Locations UK Counties A-M

Created in 1965, Greater London encompasses the City of London and 32 London boroughs. One of the most popular counties in the world, Greater London blends a sprawling metropolis with beautiful villages, each with a unique identity. Read more...

Renowned for its abundant and peaceful waterways, Bedfordshire has plenty to offer any team building event with pleasant countryside and ancient woodlands as well as some of the UK’s best animal attractions like Woburn Safari Park and Whipsnade Wild Animal Park. Read more…

One of the oldest counties in the country, Berkshire is often referred to as The Royal County and is home to an impressive array of charming towns, villages and hamlets. It was once the sight of many a historic battles including the Battle of Ashdown and the Battle of Reading. Read more…

One of the most appealing and captivating parts of the country, Buckinghamshire is home to the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known as the Chiltern Hills and has a wealth of rich farms, bluebell woods, formal gardens, breweries, canal boats and quaint villages. Read more...

Situated on the shores of the River Cam, Cambridgeshire is most famous for its cultural crown jewel, the University City of Cambridge. One of the finest examples of Gothic architecture is King’s College Chapel whilst Trinity College is impressive Tudor style at its very best. Read more...

A lush and fertile expanse in the North West of England, Cheshire is best known for its abundance of small lakes and meres nestled amongst woods and parkland. Its rich Roman history is ever present in the fortress city of Chester, the county capital. Read more...

Situated at the far south-western tip of Britain, the county of Cornwall also includes the Scilly Isles. One of the region’s greatest attractions is its wild and fascinating landscape as well as the seemingly never-ending and ever popular coastline. Read more...

County Durham forms a significant part of the North East England region and is known for its peaceful landscape of moors, hills and rivers. Containing the Durham Dales, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, County Durham is a special place for an outdoor team building event. Read more...

Cumbria, a predominantly rural county in North West England is one of the most sparsely populated counties in the UK. What it lacks in population, it makes up for in breath-taking natural beauty. Read more...

Landlocked Derbyshire in the East Midlands officially contains the furthest point from the sea in Great Britain. It also has a portion of the Peak District National Park and the Pennine Hills so an outdoor team build is highly recommended. Read more…

A wonderfully warm and friendly county with a special and diverse landscape, Devon caters to a wide range of team activities all year round. Spectacular cliffs and golden beaches define Devon’s coast and a backdrop of rolling hills and untamed moorland complete its enchanting appeal. Read more...

Tucked between Devon and Hampshire on the south coast of England sits the breathtaking and outstanding natural beauty that is Dorset. A blend of lush rolling hills, contrasting countryside, quaint villages and sandy beaches, Dorset has recently received World Heritage status. Read more...

The ancient Saxon county of Essex sits between London and the North Sea. Traces of its medieval past are to be found all around the delightful small towns of Saffron Walden and Thaxted, whilst its idyllic rural scenery is something straight out of Constable’s paintings. Read more...

The rolling Cotswold Hills, ancient woodlands of the Forest of Dean and fertile valley of the River Severn make up this delightful county. If fine dining is your thing, Gloucestershire holds an annual "cheese-rolling" event at Cooper's Hill and the Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival is world-renowned. Read more...

Right at the heart of north west England, Greater Manchester has Roman roots, a Norman name and plenty of character. The City of Manchester, as well as the ten boroughs that make up Greater Manchester, each have their own personality and proud history. Read more...

As one of the counties that is richest in breathtaking attractions, Hampshire will satisfy all tastes and team away day briefs. Birthplace to literary royalty and blessed with the rich natural beauty of the New Forest, Hampshire is a spellbinding setting on the southern coast of England. Read more...

Tucked away in the West Midlands and bordering Wales, Herefordshire is a historic English county with a difference. Green pastures and medieval villages give visitors a flavour of a life once lived. Read more...

One of the Home Counties and situated to the north of London, Hertfordshire is full of historic market towns such as Hitchin, Hertford and St Albans. The landscape is dominated by deep woodlands, lush river valleys and extensive farmland whilst The Chiltern Hills lie to the northwest. Read more...

Comprising of the area surrounding Greater London, the eight Home Counties are all about variety! From ancient woodlands to dreamy white coastal cliffs and rolling hills, across golden wheat fields past delightful small towns full of quaint charm and nostalgic bliss, this region is set to capture your team’s imagination! Read more...

The Isle of Wight is the largest island of England, located off the coast of Hampshire and has been a holiday destination since Queen Victoria built her much-loved summer residence and final home Osborne House at East Cowes. Read more...

A lush green county, Kent is rightfully known as the “Garden of England” due to the numerous gardens and orchards that stretch above its considerable coastline. The world famous White Cliffs of Dover stand proud on its rugged shores and date back to the Neolithic era. Read more...

Best known for theme parks and entertainment hotspots such as Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle Waterworld, Lancashire is a much underpublicized warm and relaxing rural county. Read more...

Quintessential English villages and medieval market towns blend effortlessly with chic city style, quirky shops and finest dining in the beautiful county of Leicestershire! At the very heart of the county lies Leicester with its multifaceted cultural, historic and tourist attractions. Read more...

Lincolnshire is a sizable county in the North East of England and a great location for a corporate team building day. Our Country Pursuits is a great way to enjoy the countryside whilst learning a new skill. Read more...

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Comprising of both East & West, the Midlands lie at the very heart of England and are a contrasting blend of industry and tranquil countryside. Historically rich, the region can be traced back to pre-Roman times and stretches all the way across England from the east coast at Lincolnshire to the borders of Wales at Shropshire and Herefordshire. Read more...