Raven Bushcraft

Reconnect with nature where expert-led courses in our private woodland bring survival skills to life. Learn to spark a fire with flint and steel, build natural shelters, master essential knots, and track wildlife — all in a hands-on, supportive environment. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned outdoorsperson, our courses are designed to challenge, inspire, and reconnect you with nature.

Our Location

We run our courses in dedicated Worcestershire woodland, carefully chosen for its beauty, privacy, and abundance of natural resources. Here, under the guidance of experienced and qualified bushcraft instructors, you’ll do more than just learn — you’ll live the skills.

Our Courses

At Raven Bushcraft, we believe that bushcraft is a path to confidence, connection, and self-reliance. Our woodland courses offer a chance to slow down, learn deliberately, and reconnect with the land.

Our Instructors

Our sessions are small, friendly, and practical. We supply the tools — you bring your curiosity and a willingness to get hands-on. Whether you’re attending solo, with family, or as a group, we tailor the experience to meet your needs and skill level.

Woodland News

  • Welcome to Raven Bushcraft

    There’s something ancient that stirs in all of us when we step beneath the canopy of a woodland. A sense of stillness. Awareness. And the quiet thrill of knowing we’ve returned to where we belong. At Raven Bushcraft, we believe that the skills of our ancestors — firelighting, shelter building, knotwork, and tracking — aren’t

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  • New on the fire – Pancakes

    We’re excited to share a new (and delicious) addition to our Raven Bushcraft courses — pancakes cooked over the fire, made from a recipe Simon has been perfecting for months. These aren’t your average camp pancakes. Simon’s mix is simple, hearty, and ideal for open-fire cooking — producing light, golden pancakes with just the right

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A fascinating, fun and very informative day in beautiful woodland learning everything from making fire to building shelters, making tools and understanding nature’s own offerings for survival. Simon and Chris really know their bushcraft!

Andy Staples

Worcester