Henley Fort
Henley Fort Outdoor Education centre in Guildford
Henley Fort, a Victorian Fort built in the late 19th Century, sits on the Hog's Back above Guildford. It was constructed to defend London from a potential French invasion. It was later used by the Home Guard in World War 2 as a re-supply depot.
It was later used by the Home Guard in World War 2 as a re-supply depot.
The facility is now an outdoor education centre. Groups can take part in challenging activities or a living historical experience. The setting is stunning and authentic.
The centre not only offers a wide range of centre based activities but also the chance to explore the surrounding countryside and the Wey Navigation (canal).
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All of our centres are dog-free
While we adore our furry friends, we want to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all our visitors.
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Activities at Henley Fort
Description of all land and water activities available at Henley Fort.
Home Front Day Visit: living history experience
An exciting living history experience that offers KS2 students a practical insight into the lives of those who lived during WW2.
The Adventure Zone (TAZ)
School holiday activities (including archery, climbing, team games, canoeing, paddleboarding... etc.) to suit all age groups from 6 to 16.
Directions to Henley Fort
How to get to the centre
Camping
Groups of young people are able to bring their own tents and camp.
Designing your bespoke outdoor learning programme
Bespoke Outdoor Experience Programme that is engaging, developmental, exhilarating and fun
Meeting spaces
We offer both relaxed and formal meeting and conference facilities at Henley Fort Wi-Fi available across the centre.
Water Quality Statement - River Wey Navigation
River Wey information about all our activities
HAF - Holiday Activity and Food
These camps are only for children who receive benefit-related free school meals.