Altrincham & Surrounding areas
Join the Adventure: Franchise with The Outdoors Project
Play is serious business!
We launched our first franchise in Bristol a decade ago, and now we have sixteen franchise businesses across the UK. Our franchisees come from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared passion for engaging kids with nature through unique, fun activities. In 2025, we’re excited to expand even further and invite individuals who are enthusiastic about making a positive impact on children’s lives. We provide all the training, resources, and ongoing support you need to create a thriving, meaningful business in your own community.
Please download our brochure to find out more about our mission, our unique activities, the clubs we run, the finances and the support we offer through our franchise business.
If you'd like to book an introductory call to explore bringing The Outdoors Project to your area, reach out to us and we’ll be in touch to help make it happen! Together, let’s inspire the next generation to embrace the outdoors and create unforgettable memories in nature!
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Club Manager to Business Owner - Connors Lewes Case Study
Journey to franchising with The Outdoors Project // Connor McNally - Lewes District
Connor McNally, Franchisee for Lewes District had the advantage of having worked for the Brighton & Hove Outdoors Project clubs before taking on his own territory. However, he’d not been his own boss before and was taking on a territory which was developed by someone else. In the below interview we ask Connor about life as a business own vs being an employee and what it is like to take over some elses territory.
Creating a childcare business with a passion for the environment.
Heloise is one of our newest recuites to the Outdoors Project Tribe. She is an example of why a franchsie brings new perspective and passion into a business
Amy's journey from stressed out teacher to a better life balance
Owner of The Outdoors Project Havering shares her journey from stressed out teacher to a better life balance
Rob Cruise, West Sussex Franchisee Case Study
"The thing I’ve loved most about taking on a franchise is that it’s given me the autonomy of running my own business but without the anxiety of trying to invent everything from scratch. Creative input is always welcome from HQ so you can definitely bring your own ideas into the sessions but there’s no pressure to constantly come up with new ideas as there’s always a wealth at your disposal.
The business model is tried and tested and new franchises are statistically far less likely to fail than a completely new business. If you have a tendency to worry and over-think things as I do, a franchise means easier sleeps."
