CRIEFF GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours of Hands‑On Bushcraft: Family Survival Skills in Crieff
A guided, two‑hour outdoor session teaching fire‑making, shelter‑building and knife safety—designed to teach practical skills and confidence in nature.
Two Hours of Hands‑On Bushcraft: Family Survival Skills in Crieff.
On the edge of Crieff, this two‑hour, family‑focused bushcraft session teaches core outdoor skills—fire‑making, shelter construction and knife safety—through hands‑on practice with an expert instructor, offering a safe, engaging way to connect with the landscape and each other.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Family‑friendly outdoor learning
A structured, approachable introduction to bushcraft designed for participants of all ages, so parents and children learn together in the same session.
Core survival techniques
Participants practice essential skills—fire‑making, shelter‑building and safe knife use—through guided, hands‑on activities that focus on practical competence.
Expert, hands‑on instruction
An experienced bushcraft instructor leads every stage, supervising activities to ensure safety while encouraging active learning and discovery.
What the day feels like
What the session feels like
The experience is practical and immersive: a brief safety introduction followed by supervised, hands‑on practice of bushcraft techniques and a short wrap‑up to review what you’ve learned—an active, social two‑hour dive into outdoor skills.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this session is best for
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Wear comfortable outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear; bring a water bottle and snacks; pack weather‑appropriate gear such as a raincoat, hat or sunscreen; bring a sense of adventure and willingness to learn.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the bushcraft session?
The activity is two hours in duration.
Where do we meet for the activity?
Meeting location is Ardvreck School.
What skills will we learn?
Participants will learn fire‑making, shelter‑building, knife safety and a variety of practical survival techniques.
Is this suitable for children?
Yes — the experience is family‑friendly and suitable for all ages.
What should participants bring?
Bring comfortable outdoor clothing, sturdy footwear, a water bottle, snacks and weather‑appropriate gear (raincoat, hat, sunscreen as needed).
Who leads the session?
An experienced bushcraft expert provides hands‑on guidance and supervises all activities.