Mersey WeaverQCW Equipment
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100watt UV Outdoor Floodlight
UV Floodlight for glow in the dark activities
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Crate Stacking at QCW (Self Led)
We have 30+ heavy duty plastic crates that can be used for crate stacking/climbing. Please note this is a hire of equipment only and the activity is self led. You will require your own instructor who is competent enough to confidently both set this activity up and run it. Crate Stacking/Climbing is classified as a High Ropes activity and you must follow the relevant factsheet from The Scouts.
The crates can be hired and used for a crate stacking activity with:
- Our Mobile Climbing Wall (provided you have an artificial top rope climbing permit or higher) or;
- Our Mobile Climbing wall while at Queen Charlotte’s Wood (provided you have an artificial top rope climbing permit or higher) or;
- As a temporary High Ropes activity at Queen Charlotte’s Wood on the Three Oaks campsite (provided you have a natural top rope climbing permit or higher).
If hiring for Crate Stacking at QCW, the crates come with the following equipment:
- 1 x Blue Lyon Climbing Ballast Bag, 1 x DMM sling and 1x DMM Shadow HMS Screwgate Carabiner for securing the belayer
- 1 x Blue Petzl GRI GRI belay device and 1 x DMM Belay Master Carabiner for the belayer
- 3 x Blue Edelweiss 30m Climbing ropes
- 1 x Petzl Vertical Wire Lock Carabiner for clipping onto crates
- 2 x Blue Climbing Technology Galaxy Helmets
- 1 x DMM Alpine Centre Threadback Harness for the belayer
- 1 x Singing Rock Body Harness for the climber
- 2 x DMM Chest Sidelock Harnesses with 2 x Bridge Slings and 2 x Green Mammut Carabiners for use with waist harnesses
- Additional Climbing Harnesses and Helmets. Please note that these are shared with the climbing wall.
- A maximum of 12 x DMM Centre Sidelock Harnesses
- A maximum of 12 x Petzl White Boreo / Teal Borea Helmets
N.B. To use the crates at Queen Charlotte’s Wood, you must also be booked in as a Day Visitor, Evening Visitor, Camper or for The Hideaway
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Croquet Set
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Forbidden Road Recreational Hammocks
Lightweight Portable Parachute Hammock for Outdoor Hiking Travel Backpacking
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Giant Connect Four
Giant Up 4 It requires strategy, skill and of course a lot of luck. Players take turns to drop their counters into the frame with the intention of forming a line of 4, whilst doing so they must also prevent their opponent from making a line with their counters.
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Kubb Sets
Kubb is a lawn game where the objective is to knock over wooden blocks by throwing wooden batons at them. Kubb can be described as a combination of bowling and horseshoes. Play takes place on a small rectangular playing field, known as a “pitch”. “Kubbs” are placed at both ends of the pitch, and the “king”, a larger wooden block, is placed in the middle of the pitch. Some rules vary from country to country and from region to region, but the ultimate objective of the game is to knock over the “kubbs” on the opposing side of the pitch, and then to knock over the “king”, before the opponent does. Games can last from five minutes to well over an hour. The game can be played on a variety of surfaces such as grass, sand, concrete, snow, or even ice.
The alleged Viking origin of the game has led some players and kubb fans to nickname the game “Viking chess
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LED Poi
We have three sets of LED Poi. When using the ball in the dark, colored lights can form beautiful light tracks, providing a cool visual effect.
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LED Rechargeable Floodlight
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Mobile Climbing Wall at QCW
Please use this product to book the wall at Queen Charlotte’s Wood. You must also be booked in as a Day Visitor, Evening Visitor, Camper or for The Hideaway. If you wish to book the wall for use offsite you should book here
Why not give Rock Climbing a go? We own a 9 metre high mobile climbing wall that lives at Queen Charlotte’s Wood and can be used on site while not out on hire.
The wall can accommodate up to five climbers at any one time. Included in the hire are enough harnesses, helmets, ropes and carabiners for 20 people so the whole section can have a go…
The climbing wall comes as a dry hire and you will need to arrange your own instructor(s). We recommend using the permit holder search functionality in the Scout Membership System to find and contact permit holders.
Fees for 2025: Mersey Weaver Scouts/Guides Other Charitable Organisations Per hour* £20 (Max charge £40) £25.00 £31.25 If you would like some crates to run crate stacking on the end of the wall off the you can add these to your basket for an extra fee here
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Ninja Slackline Obstacle Course
We have a 15m Slackline complete with obstacle course attachments training lines and tree protectors perfect for building part of an obstacle or assault course or fun outdoor play area. The trees to which they are attached need to be healthy sound trees capable to taking the force applied to them. You could also book additional slacklines to extend the course
The recommended maximum user weight is 113kg. Ninja attachments are suitable for Squirrel, Beaver and younger Cubs.
This is only for use on the QCW site, it must not be booked for offsite use.
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Parachutes
Need some shelter or a sun shade for an activity or while camping? Maybe you just want to build a den? Then why not borrow one of the District’s Parachutes?
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Pioneering Poles
Want to build a structure, bridge, tree house or catapult? Then the District has a wide selection of pioneering poles at its Queen Charlotte’s Wood Activity Centre. The poles are available to use free of charge to all Mersey Weaver Groups or guests at the campsite.
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QCW Marquee
Queen Charlotte’s Wood has a large marquee which is approx 6m x 10m in dimension which can be booked by groups with at least a week’s notice.
Please note that the Marquee is self assembly.
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Set of 20 Non Slip Marker Discs
Spot markers for games or social distancing!
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Set of 50 Multi Sports Space Marker Cones
Multi coloured cones for sports activities
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Slacklines
We have three 15m Slacklines complete with training lines and tree protectors. Slacklining is a great activity to practice balance. The trees to which they are attached need to be healthy sound trees capable to taking the force applied to them.
The recommended maximum user weight is 150kg.
This is only for use on the QCW site, it must not be booked for offsite use.