Camp Craft

Mountaineering and hillwalking is one of the fastest growing hobbies and sports in the world and can be appreciated even greater if you acquire the basic training on how to look after yourself in the great outdoors.



One of the most important fundamentals of outdoor life is to have the ability to look after yourself, It is your responsibility to ensure that you are as prepared as you can be to undertake your set out objectives, you owe it to yourself and to others.

In doing so you add a new dimension to the enjoyment of your adventures and become a more proficient walker, trekker or climber.

So if this is your aim we are here to help you. We have devised programs that will give you the expertise and confidence to have a more enjoyable and adventurous life in the great outdoors
So why not join in on one of our skills training events, you owe it to yourself to be prepared.

If you are planning to climb abroad, in the Alps, Scotland, or further afield in the popular mountainous regions of the world, you will certainly benefit from our knowledge. Come for a day, weekend or week of Skills Training.

We also design courses to suit the individuals needs, depending on the particular objective in mind. Let us know your objective and we design a suitable training program.

"Success is in Preparation"

One of the great enjoyments of outdoor life is to be self sufficient, we now have 1,2 and 3-day events that cover all aspects of living in the outdoors.

Areas Covered

Cooking, erecting, positioning and living in tents in all kind of weather and conditions.Co-ordinated by Pat Falvey who contents that proper camp craft can add to the pleasures of treks and expedition here in Ireland and abroad.

Pat has endured the pleasures of having to live in tents for periods of up to sixty days at a time on expeditions. From the rolling hills of Ireland, to the colds of Antarctica, and to the highest mountains in the world, including Mt. Everest.

Make camping an experience to be enjoyed and learn the art of camp craft in a magnificent setting of the Kerry Mountains.

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