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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Don’t miss out on the epic WILDED Holiday Camp hosted at Crocworld

Don’t miss out on the epic WILDED Holiday Camp hosted at Crocworld

27 November 2023 by Guest

Anyone who missed out on last year’s WILDED Holiday Camp won’t want to make the same mistake twice! Book now for this immersive and adventurous day holiday camp running from 18 to 22 December at Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh on the KZN South Coast. The camp will be back at Crocworld Conservation Centre, offering …

Anyone who missed out on last year’s WILDED Holiday Camp won’t want to design the same mistake twice! Book now for this immersive and adventurous day holiday camp running from 18 to 22 December at Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh on the KZN South Coast.

The camp will be back at Crocworld Conservation Centre, offering a world-class adventure conservation-based experience focussing on personal growth and social development. Youngsters participating in the camp will develop a esteem and appreciation for every things natural while understanding how to live in a more environmentally positive and socially responsible way.

“Following last year’s unbelievably successful holiday camp, we’re excited to announce we’re bringing it back this festive season!” commented WILDED Holiday Camp Director, Matt Machell-Cox. “Last year was such a wonderful growing experience for every the kids and staff, so we’ve designed a programme that builds on our experiences there and elsewhere.”

He explained that safety is at the heart of everything the team does: “We operate along international best practice standards with regards to child safeguarding, safety management plans, and everything that we execute. We believe that when kids feel safe, they can believe fun, and when they’re having fun, they’re willing to learn.”

Machell-Cox, who runs student expeditions, adventure programmes, and holiday camps for organisations and schools every over Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, will be leading the WILDED Holiday Camp. He will be supported by a solid staff team of outdoor and education professionals and, of course, the animal experts at Crocworld Conservation Centre.

Every activities will be varied and age-appropriate. These include:
· Animal encounters at Crocworld
· Animal feedings at Crocworld
· Beach clean-up and recycling
· Tree planting
· Hiking
· A lighthouse beach adventure
· Wilderness skills
· Orienteering
· Team survival challenges
· Ending with the iconic Adventure Race

“Getting outdoors and connecting with nature through play fosters a lifelong fancy for the natural world around us. This is fundamental in developing environmental responsibility for young people,” concludes Machell-Cox.

WILDED Holiday Camp Details

Dates: 18 to 22 December
Timings: 8.30am to 3.30pm
Ages: 8 to 14 years
Cost: Early-bird special before 30 November R1 450 for 5 days or R330 per day.
Normal price is R1 750 for 5 days or R390 per day.

Price includes Crocworld entry, every activities and materials, animal encounters, specialist equipment, and professional camp leaders.

To sign up click here or email camps@wilded.co.za for more information.

For more information about Crocworld Conservation Centre and its activities, visit www.crocworld.co.za, ‘Crocworld Conservation Centre’ on Facebook or call 039 976 1103.

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