Team Building Events and Activities in Woking
We have a host of ideal indoor as well as outdoor team events that can be conducted in the fantastic venues at Woking. Some of our top selling indoor activities include Ice Cream Challenge, Cryptic Challenge, Chain Reaction and Bridges of Babylon. Alternatively, we can organize a day in the country with our unique outdoor events like Team Zone Challenge, Cryptic Challenge, Decision Wheel and many othersSome of the famed companies we have been working with to their utmost satisfaction are Pepsi, Radisson, KBR, HBOSplc, Bradford & Bingley and several others.For more ideas give our sales team a call on 0845 680 6109 and discuss your requirements, fill out a quick enquiry or take a look at some of the other great events we run in Woking!
Our indoor activities are flexible and can be as short or long as you want them to be. Some of our popular and fun events are Chain Reaction, Cryptic Challenge and Chocolate Challenge providing indoor fun and supporting initiative, creativity and better collaboration. The venues in Woking also provide the perfect backdrop for some of our top selling outdoor activities like Decision Wheel and Flatpack, which are both challenging and entertaining and various other games where tasks have to be completed under pressure.
History of Woking
The earliest reference to Woking is a grant made by Pope Constantine in 708 for a monastery in ‘Wochingas’. There is also evidence of Roman settlements in Old Woking. Woking was previously a village, presently known as Old Woking and the present town was previously a heathland. When the Railway and the Basingstoke canal came to the town, it was more accessible from London and it started to develop, with the shortage of land in London.
The town first started as a burial ground and about 400 acres were initially used for a cemetery. Later, the rest of the land, bought by the London Necropolis, was used for property development. The town reflects a Victorian origin, though today you find many shops, offices and new apartments. It stands on the river Wey and used to be a market town, with a long street, a post office, holding a fair on Tuesdays.