The crackle of a campfire drifts through tall Scots pines, and you can hear laughter from the woodland clearing where someone's rigging a tarp shelter under the canopy.
This is a proper Scout and Guide activity centre, so it's geared toward youth groups first and foremost, but it's worth asking about availability if you're after a back-to-basics woodland camp with your tent or campervan. Dog owners should check ahead — policies can vary depending on what groups are booked in. The site sits in mature woodland, the kind of place where kids learn knots and adults remember why they loved camping in the first place.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so expect simple, functional provision rather than glamping comforts. Campfires are allowed, but you'll need to check the rules on arrival — there's usually a designated fire circle or specific guidance depending on the season. It's a low-key, outdoorsy spot with that nostalgic Scouts vibe: torches after dark, the smell of canvas, and the quiet satisfaction of a night spent under the trees.