We've seen thousands of children grow up at camp. Some have even gone on to work as part of our team! We've seen insecurities disappear as friendships blossom, independence and self-confidence bloom, and a positive self-image emerging as children receive recognition and encouragement from their new camp friends.
Children always come first at Camp Beaumont. Programmes are carefully crafted with one main goal in mind: the happiness of each and every camper.
We consistently provide high quality, inspiring, and exciting adventures, and can’t wait to for your child to experience a day at Camp Beaumont.
Acting in loco parentis, we apply the same standards of care and safety that any parent would expect, not least because many of us are parents, too. Our camp managers and teams undergo extensive, industry-leading training and inductions; our focus is on quality, safety, and inspiring experiences for every child. All our camps undergo thorough Ofsted inspections.
All of our camps are registered with Ofsted and are inspected regularly. You can view all our reports at www.ofsted.gov.uk. Camp Beaumont is proud to have the best staff to child ratios in the industry- 1:8 for Playtime & Magic and 1:12 for Active & Teens. We offer 100% supervision to ensure a child or group of children are never left alone at any time for any reason.
Each camp has a set of dynamic risk assessments that are updated as and when the camp environment changes. We also have a number of qualified paediatric first aiders at every camp to be on hand should any accidents occur, but we work very hard to ensure they don’t. While your children are having fun, you can be sure they're being well looked after.
We open at 8.30am for arrival no later than 9.15am. Collection is between 4.30pm and 5.30pm that day. Children staying until 5.30pm enjoy an extra activity session for free.
We also offer an 8am drop off for Early Risers as well as a 6pm collection as an Extra Slice. These can each be booked for £6 per session per day.
When you arrive, follow the coloured flags to the check in area and look for the correct table or zone for your child. This is indicated by the coloured table runners and signage: Playtime (3-4yrs), Magic (5-7yrs), Active (8-11yrs), and Teen’s (12+).
Our friendly team on the desk will check your child in, ensure you have completed or reviewed your Child Information via your Online Parent Account, check your child has what they need, and answer any questions you may have. Once checked in, your child will receive a name sticker, be told where to leave their bags, and get straight into a fun activity.
Anyone who may collect your child needs to be added to the authorised adults section of your post-booking questions. If the person collecting is not recognised but on the list of authorised adults, they will be asked for photographic ID before your child will be checked out.
We understand that plans change and someone new may need to come and collect. This is fine: just update the authorised adults section of your post booking questions at any time and ask the person collecting to bring some photo ID.
Every child will benefit from at least six group activities each day. The programme will be varied and split in to six outcome categories: Get Active, Get Outdoors, Relax & Unwind, Get Connected, Express Yourself, and Challenge Yourself.
These activity categories will ensure that, whilst the children are having the time of their lives, they are working on themselves. This could involve being active, learning about the outdoor environment, working on their mental health, connecting with new friends, being creative, or learning a new skill.
The programme will be on display within the camps check in area. If your child’s camp has a swimming pool, we recommend bringing their swim kit on their first day, just in case (Magic, Active, and Teens only). If you've got any questions or concerns about these activities, please speak to your Camp Manager.
We welcome children from all backgrounds, including those with special educational needs and disabilities. We work with families to make reasonable adjustments, support decision-making around whether camp is the right environment for each child, and carefully consider all applications. Please click the link below to be taken to our SEND policy. If you have any questions, please get in touch with our Customer Experience Team on 01603 851 000.
Special Educational Needs
We recommend you go through the parent information and check out camps location page to be best prepared for the first day, know where you are going, and what you might need to pack.
You must also complete the Post Booking Questions in your online account ahead of arriving on your child’s first day. We'll also ask you to complete a medical form and bring this to camp on the first day. If your child has any special requirements, please send these to our Customer Experience Team at customerexperience@campbeaumont.co.uk in advance so we can make any necessary arrangements with your chosen camp, if required.
For further information on everything you should know before you go, click the link below to see our camp checklist.
Almost every child has the time of their life at Camp Beaumont. If, for some reason your child is unhappy and contacts you, please let our camp team know immediately as most issues can be instantly resolved. Customer queries relating to your child’s camp holiday can only be investigated during a child’s attendance in order for the customer services experience team to establish accurate reports.
We will always endeavour to resolve any issues and to ensure your child has the very best time. Please note that queries raised after the period of attendance are much more difficult to investigate if we have not been made aware of these issues during your child’s attendance.
We have trained Designated Safeguarding Leads to provide support across all our camps. All our team undergo safeguarding training before they start working with us. They will cover any safeguarding updates and have their knowledge checked at the induction ahead of each camp. Our camp management team undergo even more extensive safeguarding training, with our Camp Managers acting as the Onsite Safeguarding Leads.
Camp Beaumont’s Speak Up Speak Out campaign is all about encouraging openness and expression; we are trained to listen. If children have any concerns about anyone's safety and wellbeing in or out of camp, our team can either help or seek an appropriate route to help them.
Our phone lines are open between 8.30am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Call us on 01603 851000
Visit our contact page to access our contact form. Our team will get back to you shortly with an answer or solution.
If you would prefer to contact us directly via email, please contact customerexperience@campbeaumont.co.uk
To access our online web support service, chat live with us using the chat box at the bottom of the page
Our phone lines are open between 8.30am and 5pm, Monday to Friday – Call us on 01603 851000
Visit our contact page to access our contact form, our team will get back to you with an answer
If you would prefer to contact us directly via email please send your email to customerservices@campbeaumont.co.uk
You’re the only camp in the area that has truly made an effort to provide a great offering during these current times. You have saved me from insanity and provided my children some normality during the summer holidays and half term.
