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Recent developments

During the summer of 2019, we restored the roof of the Main Hall, which had been showing serious signs of wear and tear.  You can see the results in the picture above.

In 2020, we have refurbished our kitchen and much of its equipment.

Our sincere thanks go to the Hall Garth Charitable Settlement for a generous donation which enabled us to carry out both sets of work.

 

Malcolm Hoad

As the Camp enters a new decade, we remember that its continuing development owe a huge amount to the dedication and goodwill of our volunteers. 

Malcolm Hoad, who sadly died in December 2018, gave invaluable service to the Camp for many years.  For Camp users, he was often the first contact and "Voice of the Camp" as Booking Officer.  Group organisers spoke of his helpfulness and courtesy as dates, times and costs were agreed.  Fellow Trustees and Friends also recognised his important and skilled work as Camp Treasurer.  He is sorely missed.

Malcolm in hospitable mode at the Camp barbecue. 

 

Get involved

The Camp receives no regular funding from public authorities.  So we depend on the generosity of volunteers and donors.  

As volunteers, we need enthusiasts with business, IT, social media or DIY skills to give their time and expertise.
As a donor, you can give a holiday to a deserving child who might otherwise go without - and help to secure the Camp’s future.

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Testimonials

"Freedom for the children - great new cabins, ability to have a campfire. Flexible site to manage in all weathers. Thank you for this great facility"

"Kids and leaders love the fact that we have a campsite to ourselves with no hassle"

“Location is ideal for DOE, isolated enough to give teams that wild feel, but facilities nearby if needed”

“We used the Camp as the overnight for a Scout Challenge Badge – Expedition and it completely provided all we could wish for and more”

“The total seclusion and peace and quiet”

“A great place, location is perfect, facilities are brilliant”


Book Now

We open March-October and you can book fully or partly (sole occupancy guaranteed) for one night or more. It costs £13 per person/night for a bunkhouse, £9 for camping. Regular bunkhouses sleep 4-6 and include mattresses but not bedding.

Remember, we can help children or groups who can’t pay. Our Bill Williams funds can cover accommodation, transport and catering costs.

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