgh Festival fringe
and wrote a report on their
experience!
In 2004 we camped at Holmsley near Bransgore in the New Forest.
In 2003 we sweltered in record temperatures at Bracelands in the Forest of Dean! *** Photos available ***
Over the years, Quaker Campers have camped at various locations around Great Britain
For further information about Quaker Campers, please e-mail enquiries@campers.quaker.eu.org
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