• Cold Camp

    Walesby Scout Camp Brake Road, Walesby

    Once again we invite all Explorer and Network members to join us on our annual cold camp. How cold will be it? Will this one be the year where it snows? Only time will tell but one thing we know is- you will have fun 🙂  Our first camp of 2026 will you be there? Cold temps, sizzling fires, marshmallows, cook your own food in the dutch ovens, what more can you ask for?

    Oh and I heard rumours of a surprise this year, something new!

    Cold Camp 2026

    Saturday  

    Arrive 10:00 Car park Walesby (All) 

    Open The Camp  

    Safety Briefing (All) 

    (Food Shop) Leaders  

    Split into Teams 

    Collect Camping Gear (All) 

    Brief intro to Bashers 

    Make Fires (alter fires) 

    12:00-12:30  

     Lunch (own packed lunch) 

    Keep Fires Going  

    Round Robin 

    Skinning / Gutting Food for Evening meal  

     Axe/saws

     Build Fires up for evening meal 

     Bridge Construction  

    Hoping to finish activities for 16.30  

    Cook Evening Meals 

    Clean Up  

    Wide Game (All)   

    Lights out 23:00  

    Sunday  

    Re start fires if gone out  

    Cook Breakfast  

    Strike Camp  

    Clean Up  

    Any feed back  

    GO HOME  

     

    Cold Camp Kit list 2025

    Activity information form – Cold Camp 2026

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • York Residential

    Snowball Plantation Stockton on the Forest, York, United Kingdom

    This event at the moment is only for Explorers. If there is space left over, then Network will be invited

    York residential is a first for RESU! You will be staying at Snowball Plantation Scout Camp in their lodge situated in the woodland of Stockton on the Forest.

    Drop off: Morrisons Bramley at 17:30

    On Saturday, you will be walking over the hill of Kilburn, looking over the Beautiful City of York!! Saturday night, there will be a campfire with fancy dress! Who will win  best fancy dress at next years presentation evening!

    Sunday:

    There will be lots of onsite activities to participate in. Details about these will be released closer to them event.

    Before heading home at around 15:00, we should be back at Morrisons Bramley for 16:30.

    All food + drink is catered for. Book now to avoid disappointment, there are only 39 spaces available!

    Booking closes- 1st of March 2026 at 7pm and can’t be reopened.

    We have been made aware that the boys toilets are under refurbishment for the duration of our stay, All explorers will be using the one toilet with separate cubicles. 

    Activity-information-form-York

    Snowball Plantation Kit List 2026

  • Peak Bagging Event

    The Lake District, around Keswick

    There is a lot of information for this event that you will need to look though before you book your space, please download and read all information contained in the following documents. spaces are limited to just 14 explorers. this event cost is ÂŁ40.

    Due to the nature and logistics of the event, we will not be providing any food. We will be bringing with us; stoves, pans, gas etc. so Explorers will be able to cook simple food while we are at the hut we are staying in during the trip. The hut we are staying in also doesn’t have running water so we will be taking water carriers and filtration equipment with us. The name of the hut we are staying at is Ashness Scout hut, owned by Keswick Scouts, if you wish to google it. there is also only electricity by Solar power please bring a power pack with you. 

    A Philosophy of Peak Bagging

    Activity information form – RESU Peak Bagging 1

    Peak Bagging 1 Kit list, intinerary & information

    Peak Bagging 1 Route Overview

    bookings are limited to 14 explorers and close on Thursday 30th April at 19:00

    ÂŁ40
  • Yorkshire 3 Peaks

    Overview & Itinerary

    This event is an attempt at the Three Peaks of Yorkshire Challenge. The Challenge is to complete the three highest peaks in the Yorkshire Dales (Pen Y Ghent, Whernside & Ingleborough) in one go. 25 miles (ish). 12 hours. Awesome!

    We will travel there on the Friday, in uniform, pitch tents and stay a local campsite. We will be stopping on route for dinner at Settle, a nearby town. please be at Morrisons Bramely for 5:30pm where we will be meeting.

    Saturday is all about the walk.  Up early, quick hearty breakfast and off. Aiming to kick off the challenge at 7.00am. Meaning we will finish at roughly 7.00pm. Head back to camp and get ready to go back into Settle for a well-earned feed.

    Sunday will start with another early morning for another atte-.  Just kidding. A lie in obviously. We will pack and head home.  Depending on weather and enthusiasm, we may stop off somewhere for an hour and take in the scenery.

    Food

    Because of the nature of the event, there will be no meals provided by the leadership team.  All of us will be out on the hills or in support vehicles making sure you’re as safe as can be while out there. What you will need is some money for food for FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY EVENING in Settle, and either money or a packed lunch for SUNDAY. You will need to bring breakfast items for SATURDAY MORNING and SUNDAY MORNING. We recommend porridge pots. We will be fetching stoves to boil water for breakfast and also for hot drinks along the walk.

    Lastly you’ll need a PACKED LUNCH for Saturday whilst out on the hills. This wants to be bigger than your average lunch considering the challenge you’re doing.

    Brief for Saturday

    Starting the walk at 7.00am, You’ll be “clocked” as you set off. There’ll be various checkpoints along the route where you HAVE to “check in” so we know you have arrived at various check points.  You can re fill your water at these points, have a drink or eat your food.  Once you’re ready to set off you need to “check out” again.  This is so we can keep track of you and your progress. As you get further around the route, if you’re behind the 12 hour time limit we will pull you off the walk. This is for the safety of you and your leaders.

    There will be a leader walking at the back of the group all the way around so nobody will get left on the hill.

    You don’t have to walk with Leaders if you’re wanting to go faster.  Considering the time of year the hills will be very busy with people, so if you follow the crowds you’ll be on the right path. Be considerate to those out on the hills, a lot of which will be fell runners, keep out of their way, they’re crazy!

    You’ll have your knecker on or on the outside of your bag during the challenge, makes you easy to spot.

    Brief for sunday

    Sunday will be a chilled day where activity’s will be chosen on the day.

    we are planning to be back at Morrisons Bramely for 3pm.

     

    Kit list

    For this event you will need two separate bags for the weekend. One with your sleeping gear, wash bag etc. and a day sack specifically for Saturday’s hike with everything you’ll need for the challenge.

    Here is what we recommend;

    Pack 1 – General gear

    • Sleeping bag
    • Roll mat
    • Pillow
    • Spare clothes
    • Wash bag & towel
    • Any electronics you’re bothered about & chargers
    • Breakfast x 2 (Saturday & Sunday)
    • Cutlery, mug & bowl. (you need your own washing up stuff depending on what you make for breakfast as well)

    Pack 2 – Day sack for Saturday

    • Rucksack doesn’t need to be bigger than 35 litres, you don’t need that much stuff!
    • Dry bags
    • Walking boots
    • Walking clothes – NO JEANS!
    • Walking socks & a spare pair, it might be boggy!
    • Waterproof coat
    • Warm jumper/ jacket
    • Gaiters or waterproof trousers
    • Hat & Gloves
    • Phone, for emergencies.
    • Water bottle, 1 litre. There’ll be checkpoints to refill around the route.
    • Your extra-large – Three Peaks Challenge worthy – lunch.

    Activity information form

    If you have any question don’t hesitate to ask.

    Event Leader: Jordan Cardow

    Contact details: Email: Jordan@resu.org.uk Phone: 07767846069

    Hill walking specialist & permit holder: David Humphries

    Contact details: Email: Dave@resu.org.uk Phone: 07515935505

    14 -24 Team Leader: Callum Unwin

    Contact details: Email: Callum@resu.org.uk Phone: 07368348059

    bookings for this event close Wednesday 1st July

    ÂŁ40
  • Rother Vally Aqua Park

    Rother Valley Mansfield Road, Sheffield, United Kingdom

    We have hired the aqua park at Rother Valley on the 11th July between 12pm and 2pm, the cost of this event is ÂŁ22 which includes the hire of a wet suit. There is also an option to add footwear for an extra ÂŁ3.50 – making it ÂŁ25.50.

    Please could you bring the following items with you,

    • change of clothing.
    • towel for drying
    • and water shoes if not buying socks.

    Lastly Rother Valley needs you to sign a waiver, please could you do this by using the following link:

    https://sheffcablewaterski.checkfront.co.uk/reserve/document/?template_id=39&id=GCTD-090526

    this event closes Thursday the 25th of June at 19:00

     

    To book on to this event please use the following link:

    Rother Vally Aqua Park

    ÂŁ22
  • Yorkshire Wildlife park

    yorkshire wildlife park Tongue Lane, United Kingdom

    🩁 Yorkshire Wildlife Park Expedition Evening

    families are invited to join us on this event as we have lots of tickets available. 

    Scout Group Briefing

    📍 Getting There

    • Use the Education Entrance (Warning Tongue Lane)
    • Postcode: DN4 6TB
    • ⚠ Do NOT use the Hive entrance (Hurst Lane)
    • Parking is free
    • Parents can wait in the car park (no toilets there)

    🕔 Arrival Details

    • Meet the education team at 5:20pm (outside Safari Store)
    • Tour starts 5:30pm prompt
    • Tour finishes 7:00pm
    • Length: 1.5 hours

    👉 If you’re late:

    • They can wait, but it shortens our tour
    • Once inside, we cannot go back for late arrivals

    đŸš¶ What Will Happen

    • Safety briefing at the start
    • Quick toilet stop before beginning
    • Walking tour around the park
    • Learn about animals and ask questions!
    • Finish back at Safari Store

    🩒 What to Expect

    • We’ll try to see as many animals as possible đŸŸ
    • Some animals might not be visible
    • Walkthrough enclosures will be closed
    • The route may change slightly
    • The whole park is not included

    đŸš» Toilets

    • No toilets before entering the park ❗
    • Toilets available:
      • At the start
      • Midway (if needed)
      • At the end

    ⚠ Important Rules

    • Stay with the group at all times
    • Don’t go ahead of the guide
    • Follow leader instructions

    👟 What to Bring / Wear

    • ✅ Sensible shoes (no crocs or sandals)
    • ✅ Drinks/snacks (eat while walking)
    • ✅ Coat if needed

    đŸš« No storage available — carry everything

    this event closes for bookings on the 13th of July 19:30

    ÂŁ10
  • No Peaks Challenge

    Trail carpark Rowthorne Trail Car Park, Manfield, United Kingdom

    This is a brand new event for Resu and we have never done an event over the summer holidays before.

    This event is a 26 mile walk around a circular route around the Bolsover area. you will be split into teams and race each other to the finish. there will be check points, water stations and food provided at the end.

    Meeting place and meeting time: 8:30 Rowthorne trail car park, Manfield S445QQ

    Pick up place and pick up time: Same as meeting place at 20:30

    Cost of the event ÂŁ5

    Activity information form RESU No Peaks Challenge 2026

    ÂŁ5