Our Ethos
Why we do the Moots and run the Bushcraft UK forums
It’s all about people
At the heart of the BushMoots (and Bushcraft UK forums) lies a commitment to nurturing growth, sharing invaluable skills, and forging deep connections. Our ethos is built on the foundation of communal learning and personal development, set against the backdrop of nature's unparalleled beauty. The 'Moots' provide enriching opportunities and experiences that connect individuals and families with nature and other people, and encourages a deeper understanding of the world around them.
The Moot Experience
Our Moots serve as a haven for individuals and families to camp, share experiences, and foster a sense of belonging. We take pride in creating a community where every participant has opportunities to grow and develop their skills and knowledge and where they feel valued, supported, and inspired to engage with the activities, nature and each other. The magic of our events lies in the transformation our attendees can experience, returning to their daily lives refreshed, recharged, and ready to embrace the world with renewed vigour.
More Than Just Camping
Our commitment extends beyond providing a great camping experience. We strive to ensure that every attendee leaves our events feeling better, more fulfilled, and uplifted than upon their arrival, that they leave having learned new skills and knowledge, and that they have more confidence in themselves and what they can achieve. We aim to cultivate a relaxed, joyful, and enriching atmosphere where every moment is an opportunity for growth, happiness, and lots of laughter.
A New Adventure Awaits
Join us, and let's embark on a journey that will lead to greater confidence in the outdoors, refresh the soul, nurture the mind, and strengthen a sense of community. Welcome to BushMoot, where learning and adventure go hand in hand.
It’s always been about the community and sharing with each other.
20 years of Skill sharing
"Aye, thanks, everyone. My family and I had a great time and are already asking when the next one is. Thanks for making first-timers so welcome and to everyone who organised/ran workshops, etc.”
— Snozz