At ACH we strive to create a relaxed and fun-filled atmosphere for every
child that visits us, no matter what the activity.


– age 6-14 years
Come and watch the dynamics of your group change as the day progresses!

Our aim is to provide an action-packed Outdoor Activity day that your students will remember for a long time to come. Our staff are teachers and in-house trained activity instructors. Teams compete for points throughout the day. The highest scoring team receive medals and everyone takes away a prize so there are never any losers!

Our team building days take place primarily at the Glade, Holmbury St Mary RH5 6PG which is situated at the edge of the Hurtwood Forest. Based here we also have use of Holmbury St Mary Village Hall which stands in a clearing and is secure site for belongings and for use of toilets, kitchen facilities and easy access parking. The Low Ropes Challenge Course is situated at Belmont woods and the Great Boat Race takes place at Abinger Hammer stream. Both these sites are a short bus trip away.

Choose from the following 5 activities - all designed to promote and encourage different strengths:

The Glade Map & Directions:

From London: Take the A3 towards Guildford and exit the A3 at the Hook Junction (Chessington World of Adventures turnoff). Follow the A243 which then becomes the A24 towards Dorking. At Dorking, follow the signposts for A25 Guildford. Travel along the A25 through Westcott and Wotton and the next village you come to is Abinger Hammer. Here, turn left onto the B2126 opposite the post office and head towards Holmbury St Mary. Follow this road for just over 2 miles until you come to a triangular green on the right hand side. On this green is the Royal Oak public house. At this point turn right into Felday Glade, continuing to the top of the road, where there is a car park.

From Guildford / A3: Take the A25 towards Dorking. Continue on the A25 to Abinger Hammer. Turn right onto the B2126 opposite the post office and head towards Holmbury St Mary. Follow this road for just over 2 miles until you come to a triangular green on the right hand side. On this green is the Royal Oak public house. At this point turn right into Felday Glade, continuing to the top of the road, where there is a car park.

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