The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead offers a wealth of beautiful and interesting locations and activities for corporate team building. Here are our top five:
1. Duck herding at Stoke Park: Steer your ducks through a course of obstacles, through tunnels and down slides - great for developing your team’s communication skills. Teams will have to quickly learn how to work together to get their ducks back into a pen once they’ve completed the obstacle course.
2. Polo playing at Coworth Park: Coworth Park is the only hotel in the UK that provides its own polo fields and practice facilities. Tailor-made polo experiences for team building are on offer. Polo is a fast game that requires ball skills and precision. Company chukkas, team-working and learning new skills are the order of the day.
3. Ferret racing and flying hawks: Oakley Court is a beautiful riverside venue with an adjoining field perfect for corporate team building. Aside from dragon boat racing, teams can also have sessions racing ferrets or learning to fly hawks.
4. Trampolining at Jump In: For a range of fun and energetic trampoline-based games, try Jump In for a corporate day out with a difference.
5. Windsor Tourist Guides provide corporate guided walking tours – choose from a walk around Windsor, a private guided tour of Windsor Castle, a ghost walk or other seasonal tours. Guide Amanda Bryett was a finalist in the Visit England Tourism Superstar Award 2019. The ten finalists were nominated for going the extra mile in the tourism industry.
6. Puppy Yoga at The Runnymede on Thames: Last but not least, puppy yoga at the Runnymede is brilliant for team building. No previous yoga experience is required and the sessions are relaxing with puppies roaming freely while team members practice their downward dog poses!
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