Welcome
from the Transport Team,
As you may know, in your camp fee a day visit is included.
We have picked 4 places of interest, each different to give you a wide
choice for your different interests. The
deal is that we coach you to your chosen place and sort out the entrance fee
– all you do is select the place you would like to visit, return the form as
soon as possible and supply a packed lunch.
We cannot give you which day your trip will be, as we will have over
2000 in camp. The day’s out will be from Monday 5th. to Friday 9th.
August. We understand that all
your Group may not wish to go to the same place, so to help out we are
prepared to let you split your Group so that they can go to there chosen place
of interest. ALL units
must have adult supervision. (please
note that these trips are for campers who have paid the full camp fee. Others
can go if space is available at cost. Details
can be given when requested.) All
members of the same Group must go on the same day.
EVENT 1 NATIONAL SPACE CENTRE -- LEICESTER

The
National Space Centre is the UK’s largest attraction dedicated to space
science and astronomy. From the
minute you catch sight of the Space Centre’s futuristic Rocket Tower,
you’ll be treated to hours of breathtaking discovery where the stories,
personalities and technology of the past and present are used to explain our
current understanding of space and how it will affect our future. (Multi-Level
display not suitable for under 5’s)
EVENT
2 SNIBSTON
DISCOVERY PARK – LEICESTERSHIRE
This is a ‘hands on’ discovery park with 30
experiments in the popular Science Alive Gallery. It is built on the site of the Old Snibston Collieries where
miners once spent long gruelling hours underground. It is on a 100 acre landscaped site. The park is a unique
mixture of open spaces, an outdoor science play area – wild life habitats
– historic mine buildings and has at it’s centre a huge exhibition hall
housing five museums – galleries etcetera.
The visit also includes a lively aboveground tour of Snibston’s
colliery buildings. (There are
steps on this tour
not accessible to wheelchairs)

The main
National Museums are in this area of London.
You could visit The Science Museum – The Natural
History Museum – The Victoria and Albert Museum – if you time it right you
could visit more than one. Baden
Powell House is opposite The National History Museum and is also well worth a visit. The choice is yours!!
EVENT
4 THE
IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM -- DUXFORD

Duxford is Europe’s premier aviation museum and was an active airfield throughout the Second World War. It has preserved hangers – a control tower – operations room, which retain a period atmosphere. You wander round and have close up viewing of historic aircraft. There are over 180 historic aircraft, some of which are the Spitfire – Hurricane – genuine Luftwaffe Messerschmitt 109 that saw action in the Battle of Britain – Concord – Lancaster – SR-71 Blackbird and many many more. There are five hangers to look round including the American Air museum and the Land Warfare Hall
Click here to download Day trip booking form.doc. This should either be returned by mail to the address on the form or by email to camjam2002_transport@yahoo.co.uk Thank you
Ron Ward - Transport Manager