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Condovers is an established site, situated in a quiet location to the east of Thurrock. It is about 5 miles away from the M25. The site is about 3.5 acres in size, has pack holiday facilities, as well as gents & ladies toilets and shower blocks, and

Buckmore Park is a woodland campsite offering great back to basics camping! Situated in 142 acres of woodland just off the M20/A2 in Kent it provides space for scout camps both large and small. A range of activities including caving, orienteering and

‘Parkwood’ is the official campsite for Brighton and Hove District Scouts.

Situated within the South Downs National Park, our lovely site nestles at the foot of the South Downs close to Devil’s Dyke and the South Downs Way, and within easy reach of the vibrant seaside City of Brighton and Hove, and a number of attractive Sussex villages.

Within 23 acres of ancient woodland there are 19 secluded camping areas, each named after a part of Brighton or the surrounding settlements (see our Site Map).  We can accommodate groups of various sizes, from teams of four doing their D of E (Duke of Edinburgh) training, to District Events of 300 plus.  The site is totally self-contained, the only access being via the gate on the A281.

We also have indoor accommodation offering beds and bunks for up to 38 people, a  well-equipped Kitchen and Dining Room, and a large hall (the ‘Tidy Cabin’) for meetings and activities.  There are also separate male and female toilets, and shower facilities.  This is ideal for Cub and Beaver Sleepovers, Training courses, School Trips, etc
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Adamswell Scout Campsite is located on the outskirts of Langton Green, near Tunbridge Wells in Kent. The site is owned and managed by Royal Tunbridge Wells District Scout Council.

The site is open for use by all Scouts, Guides, Youth Groups, Schools