OUR STORY
Teaching Bushcraft and Resilience Skills for Life
I am a devoted outdoorsman, born in rural New South Wales and raised in Melbourne, Australia. I have a profound connection to the Australian bush. With a rich background exploring rugged landscapes, I am driven by a desire to share my knowledge and empower others to appreciate the beauty of nature.
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What separates Everyday Bushcraft from conventional training courses in this field is that we relate the concepts back to our everyday life and problems. The Survival Mindset is a key tool that helps to identify what to do next in any circumstance.
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Offering structured bushcraft courses, we guide participants through foundational skills in the Fundamentals Course, advancing their abilities more adventurous activities in the Adventurer Course, and immerse them in traditional Early Settler techniques with the Explorer Course.
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Through the different course offerings, we share a deep love for the Australian bush. With years of exploration and connection to nature, we offer bushcraft courses tailored to various skill levels.
The main aim it to instill appreciation for nature and empower others to explore the wilderness and their everyday life, with confidence.
ABOUT EVERYDAY BUSHCRAFT
Everyday Bushcraft is an event that teaches kids and families about the importance of resilience in life through survival techniques in the Australian bush. Our team believes that these life skills are important for everyone to learn and that they can be taught in a fun and engaging way. Join us for a camping experience that will change your life!
EXPERIENCE THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH
At Everyday Bushcraft, we believe in experiencing the Australian bush in its natural state. Our camping trips are designed to be authentic and informative. We provide cooking area's and facilities to ensure your experience with us is an enjoyable one.
Participants are encouraged to bring food of their choice that matches the experience they are after.
Join us for an unforgettable camping trip in the Australian bush!