One lucky county resident gets a £ 500 salary plus a fun itinerary of activities to try and enjoy all summer.
Outdoor activities include horse riding, treetop walks, ax throwing, and kayaking. Speleology and canoeing are also on the program.
Camping in the Forest, with 16 campsites in England and Scotland, launched the role after realizing that life really starts at 40. Four in ten people think they got more adventurous in their forties than ever before.
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Happy campers will get a free pitch at three campsites this summer including Campsites Holmsley and Ashurst in the New Forest and Campsite Bracelands in the Forest of Dean from which to explore the wider area and discover all the amazing activities it has for the outdoor enthusiast to offer.
There is a wide range of exciting outdoor attractions and experiences near the New Forest to suit any adrenaline junkie, including adventure water parks, kayaking on beautiful coastal rivers and tidal estuaries, and challenging treetop adventure courses.
Rebecca Phipps, Marketing Manager for Camping in the Forest, said, “When we have families visiting our campsites, it’s mostly the parents who get the kids to swing from the treetops and go white water rafting – they love new things Experience!
“We want to celebrate the inner child of the 40+, so our new role as Chief Exploration Officer is the perfect position for someone who knows their reef knot from their grandma’s knot, loves exploring new places, and thinks hiking boots are muddy are.
“If that sounds like you or someone you know, we want to hear from you! Visit their website and tell us in 100 words what makes you the Most Adventurous Over 40s in Nottinghamshire and the job could be yours! “
Visit https://www.campingintheforest.co.uk/generation-exploration on Wednesday May 26th at 12:00 noon to apply for this unique opportunity to become the company’s new Chief Exploration Officer.
Terms and conditions apply.
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