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Caythorpe Court, Lincolnshire Caythorpe Court, Lincolnshire A great ‘all rounder’ centre with something for everyone! Caythorpe Court opened in spring 2006, with more than £2 million invested over the years to develop Caythorpe into a market-leading adventure centre specifically created to meet the needs of school, college and youth groups. Close to Nottingham and Leicester and only 40 minutes from Skegness, Caythorpe Court also plays host to a variety of external businesses. These include events/bands, tournaments, and sport event weekends. Catering for up to 800 guests at peak season and 160 staff, there are all sorts of different jobs you can do here from Administrator roles, Drivers, Activity Instructors and catering roles. Great for: Sports lovers, links with the local community, staff team building, (Almost) yearlong contracts and development opportunities Season: February - November Number of guests: 800 (7-17 years old, Schools, Families and Unaccompanied children) Number of staff: 160 Accommodation style: Staff are accommodated in indoor, shared rooms. Facilities Staff facilities at Caythorpe Court include: On-site bar Staff evening ents venue Sports hall, staff gym, football pitch, playing fields and two lakes Drying room and laundry facilities Wi-Fi available for staff in communal areas Activities available at Caythorpe Court include: Abseiling Aeroball All Aboard Archery Challenge Course Climbing Tower Fencing Giant Swing High Ropes Jacob’s Ladder Kayaking Low Ropes Course Motorsports Orienteering Problem Solving Raft Building Rifle Shooting Trapeze Tunnel Trail Sensory Trail Vertical Challenge Zip Wire Local Area Within an hour's drive from Caythorpe you can be sipping cocktails in a city bar or enjoying an afternoon in a typical English sea side town. Situated in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside, approximately 9 miles from Grantham you can explore the cities at the heart of England with Leicester, Nottingham and Birmingham within a short drive. For watersports enthusiasts the National Watersports Centre at Holme Pierrepoint is only 30 miles away and if you want to stay on centre there are close links with local football, cricket, badminton, and other sports teams. Key Facts Here are some more things that you might not know about Caythorpe Court (more reasons why it’s such a great place to work!). Grade II listed mansion house Previously part of De Montfort University Originally built as a hunting lodge Has some of the best motorsports and ropes facilities in the whole of THE CAMP Close links with local football, cricket, badminton, and other sports teams .
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