Overview:
A spell in one of these purpose-built rally-prepared MKII Ford Escorts. These huge machines make a rage buggy look like a tonka toy. You'll be instructed on how to control handbrake turns, skid control and Scandinavian flicks.The timed aspect adds a great competitive element to the day, and encourages friendly banter between the group.

It'll leave you with a buzz that'll invade the rest of your weekend, as you and your group discuss who had the skills to pay the bills. Meanwhile, the snail at the bottom of the rankings should be paying the bill for the first round of shots!

Format
You'll begin with a quick driver briefing where you'll be taught the basics of controlling the vehicle, and the style of driving needed to beat the course. After this quick tuition session, it'll be straight into the driver's seat for a session of handbrake turns, in order to get you in gear for the upcoming rally stage. Your instructor will be guiding you throughout using the helmet intercom system.

Once you're handbrake turning like a getaway driver, you'll fire onto the rally stage for three laps - with the third being a timed hot lap where you'll have to shave off the milliseconds if you're going to beat the rest of your group and have a crack at popping the winner's champagne.

To finish off, hop in the passenger seat and squeal like a child as your instructor shows you exactly how that lap should have been done.

Duration
 - Approximately 2.5 hours, depending on the amount of people in your group.

Notes
- Ideal group number is ten people. More can be accomodated, however.
- Tea and Coffee are included
- Spectators are welcome.
- Drivers need to be in good health and have a full UK driving licence.
- If you are late or miss the safety briefing, you won't be driving. Arrive in good time. 

Overview:
So you think you've driven them all and mastered the lot? Prepare to face the ultimate challenge of your skills! Our mini diggers pack some serious power in a small package, and you'll need command of every one of the four levers to conquer the obstacle challenge - whether it be knocking a ball into a goal with the scoop, delivering tyres to our 'body shop' or simply excavating an earth mound.

The junkyard is full of testing items to grab, knock over and even smash - as long as you've got the coordination and concentration to master the controls and become one with the digger! The Digger Challenge Fairground has all this and more, including a Coconut Shy that sees you knocking coconuts off their poles with one sweep of your scoop. You can also ‘Hook A Duck’ over a pond as long as you have a steady hand and a keen eye. And the Target Range will test your aim as well as your strength!

Format:
Following signing in at our reception, you will be taken out to our digger area, where a range of games will be set up for you to experience. Our instructor will brief you on the controls and techniques of digger driving and inform you of the game rules, along with Health & Safety information. Following a demonstration, you will take it in turns to tackle the game, while other participants watch from a marked safety area. The games will be rotated for the duration of the experience.

Duration:
Approximately 2 hours, depending on group size.

Buggy Trek:
Enjoy the mud and thunder of a thrilling off road buggy trek session. If you like your activities rough and ready then this will be right up your dirt track.
When you open these up on the fields you'll pick up cheek-rippling speed so you'll have the power and gearing to tackle the steep slopes and woodland terrain. When this gets rough there are more bumps and humps than party at the Playboy mansion. Only real men can handle them so if you have any weaklings in your group you better tell them to sit it out and wait for the archery.

Archery:
Robin Hood was cool (no, not the Kevin Costner version) and William Tell was only a Granny Smith away from lodging an arrow through his son's noggin. With heroes like this in England's rich history who wouldn't want to pick up a bow and arrow, take aim and shoot 2 foot wide of the target to the heckling jeers of their compadres? With steady handedness a prerequisite, those who've had a heavy one the night before will be pulling their arrows from the dirt.

Duration:
1 hour per activity. Approx 2 hours overall

Notes:
Max 7 people per trek. The group will be split into two. One half do archery, the other buggy trekking, then you'll swap around once each activity is finished.

Buggy Trek:
Enjoy the mud and thunder of a thrilling off-road buggy trek session. If you like your activities rough and ready then this will be right up your dirt track.
When you open these up on the fields you'll pick up cheek-rippling speed so you'll have the power and gearing to tackle the steep slopes and woodland terrain. When this gets rough there's more bumps and humps than party at the Playboy mansion. Only real men can handle them so if you have any weaklings in your group you better tell them to sit it out and wait for the archery.

Clay Shooting:
Ever fancied getting your hands on a shotgun, setting your sights down the shiny double-barrel and scratching that itchy trigger finger of yours? Yes? We thought so! What better way to satisfy the urge than blasting a clay pigeon to smithereens, catching a victorious waft of the smoking barrels and reloading to unleash more destruction on yet another unsuspecting ceramic projectile.

Shots:
Approx 15 each

Duration:
1 hour per activity - approx 2 hours overall

Notes:
Max 7 people per trek (split into 2 groups - one half do clay shooting, the other buggy treking then swap round once each activity is finished)