Dryad?

[martin200261]

Anyone know how to get hold of Dryad bushcraft?

My other half was trying to ring them today to book a family bushcraft camp but had no luck - voicemail full / mobile number not in service, hopefully it's just an out of date contact page on their site.

 

[Shewie]

When I've emailed them about courses they normally get back in a day or two.

 

[gowersponger]

i think you might be shocked at the prices my wife was going to book me in for a birthday present when i saw the price i said no bloody way

 

[martin200261]

Hmmm, don't like the sound of the prices.

We've been given a number to ring but haven't had a chance to try it yet though if the price is too high I think I might say no bl**dy way too.

 

[Shewie]

I think their prices are pretty reasonable to be fair, they seem to be in line with the other bigger schools.

http://www.dryadbushcraft.co.uk/courses/index.html

The Bushmaster is suppsoed to be a really good week from what I've heard. I've got my eye on the Norwegian canoeing trip though.

 

[Siberianfury]

Andrew Price is a top bloke, i have alot of time for him.

 

[gowersponger]

i got told he was a top bloke yesterday by someone who nos him on my local council,ive not met him so cant comment but by the look of hes videos hes a top guy, its just the price is a bit much for me ,90 quid for a 9 to 5 lesson,
reasonable for some ,for me its a nice bit of kit and fun teaching myself.

 

[Tadpole]

£90, not to bad a price, 8 hours just over £11 an hour. You’ll be surprised just how quickly you can learn stuff from a good instructor. A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to spend a small amount of time with one of the best bushcrafters going, and I learnt more in that hour and a half than I had in my back-garden with a shelf full of books, and videos.
That being said the BushMoot costs less than that and lasts nearly a week.