Venue

Our aim is to enable young people to develop through taking part in outdoor activities in a fun and safe environment. This simple aim has led us to develop our Centre that rivals commercially run Centres in terms of both facilities and activity provision.

As we are a charity we are able to maintain excellent value for money.

Our programmes include Bushcraft, CSI and Activity programmes for all ages. All activities encourage Lifeskills and Personal Development and always include elements of Communication, Teamworking, Decision Making and Self Awareness.

See a bus so old it was pulled along the street by horses. Get behind the driver's seat of our tube train simulator, experience journeys of a bygone era. Your only problem will be trying to fit it all in!

School Trips

Learning at London Transport Museum is active, experiential and supports the curriculum. We have guided sessions from Foundation to Key Stage 3.

We have a small team of highly qualified and experienced coaches, giving you quality sea kayak instruction on the stunning south Devon coast. We provide guided sea kayak trips and skills courses for all ages and abilities.

Opened in 1865 the Watercress Line connected rural Hampshire to the heart fo London by rail. It got its name from the fresh produce it carried to the city making the movement of fresh produce in bulk a realistic possibility allowing urbanisation and fuelling the Industrial Revolution.

Officially known as the Mid Hants Railway, the Watercress Line is open for Educational Visits all year round.

Mid Week Education Sessions, which include a train ride begin again on the 5th May 2015.