Questions about Costs

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Do the same camp prices apply to visiting leaders?

Yes, the price is per person.

Are there extra costs for insurance?

The Oakes has public liability insurance. Any additional personal or travel insurance is the responsibility of the individual. Transport costs are the responsibility of the group. After arrival, all costs are included in the price.

Is any spending money necessary?

There is a tuck shop that sells sweets, and Oakes clothing is sold at the end of a camp along with books (e.g. Tuck; up to £3 on a weekend, Books; £2 - 6, T-shirts; £6.50 - 8.50, Hoodies; £12.50 - 17.50).

Are there camp places available at reduced cost?

The Oakes has a bursary fund available to assist campers with financial needs (i.e., parents receiving income support). Please contact the office if you have children who may qualify or if there are other special circumstances which necessitate financial assistance.

What does the camp fee cover?

The fee covers camp bills (i.e., food and utilities) but does not cover the total cost of managing the centre or of developing new facilities. Fees are kept to a minimum to enable maximum participation.

How does The Oakes cover total expenses?

The Oakes Trust is able to receive tax efficient gifts. The Trust relies heavily on donations made to the charity.