Young Bunch: Outdoor Camp for Adventurous Teens

Wild Bunch is ecobirmingham's popular forest school programme.

We're thrilled to continue our partnership with Birmingham Settlement and call all adventurous teens aged 12-15 to join us at their fantastic Nature & Wellbeing Centre by the Edgbaston Reservoir for another unique day spent close to nature, the Young Bunch!

Expect more active games, wood work using a variety of tools safely, and a space where young people can discuss environmental issues and inspire others.

We'll also cook a healthy, vegetarian lunch together on the campfire!

Groups are kept small for everyone to feel comfortable. Activities are developped with young people aged 12-15 in mind and the day is young people-led, with the support of two experienced, DBS-checked practitioners and volunteers.

Please note this activity is for young people only (sorry grown-ups!).

The day will take place at Birmingham Settlement's Nature & Wellbeing Centre, 79 Selwyn Road, B16 0SL on Wednesday 27th May 2026 from 10am-4pm.

Campfire cooked lunches and snacks will be provided but please remember to let us know any dietary requirements and allergies when you complete your online registration form.

Feel free to provide your child with a lunch box if you feel they would prefer.

All ticket types are pay what you can. A place on our Young Bunch programme usually costs £40 per child per day, but we want carers to feel comfortable paying what they feel they can afford. Please be mindful that tickets will need to be reserved for each child and Eventbrite will ask for a donation each time.

Getting there:

By bus: Numbers 11A and 11C stop on City Rd - A4040 - and numbers 12 and 13, from the city centre, stop on Rotton Park Rd, minutes away from the centre.

By tram: Edgbaston Village is ca. 30min walk away from the centre.

By car: Car share with your friends.

For more info email [email protected] or call 0121 794 3015.

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