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You might have questions about camp, and here we try to answer the ones that are asked most often. There's a lot to remember, and if you haven't been to Aquasports before, some things might not be obvious. If you can't find an answer on this page, please use our e-mail contact form to get in touch with us direct.


Q Do I need to have done watersports before coming to camp?

A No, we will teach you everything. You just need to be able to swim 50 metres.

Q Do I need a wet suit and buoyancy aid / life-jacket?
A No, we provide all sports and safety equipment. You just need to bring your swimming gear and suitable shoes for the water.

Q Do I need to be a Christian or linked with a church?
A No, but along with the watersports there is an evening programme of a talk with Christian content, followed by a small group discussion session and then a fun time of entertainment.

Q What do I need to know before coming to camp?
A The Crumble Song
(to the tune of Hope and Glory):
Oh, what a beautiful crumble,
Oh, what a beautiful pud.
Oh, what a beautiful crumble,
Tastes like a crumble should.
repeats...

Q Do I need to bring a Tent?
A No, we provide tents, mattresses and blankets, but you do need to bring a sleeping bag and pillow.

Q What kit do I need?
A There is a kit list that will be sent to you before camp and is also available on this site.

Q I have heard of Posh Nosh, what is it?
A On the last night of camp we have a big party which includes a three course meal, disco and award ceremony. So don’t forget your posh clothes for the last night!

Q How is Aquasports governed?
A Aquasports is governed by Aquasports Cross Trust. The trustees ensure the camp is run as a charity and that it fulfills its objective of bringing the news of Christ to young people through a watersports holiday. Aquasports is also affiliated to Youth for Christ (YFC) and is one of the Impact Holidays offered by YFC.

Q Is the camp certified to provide watersports?
A Aquasports is also certified by the Adventure Activites Licensing Authority (AALA) and is inspected every three years by them. The camp has fully qualified staff who instruct on each of the sports. Also, all members of team are CRB checked.