Important Safety Information – Camp Activities

Your safety is our top priority. AdventureWorks is required to let you know about the main risks of camping. These may include participants getting lost, poor hygiene or unsafe food/water, burns from cooking equipment, cuts from tools, or exposure to cold, heat, or sun. Other risks include medical emergencies in remote areas, interactions with the public or hunters, and natural hazards like storms or flooding.

Our instructors are trained, carry safety gear, and use proven systems to manage these risks. You can help by following instructions, wearing suitable clothing, and letting us know if you feel unsafe or unwell.

You can find the full Serious Risk Disclosure Document Here

Important Safety Information – Driving

AdventureWorks wants you to know about the main risks of travel during our activities. Serious risks may include vehicle accidents, driver fatigue, insecure loads or trailers, injuries while loading or unloading, or vehicle breakdowns. These could cause serious injury or worse, even when safety measures are in place.

Our instructors are licensed, trained, and follow strict checks to manage these risks. Vehicles are well maintained, loads are secured, and rest breaks are taken. You can help by always wearing a seatbelt, following instructions, and letting staff know if you feel unsafe or unwell during travel.

You can find the full Serious Risk Disclosure document  Here 

Important Safety Information – High Ropes

High ropes activities involve working at height and carry some serious risks, such as falling, equipment failure, or suspension in a harness. Other risks include injuries from ladders, medical emergencies, weather exposure, or natural hazards like storms.

AdventureWorks manages these risks with trained instructors, safety checks on all gear, protective clothing and helmets, close supervision, and clear rescue systems.

You can help by following all instructions, wearing the required equipment, and letting staff know immediately if you feel unsafe or unwell. These steps ensure the activity is as safe and enjoyable as possible.

You can find the full Serious Risk Disclosure document Here

Important Safety Information – Kayaking

Kayaking involves some serious risks, such as capsizing, entrapment, separation from the group, collisions with other boats, or being exposed to sun, wind, or cold. Other risks include equipment failure, medical emergencies, or natural hazards like storms or flooding.

AdventureWorks instructors manage these risks by providing buoyancy aids, teaching rescue skills, checking conditions and equipment, and keeping groups together with clear systems.

You can help by following all safety instructions, wearing the required gear, and letting staff know straight away if you feel unsafe or unwell. These steps keep the activity as safe and enjoyable as possible.

You can dind the full Serious Risk Disclosure document Here

Important Safety Information – Low Ropes / ABL

Low ropes and adventure-based learning activities involve movement, balance, and teamwork. Serious risks include falling from a structure, entanglement from loose clothing or hair, or natural hazards such as storms or falling trees.

AdventureWorks manages these risks by setting up equipment safely, giving clear instructions, supervising closely, and teaching safe spotting techniques. Clothing and equipment are checked, and activities may be paused or cancelled if conditions become unsafe.

You can help by following all instructions, wearing appropriate clothing, and letting staff know straight away if you feel unsafe or unwell at any point.

You can find the full Serious Risk Disclosure document Here

Important Safety Information – Mountain Biking

Mountain biking involves risks such as crashes at speed, interaction with vehicles at road crossings, equipment failure, medical events, or exposure to weather. Natural hazards like falling branches, landslides, or storms may also occur. These risks can cause serious injury, even when safety measures are in place.

AdventureWorks manages these risks with pre-ride checks, trained instructors, appropriate trail selection, supervision at crossings, and emergency gear.

You can help by wearing the right clothing and protective gear, following all instructions, and letting staff know immediately if you feel unsafe or unwell during the ride.

You can find the full Serious Risk disclosure document Here

Important Safety Information – Rock/Abseil

Rock climbing and abseiling involve serious risks, including falls from height, falling rocks, equipment failure, or slips near cliff edges. Other risks include suspension trauma, medical emergencies, or natural hazards such as storms or landslides.

AdventureWorks manages these risks by checking all harnesses, knots, helmets, belay systems, and anchors before use, inspecting sites for hazards, and using only safe equipment. Instructors are trained in rescue techniques, first aid, and emergency communication.

You can help by wearing the required protective equipment, following all safety instructions, and letting staff know immediately if you feel unsafe or unwell.

You can find the full Serious Risk Disclosure document Here.