Willow Tree Centre – Campsite, Training and Outdoor Centre
The Willow Tree Centre is a multi purpose outdoor centre in an attractive rural setting of 15 acres, bordered by woodland and within easy reach of London. More than 8,500 people use the extensive facilities at the centre each year and it’s a popular location for Guide groups and other youth organisations including Scouts, Girls Brigade, Duke of Edinburgh expeditions as well as local schools and businesses. The Centre can sleep 33 people in the Holiday House; this includes a training and function room to accommodate 80 visitors. There are 3 large campsites and grounds that can cater for over 1,000 people.
We offer a full range of activities including archery, orienteering, pioneering, basketball and football. All of our facilities provide excellent access for those with physical disabilities and special needs.
Whether you are looking for an action packed weekend adventure or a more relaxed break exploring the 700 acres of surrounding woodlands, as a base for trips to London or the wider countryside around, Willow Tree Centre is an ideal venue.
GUIDES & YOUTH GROUPS
Willow Tree is a popular choice for Guides, Scouts and other youth groups in the Middlesex area and it’s easy to see the reason. Its purpose built house, three large fully equipped campsites, wide range of activities including assault course, pioneering, low level challenge course, spiders web, nightline, orienteering and camp fire circle are all bordering over 700 acres of accessible ancient woodland.
SCHOOL TRIPS
Get closer to the great outdoors and expand your classroom learning. Willow Tree is a safe and secure site with electronic entrance gate and CCTV cameras and provides great access to the countryside. National Curriculum linked resource packs are available for Early Years Foundation Stage, key stages 1 & 2. Topics covered include history,science and technology as well as sport based activities.
TRAINING & TEAM BUILDING
Our large training and function room is ideal for day meetings, conferences, team building courses and seminars. It comes complete with flip charts, whiteboards, projection screens, TV and Wi-Fi access. If you want to break out of the classroom environment, do try your hand at the horizontal climbing wall or low level challenge course before relaxing over a hard earned drink around the BBQ.
More than 8,500 people visit Willow Tree every year. Here’s just some of their feedback
I think that this is the best traditional campsite I’ve been to in 30yrs of Scouting.
Willow Tree offers a wonderful opportunity to explore ourselves and our environment.
What a fantastic site, the children can explore in complete security.
Working Day – 2 October 2010
To help us prepare the Willow Tree centre for the winter months, we need your help and will be having a Working Day on Saturday 2nd October.
There will be plenty of jobs for all ages so come along and help us maintain the 15 acres of grounds that are enjoyed by thousands of people every year. There will be a special reward for dads with petrol strimmers!