Your clue hunting challenge... Old man Jones has lived on the land for years, in his underground bunkers (Escape Rooms), since he was arrested, it turns out he may be rogue MI5 spy! Your mission should you choose to accept it, is to follow the map, find the clues and solve the puzzles to unveil the rogue spy ring and the true identity of old Jonesy.

If you correctly identify all 15 spies, you should be able to crack the code to the locked box to reveal the spy papers and your rewards! ​ Your mission will take an extremely enjoyable walk in 70-acres of private forest, shared with wildlife including, deer, woodpeckers, squirrels, buzzards, owls, rabbits and many wonderful insects and smaller birds. ​ We've laid out a number of clues around the forest. Armed with a site-map to guide you to where the clues reside, you will hunt around the woods to locate the clues and solve each puzzle and ultimately crack the code back as base camp to release your rewards if you're successful. This is a great activity for those who want a taste of the forest but also wish to keep the physical activity dialled down low.
It suits all abilities and ages and can be done as a group, family, pairs or solos. Some of the clue placements are in unusual places but none of them are deliberately difficult to reach.

A great activity to spend a puzzling couple of dreamy hours soaking up the sights, sounds and smells of our glorious woodland location. Expect to walk around 2.5km in total, all at your own pace.

Book Your Team Tasks Today A team-building favourite and used widely by the military to teach, assess and instil leaderhip in its people, our command tasks are ideal ‘ice-breaker’ activities.

These comprise a series of immersive ‘scenarios’ in which a team leader will be chosen, to then take their team through a set ‘command task.’ No special skills are required, the scenarios are typically not overtly physical in nature and all equipment for the completion of the task is provided.

The tasks are also all set at ground level, making them suitable for involvement of those with physical impairments also. We can mix up the leaders, appoint deputies and throw in curveballs along the way, all to test the team’s ability to work together as a cohesive unit.