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Establishedin1957,PGListheUK’sleadingchildren’sadventureholidaycompany.
Ourexpertise,safeenvironmentsandunrivalledpastoralcaremeanwearetrusted
andrespectedbyschoolsandfamiliesnationwide.
WHATWEOFFER: WORKINGWITHTHEBEST:
DEDICATEDTEAMS
Every year we provide holidays for over
250,000 demanding children and
teenagers. Our staff are dedicated to
helping your child discover their
independence, build their confidence and
make new friends during their
exhilarating, action-packed holiday.
FIRSTCLASSREPUTATION
We are proud of everything we do.
Whether it’s our highly trained staff that
will teach your children new skills and
care for their well-being, or offering the
best choice of centres and activities, PGL
are second to none.
THEBESTCENTRES
We now have 16 fantastic adventure
centres throughout the UK and abroad
which are constantly being updated with
the latest and most exhilarating activities.
We’vebeenthemarketleaderforso
long,thatwe’renowwelcomingchildren
whoseparentsandgrandparentsonce
OURBEGINNINGS
enjoyedaPGLholidaythemselves!We
Back in 1957, Peter Gordon Lawrence
couldn’twishforabetterendorsement.
bought a folding canvas canoe and set
off down the Danube. He loved this
experience so much he wanted to share
it. Returning home, he began leading
groups of young adults on canoe
camping trips down the River Wye –
and PGL was born!
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Thankyoutoall.”
MrStaunton
PETERGORDONLAWRENCE
THEADVENTUREBEGINS…
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