Wild Woods
Team Building & Wellbeing Days
Bring your team out into the outdoors for a uniquely different immersive experience.
Friendly expert guides will safely lead you though new challenges and experiences together in a welcoming woodland environment.
Shift roles, create new bonds and enjoy a grounding and playful experience together. Embrace a sense of wellbeing, plant a seed for regular nature connection and refresh.
Choose from one of our stunning woodland sites around Sheffield all within easy reach of the City Centre.
“Thank you for our [wild woods day] – everybody said how good the whole experience was. We had a great day, and when we were at work on Friday, people were still talking about how much they enjoyed it.”
Shirebrook Valley Nature Reserve
Woodhouse, Sheffield, S13
Storrs Woodland Gallery
Loxley, Sheffield, S6
Manor Lodge
Sheffield, S2
What might a wild woods day look like?
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10am: Gather, introductions and housekeeping
10.30am: Fire lighting activity. Brew.
11.30am: Team building exercise
12pm: Foraging walk / cordage making
1pm: Lunch
1:45pm: Knots and tarpaulins
2.15pm: Team building activity
3pm: Whittling workshop and finish
A session can be tailored to what you would like for your team e.g. an emphasis on team building or an emphasis on wellbeing.
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Starting at 10am you can enjoy a full day, finishing at 4pm.
Not got the time? Come for a morning session or after lunch.
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To get the most out of the Wild Woods experience, a team of between 6 to 20 people works the best.
FAQ’s
Do people need any outdoor experience to enjoy a session or a course?
No experience is required for a fulfilling experience.
Where do the sessions and courses take place?
We use a number of sites around Sheffield, all with their own character. We can also come to you with our equipment so if you have an area you'd like to use, we can certainly discuss it.
What if it rains?
Shelters are provided in the case of rain showers. Sessions will only be postponed in the case of high winds, electrical storms or adverse weather conditions.
Will there be car parking, public transport or bike parking?
All sites have a car park a few minutes walk from the woodland space. They are all accessible by public transport and have safe bike storage.
Accessibility
All sites have welfare facilities including those for disabled people and most spaces will accommodate wheelchair users. The nature of the woodland environment means the ground can be uneven or muddy. If anyone is concerned about this, please do get in touch so we can ensure complete accessibility.
Health and Safety
All sites and activities are risk assessed. Woodland Wellbeing holds liabiity insurance (£10m), SSC permit and certificates in Outdoor First Aid, Paediatric First Aid, Safeguarding and Food Hygiene.
