
Your unique group seizing the moment
“The whole group had a brilliant week, and fully engaged in all activities. Many overcame significant fears which massively boosted their confidence. Spending 5 days away from their usual routine contributes to independence and encourages everybody to try new things in a safe environment.”
– Berkshire Respite Holidays (pictured in their fancy dress)
Care homes, charities, communities...
…all enjoying an accessible break together as one
At Calvert Devon, we specialise in creating unforgettable group experiences focusing on accessibility and inclusivity, so everyone can enjoy the thrill of outdoor adventure together!
Whether you’re planning a trip for a charity, club, care home, reunion, or corporate retreat, we’re here to ensure your whole group feels welcome and supported.
Our experienced team and state-of-the-art accessible facilities ensure that age, ability, or past experience are never barriers to adventure;
- A tailored programme of exciting outdoor activities — from canoeing and climbing to archery and zip-lining — designed so everyone can take part together
- Specialist adaptive equipment and expert support to make every activity accessible and enjoyable
- Comfortable accommodation set around a picturesque courtyard — perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure
- Delicious, high-quality meals prepared to fuel your group’s adventures
- Full use of our on-site facilities, including an indoor swimming pool and social spaces
Come for a three-, four-, or seven-night stay and enjoy the magic of shared experiences. Whether you’re laughing around the campfire, conquering a climbing wall, or gliding over the water, you’ll be doing it side by side, creating memories that last a lifetime.
Bring your group to Calvert Devon and discover how adventure brings everyone together!
Activities

Activities and adventure without limits
We ensure every individual has the opportunity to shine, especially when supported by friends.
You’ll have a team of staff to oversee your stay and answer any questions, plus a structured programme of activities led by qualified instructors with specially designed equipment, to accommodate a wide range of ages from 5 to 95.
Plus, all activities take place on-site, with the furthest being a five-minute stroll to the Reservoir!
See all the activitiesAccommodation and dining

Accommodation includes bedrooms and apartments that come in single, twin, and triple configurations with en-suite shower rooms and toilets, along with basic furniture and adaptive equipment for guests with physical disabilities.
The accommodation is based around a communal garden courtyard for easy access to dining areas and essential facilities including laundry and drying rooms. You’ll also have our housekeeping team on hand, incase you need them.
Enjoy hot meals in the dining room and conservatory, freshly prepared and served by friendly chefs who incorporate dietary requirements and special requests provided when booking.
Evening entertainment and helpful facilities

On arrival, the team will greet your group, give a tour and answer questions to ensure a smooth first night. They will also be a key part of making sure that, after a great day, the enjoyment continues into the evenings.
Possible options could include but are not limited to:
• A visit from Exmoor Zoo to meet small critters and cute animals
• Arts and crafts
• Bingo, quiz, or game nights
• Sensory and relaxing walks around the reservoir
• A late-night disco to dance, sing and unwind
There’s also an abundance of facilities to make the most of, including:
• A swimming pool (must be pre-booked)
• A sensory room
• A small TV room
• Larger communal areas with a bar
The benefits of visiting as a group
We see it time and time again; taking part in an adventure residential as a group, with engaging activities that encourage teamwork, contributes to better communication, personal skills, and belief in each other. Group breaks create magically personal moments that mean the world to everyone.
Everyone is unique, but Calvert Devon group breaks provide an equal opportunity to talk and bond whilst growing with new people and sharing experiences.
Whatever your group looks like, a stay with us means enjoying adventurous fun together in a safe and supportive environment.
The sense of achievement can also provide a huge boost of confidence and self-esteem to people with disabilities and has a positive effect on their lives beyond their stay.
According to Sport England, as many as 1 in 5 people have a long-standing limiting disability or illness.
Sport EnglandActivity Alliance’s Annual Disability and Activity Survey 2022-2023 found that 4 out of 5 disabled people wanted to become more active.
Activity AllianceActivity Alliance found that 42% of people with disabilities in the UK perceived a lack of accessible facilities as a barrier to participating in physical activity.
Activity AllianceRegular exercise in community settings increases social interaction by 40%. It’s widely known that social interaction can improve mental health and alleviate isolation.
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)Regular physical activity has been proven to reduce the risk of anxiety and depression by 30%
World Health OrganizationAccording to Leonard Cheshire Disability, outdoor activities boost social integration by 30% and foster a sense of community among participants.
Leonard Cheshire Disability