June 28th, 2010
Cobnor Activities Centre is popular with schools and youth groups in West Sussex and beyond and we’re always delighted to hear feedback, especially the positive kind!
Sussex Clubs for Young People had a fantastic time when kayaking at Cobnor Activities Centre and wrote us this lovely email to express their thanks:
Dear Liz, Mark and Andy,
Just a quick note to say thank you for a great day of kayaking…
June 18th, 2010
Are you looking for somewhere inspiring to hold a corporate day out?
Did you know that Cobnor Activities Centre offers multi-activity corporate days and that all new customers who book a corporate day with us in September will receive 10% of their booking until the end of August? Well now you do! Just visit our Google Places page for the 10% discount coupon.
Your corporate day can include…
June 10th, 2010
We were lucky enough to have ideal weather this past weekend for this year’s Cobstock Festival, much to the delight of guests, staff and the event organisers.
The fun began on Friday night when guests arrived to listen to music from 7.00pm. but Saturday brought a whole day of activities including sailing, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, abseiling, archery and trips around Chichester Harbour in Cobnor Activities Centre’s specially designed Chairboat. The…
June 4th, 2010
Last Friday Cobnor Activities Centre held a launch event to present its new residential and educational facilities to teachers and youth leaders from local organisations.
The major £1million building and refurbishment project has not only seen two fully refurbished residential buildings and a brand new state- of-the-art building but also a large classroom, equipped with the latest data communications.
This relaunch was our opportunity to show representatives from youth groups…
May 17th, 2010
On Friday 28th May Cobnor Activities Centre will be holding a launch of its new and improved residential facilities especially for representatives from some of our local schools and youth groups.
The major building and refurbishment project, costing almost £1million, has not only seen two fully refurbished residential buildings and a brand new state- of-the-art building but also a large classroom, equipped with the latest data communications.
These new educational…
May 10th, 2010
The guys and girls at Cobnor Activities Centre have had a pleasantly busy last couple of months which have propelled them straight into the new outdoor education season, starting evening sessions and running courses as well as getting ready to launch the new residential building to the public.
From the end of April for 8 weeks we are running a range of RYA Youth Sailing Scheme courses in the evenings.…
March 31st, 2010
The re-launch of Cobnor Activities Centre is drawing ever closer following major building and refurbishment work costing almost £1million.
Building work started in October and will see Cobnor Activities Centre transformed, with two fully refurbished residential buildings capable of taking up to 58 people. There will also be a brand new state- of-the-art building to house changing facilities, showers, toilets and a huge classroom, equipped with the latest data communication.…
March 30th, 2010
This past weekend saw us leap towards British Summer Time with the clocks going forward. Spring and summer are always an important time for Cobnor Activities Centre with the year’s outdoor education courses starting again and after training hard through the gloomy winter months the staff are now ready to spring back into action…
Spring has most definitely sprung down at Cobnor with the birth of beautiful black lambs on…
March 26th, 2010
As well as all the water-based activities, such as sailing, kayaking and powerboating, Cobnor Activities Centre offers excellent land-based activities, such as orienteering and mountain biking, and we’re chuffed to bits that one of our favourite local spots is to become a National Park this summer.
It’s been decided that the South Downs will gain National Park status, which is great news seeing as it’s such a beautiful place to…
March 12th, 2010
On the 29th August 2009, three of Britain’s toughest men embarked on a mission – to conquer the country by cycling its entire length, John O’Groats to Lands End, in just 13 days.
At 5.20pm on Friday 11th September they arrived at Lands End where the earth dips into the ocean and they could cycle no further. With legs of steel, veins pumping with energising glucose and the warmth of…