Quality Outdoor Adventure trips for schools to the UK & Europe
Description
Acorn is one of the original providers of adventure residentials for schools, groups and families, with over 40 years' experience.
We have an excellent selection of adventure trips available including:
Woodland Adventure, Wyre Forest, West Midlands
Brecon Beacons Adventure, Wales
Ardeche Adventure, South of France
Mediterranean Adventure, Costa Brava, Spain
Maltese Adventure, Malta
Dordogne Adventure, France
Our range of school activity trips have been created to help young people develop a good sense of adventure & discovery and grow from a little acorn into a majestic oak. That's why it all began in 1982...and why we are still here today.
To find out more please visit www.acornadventure.co.uk or contact us via the details listed here.
Reviews
Overview
3.5
8 reviews
Excellent
25%
Very Good
25%
Average
25%
Poor
25%
Awful
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(September 2024 - Secondary School)
(June 2024 - Secondary School)
(May 2024 - Secondary School)
Great venue but felt let down by Acorn (July 2023 - Primary School)
(July 2023 - Secondary School)
The staff were lovely and very friendly and absolutely did their best to accommodate our needs as they arose. However, if the organisation had been in place prior to the visit - less needs would have arisen for them to need to deal with. (June 2023 - Primary School)
(June 2018 - Secondary School)
Provider Response: Sorry to see you didn't enjoy your experience with us in 2018. We have just started using the Kaddi/Evolve system so just discovered this. We would love the opportunity to resolve this with you so please do contact us to discuss this further.
Provider Response: Sorry to see you didn't enjoy your experience with us in 2018. We have just started using the Kaddi/Evolve system so just discovered this. We would love the opportunity to resolve this with you so please do contact us to discuss this further.
Prestatyn High School booked alongside a group of teenager rugby players with their fathers - issues with them being drunk and abusive.
(June 2018 - Secondary School)
