Fire Induction We allow fires on our site because camping and fires go together, and we want you to get the full experience and enjoy your stay. Having said that, fire is a big risk on our site and we don’t want anyone to get hurt or the site to get damaged. The risk is so great due to the leaf litter, peaty soil and abundance of trees. An out-of-control fire would at best destroy an area of the site and its ecology, which would take up to 50 years to recover, and at worst destroy the whole site and cause serious injury and death. Having a fire on this site is a significant responsibility and you must agree to treat it with caution and prioritise safety.If you need help with anything regarding a stove or fire, please ask rather than guess.Name of person who is responsible for the fire and will stay suitably sober: Regarding All Fires I'm aware of the Tree Preservation Order and I won't let any of my group damage any living tree. We won't burn any deadwood or sticks from the forest floor I will keep the fire within the altar and below 2 feet (60cm) high I will watch where embers are landing I'm aware that the wood may contain screws or nails Regarding Fires and Stoves I will... Keep water at the site of the fire Be careful to avoid burns as things like utensils get hot Dampen down around the fire as required and check the temperature of the ground Keep the burning thing a suitable distance from any tree Do as asked by the wardens Regarding BBQs With BBQs I will follow the same safety precautions as per a fire, and They will be placed on a stove plate or raised 6" (15cm) off the ground Acceptance We have read and understand this fire induction, the Emergency Cards and the terms and conditions. We will keep the site and other users safe by following the guidance and terms and conditions. We understand that if we do not, our fire will be extinguished, and we may be asked to leave and prosecuted for the any damage. Send
