Gilwell Park

1. Training Ground.
   
1. Spring Lodge - 38 beds with S/C kitchen (accessible  facilities).
   
2. Switzer Lodge - beds 42 (accessible facilities).
   
3. Russell Troop Hall - 11 beds, S/C kitchen for 70 people  plus hall space.
   
4. Hoadley Huts – 64 beds in eight separate huts plus hall space.
   
2. EMD Centre. ‐36 beds dorm style accommodation, S/C kitchen, large  undercover outdoor meeting space.
   
3. Cleve Cole Hut. ‐10 beds with S/C kitchen.
   
4. Western Side.
   
1. The Lodge - eight beds S/C kitchen.
   
2. Messmate - two bunks.
   
5. Camping.
   
1. All campsites have amenity blocks, indoor shelters and camp kitchens (accessible facilities).

Bay Park - Joseph Harris Park

1. Lodge with five rooms of 10 beds - 50 beds.
   
1. Large kitchen, dining and recreation room.
   
2. Converted railway carriages (Bay-Park Station) - 38 beds.
   
1. Kitchen and dining room
   
3. Cottage - 12 beds.
   
1. Small kitchen, dining room plus lounge room with TV
   
4. Syndicate room - 8 beds. 
   
1. Small kitchen, lounge - dining with TV

Bogong Rover Chalet

1. Chalet sleeps 35 people.
   
2. Kitchen, washing machine, drying room, unisex bathroom.

1. Winter - cross country ski, private tow, backcountry  snowboarding.
   
2. Summer - mountain bike riding, great base for bushwalking, fishing and general exploring of the region. Summer bookings run from November through to the end of April.
   

Clifford Park Activity Centre

1. Camping for over 400 on prepared sites
   
2. Storm shelters (6x3m) on nine sites
   
3. Melbourne water reticulated throughout site
   
4. Rowallan Shelters – two large fully enclosed shelters, equipped with gas BBQ, small hot water unit, stainless steel sink and bench, refrigerator, microwave, tables, seats and fire box.
   
5. Wombat Cabins – all bunk beds fitted with quality mattress only, carpeted, heated, wall fan cooled:
   
1. 7 rooms x 4 beds, 5 rooms x 6 beds, 1 room x 2 beds = 60 beds.
   
2. Separate Cabin 8 beds (2 rooms x 4 beds) plus shower room.
   
6. Wombat Shelter – gas BBQ, stainless steel sink and bench, fixed tables and seats, Coonara heater.
   
1. Attached cooking area with two upright gas stoves, refrigerator, microwave, stainless steel sinks, laminated bench tops, equipped for forty.
   
7. The Lodge – main dining area on-site, in open format seats 160, can be divided in half or one quarter/three quarters, polished timber floor, gas heated, air cooled, AV equipped, industrial style kitchen.
   
1. Catering available or self cater.
   
8. Log Cabin – multi purpose training/activity hall, carpeted, gas heated, air cooled, AV equipped, white boards, tables chairs, tea/coffee making area, refrigerator, microwave, also site sick bay
   
9. Rover Hut – carpeted, Coonara heater, kitchenette, equipped for ten.
   
1. Control centre for major activities
   

1. Activity guide led activities – abseiling tower, crate stacking, electronic fox hunt, amateur radio VK3SCP
   
2. Self led activities – challenge valley (900 metres, 23 elements) water slide, archery, sand volley ball court, BMX track, billy cart hill, bouldering wall, compass courses (15), orienteering courses (2), Frisbee golf, bush boards, construction spars available, raft building, puzzle room, two campfire circles
   
3. Chapel - all faiths open air - seating, power and lighting.
   
4. Access to Warrandyte State Park – bush walking, environment observations.
   
5. Access to canoe landing on Yarra River for water activities.
   
6. Home to fifteen weekend Activity Camps – Three Mob Musters, three Cub Capers, nine Scout Patrol.
   
7. Off Site within 10 kms. – ten pin bowling, go karts, roller skating, horse riding.

Eumeralla Scout Camp

1. Troop Hall (S/C kitchen) four huts with 12 beds plus six beds - 54 beds.
   
2. Environment Centre (S/C kitchen) six huts with six beds plus four beds inside - 40 beds. Large undercover decking  area.
   
3. The Lodge (S/C kitchen) - 12 beds.
   
4. Headquarters (S/C kitchen) - 12 beds.
   
5. Camping capacity 500+, all buildings have camping  nearby.
   
6. Nine large campsites with amenities nearby.

Mafeking Rover Park

1. Campsite to suit over 1000 campers.
   
2. Four cabins, each containing eight beds.
   
3. Large hall with commercial kitchen, projector, speakers and fireplace.
   
4. Picnic shelter with fireplace and BBQ facilities.
   
5. Two toilet blocks.

Pax Hill Scout Camp

1. The Lodge - 70 beds, accessible bunk room, toilet and shower, dining/activity room, separate meeting room, full catering kitchen for self-catering or we can help you contact local caterers, BBQ provided.
   
2. Pack Holiday Centre - 44 beds, dining room and activity room, self-catering or we can help you contact local caterers, BBQ provided.
   
3. Extra accommodation is available in the Tait Centre with 10 beds, making a total of 124 beds on site. Further meeting room available via the Grenville Centre.
   
4. Camping is available across the site, BYO all equipment with use of bush toilets. Shower blocks can be made available at an extra cost. For quote email info@paxhill. com.au.

1. Abseiling – arrange a booking and quote, email info@ paxhill.com.au.
   
2. Archery – self lead if your leaders are qualified, there is a cost per participant.
   
3. Self-led activities - bouldering wall, confidence and commando courses, billy carts, bush golf, orienteering, mine, volleyball, basketball, photo and nature trails, chapel, campfire circle.
   
4. Heritage Centre – Guided access only. To arrange a booking email info@paxhill.com.au. Gold coin donation per participant appreciated.

Scout Alpine Adventure Centre

1. The lodge has six bedrooms with 26 beds in winter and 28 in summer.
   
2. Excellent kitchen facilities are available along with lots of entertaining space.

1. In winter the lodge is the closest to the actual snow fields. Baw Baw is a great mountain for beginners to learn skiing or snow play
   
2. In summer it is a great place to use as a base for day or overnight bushwalking on the Baw Baw plateau, weekend group camps or mountain biking.

Treetops Camp and Activity Centre

1. Pack holiday centre - commercial kitchen and 48 beds.
   
2. 30ha of bushland and open grassland.
   
3. Six self-contained cabins sleep up to seven each (three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchenette and lounge room), one with wheelchair access and accessible toilet and shower.
   
4. Eight powered caravan sites, camp sites for over 800.
   
5. Multi-purpose room, kitchen and conference facility for 30.
   
6. Non-denominational chapel.

Warburton Trails Scout Adventure Centre

1. Two bedrooms comfortably accommodating up to eight people.
   
2. Fully equipped kitchen.
   
3. Large activity room and a separate cosy lounge room.
   
4. Bunkhouse - four bunkrooms, each with three double bunks accommodating a further 24 people.
   
5. Large grassy backyard that is suitable for camping by small groups.

Guide and Scout Water Activities Centre

1. Hall large enough to sleep 25.
   
2. Two rooms sleep eight in bunks.
   
3. Kitchen, showers.

W.F. Waters Rover Ski Lodge

1. Lodge accommodation in Baw Baw Alpine Village.
   
2. Four rooms of four beds, one room of three beds, one room of five beds and two rooms of eight beds - 40.

1. White season – snow play, dog sledding, downhill skiing, tobogganing, ski touring and staying warm inside!
   
2. Green season – hiking, bushwalking, cross-country mountain biking, downhill mountain biking, relaxation weekends, conferences, planning weekends, Unit breakups, Unit weekends away, training courses, Unit Council weekends.

District and Group Campsites

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Blackwood Scout Camp

1. Kitchen/dining building with 14 beds, bunkhouse with 18 beds.
   
2. Showers and toilets.
   
3. Three Group sites.
   
4. Bush camping.

Bell Park Scout Camp

1. Camping only - campers must supply their own tents and  equipment.
   
2. Currawidgen Venue - Wheelchair access, fully equipped kitchen, microwave, two ovens, large BBQ plate and six gas jets and crockery/cutlery and cooking equipment. Full fridge and freezer and pantry with shelves. Dining room seats 56.
   
3. Chelsea Hanger - Large open old plane hangar with tables and chairs for activities. Also has an open fireplace and wheelchair access.
   
4. Tank water only supplied.

Brucknell Park Scout Camp

1. Coleman Hall - Sleeps 64 with 8 rooms of 4 bunk beds
   
2. Wheelchair accessible, commercial kitchen, wood fire, projector and sound system (on request), internal amenities include special needs facilities, washing machine, chairs and tables. All on one level.
   
3. Neville Dance Training Centre – Sleeps 20 with one room of one bunk bed and three rooms of three bunk beds.
   
4. Wheelchair accessible, kitchen, wood fire, tables and chairs, all on one level, external amenities (not special needs friendly).
   
5. 55 un-powered campsites
   
6. 10 powered campsites.
   
7. Tank water (no caravan hook-up) also ultra violet filtered water.

Camp Niall

1. Two bunkrooms, one sleeps 22 one sleeps eight - 30 beds.
   
2. S/C Kitchen, four burner gas stove and oven, large two door fridge, separate chest freezer.
   
3. Dining room.
   
4. Two outdoor shelters -One with camp kitchen.
   
5. Toilets and showers equipped with instant gas hot water. Two large activity shelters.
   
6. 20 Patrol sites.

Camp Warringal Scout Adventure Camp

1. Funfields Water/Theme Park (Whittlesea)
   
2. Uncle Nevs Trail Riding (Upper Plenty).

1. Fully equipped kitchen and dining room seats 48.
   
2. Bunk rooms, two rooms with 14 beds - 28 beds, BYO bedding.
   
3. Quamby Hut - 12 beds.
   
4. Rec Hall with table and chairs and Jetmaster wood fire.
   
5. Toilet/shower block instant gas hot water, one accessible toilet.

1. Large hall with theatrette and four meeting rooms.
   
2. 20 Bunks, BYO bedding.
   
3. Kitchen - fully equipped.
   
4. Toilets/showers, special needs friendly.
   
5. Wood fire ducted heating.
   
6. Two shelters (one with power) BBQs available BYO Gas bottle.

Caringal Scout Camp

1. Main camp site - 38 large sites, four sites have power for caravans.
   
2. Bush sites area A - five sites.
   
3. Bush sites area B - large cleared area for camping with a toilet block and water, ideal for patrol camps.
   
4. Bunk House - lounge area, sleeps 33, three rooms with six bunks, one room with eight beds, one with three, and one with four.
   
5. Lodge - kitchen, lounge, one room with eight bunks and one room with four bunks. 
   
6. Bert Spackman - (S/C) three bunks and a queen bed (linen can be supplied).
   
7. Rover hut, self contained sleeps 10.
   
8. Leaders Hut - two beds, kitchenette/lounge.
   
9. Mess Hall (seats 60 People).
   

Captain Hurley Rover Hut

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Clive Disher Park

1. Numerous patrol sites and larger camp areas. Tank water supply throughout park, toilet and shower facilities.
   
2. Recreation room.
   
3. Floor space for sleeping 30.
   
4. Headquarters building with small kitchen.
   
5. Separate accommodation unit with three bedrooms and meeting room adjacent to HQ building.
   
6. 52 patrol sites accommodating 200 campers.
   

Connan Park Scout Camp, Tyers State Park

1. Toilet/shower block.
   
2. Camp kitchen, showers and toilets within chalet building.
   
3. Open campgrounds for Patrol camping. Water supply and fire pits in each.
   
4. 52 patrol sites accommodating 200 campers

Cooinda Burrong Scout Camp

1. Two dormitory huts - five rooms with four beds, 40 beds.
   
2. Recreation hall with kitchen, laundry and hot showers.
   
3. 10 patrol sites.
   
4. Four caravan powered sites.
   

1. Chapel, BBQ.
   
2. Activities in the Grampians.
   
3. Home of Western Vic JOTA/JOTI
   
4. Facebook - Western Vic JOTA/ JOTI.

Cresco Park

1. Yarra River Bunkhouse - six beds.
   
2. 10 patrol sites.
   
3. Septic toilets.
   
4. Open fire camp shelter with electricity. Activities Swimming and rafting on the Yarra River.

Dallas Brooks Scout Park

1. 50 patrol sites.
   
2. Two huts with gas stove, open fireplace and toilets attached.
   
3. Mains water.
   
4. No power but ready to attach your generator.
   

Fryerstown Castlemaine Scout Camp

1. 20 Patrol sites.

GWS Anderson Scout Park

1. Small chalet sleeps 10 (power, light, cooking facilities and dining area, open fire).
   
2. Two igloos each sleep 10.
   
3. 80 tent sites, toilet and shower facilities.
   
4. Hall.
   
5. Group sites and individual patrol sites.
   
6. Survival camps are welcome.
   

Gunbower Island, Tree Tops

Harkaway Scout Camp

1. Bunk house - 26 beds.
   
2. Leader den - four beds.
   
3. Main hall with fully equipped kitchen, wood heater, seating for up to 30 people, toilet and shower block and hot water service.
   

Heany Park Scout Camp

1. 12 Patrol sites, communal kitchen and toilet facilities. Bring your own wood and remove rubbish on departure.
   
2. Separate sites available with fire pits. No showers. 2 toilets.
   

Koolamurt Park Scout Camp

1. Total - 56 Beds
   
2. Dormitory - Sleeps 22.
   
3. Six huts with five beds each.
   
4. Two huts with two beds each.
   
5. Dining room, kitchen - catered or self-cater.
   
6. Recreation hall.
   
7. Toilets/showers.
   

1. Conference Centre with Wi-Fi, toilets, kitchenette, projector-screen, huddle room and white boards.
   

Lake Fyans Scout Camp

1. Lodge with four rooms with eight beds and two rooms with four - 40 beds.
   
2. Kitchen.
   
3. Bring your own water.

Mallangeeba

1. Hall floor sleeps 20.
   
2. Nine double bunks sleep 19 and one single bed
   
3. Kitchen/dining facilities.
   
4. Toilet/shower block.
   
5. 20 patrol sites.
   

Mataranka Campsite

1. Hall with basic kitchen, generator, four hot shower and four toilets.
   
2. Bush camping, outdoor storm shelter and bucket flush toilets.
   

Moira Park

1. Recreation hall space with four rooms with eight beds and one room with 10 beds
   
2. Indoor kitchen and dining to suit numbers.
   
3. Toilets and hot showers.
   
4. Bring your own wood and remove rubbish on departure.
   

Noonameena Scout Camp

1. Hall has bunk beds for 10 people (ideal for Leaders), pot belly stove, TV, two showers, three toilets and small kitchen with fridge.
   
2. Bush camping.
   
3. Outdoor dining shelter with tables and chairs for 30 people with power/lighting, and fridge.

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Patanga Park Scout Camp

1. Camping.
   
2. Shelter/storm hut, eating hall and basic kitchen facilities.
   
3. Leader accommodation.
   
4. Toilet and shower block.
   

Rowallan Recreation and Adventure Camp

1. Accommodates 72 in bunk beds, mattress supplied.
   
2. 24 bed bunkhouse - one room with alcoves of four beds each.
   
3. 40 bed bunkhouse - five rooms, two with 16 beds, one with four, and two with two beds for Leaders. \
   
4. Eight bed staff quarters - three rooms, two with two beds, one with four beds.
   
5. Dormitories heated overnight with hydronic heating.
   
6. First aid room with one folding bed is part of the staff quarters.
   
7. Dining room with fixed tables and bench seating.
   
8. Small lounge area between staff quarters and dining room, with TV (on wall).
   
9. Wi-Fi in the lounge/dining room/kitchen is available on request.
   
10. Gas heating in lounge/dining room.
    
11. Commercial kitchen, two fridges, freezer, 10 burner gas stove with two ovens, commercial dishwasher, equipped for 80, ample shelving for food boxes, self- catering.
    
12. Recreation hall with folding tables, chairs, open fireplace and indoor activities. Firewood supplied.
    
13. External toilet/shower block.
    
14. Accessibility areas - toilet, shower, bunkhouse 40, dining room and hall.
    
15. Outdoor gas BBQ.
    
16. Tent areas for about 100 nearby to the buildings.
    

1. Over 100 Patrol camping sites.
   
2. Toilet/shower block with lighting and hot water.
   
3. Fires permitted in supplied drums and stands, firewood available onsite.
   

1. A new building with kitchen and dining for 36. Kitchen has six burner gas stove and oven, hot water, two large sinks, two LPG fridge/freezers, wood heater.
   
2. Lighting is via 12v battery in building. 
   
3. No 240V, but the building can be plugged in to your own generator - requires 15A plug/lead. Not required unless you bring your own 240v equipment.
   

1. Headquarters ‐Recreation hall: basketball, half soccer, table tennis with net, volleyball, BYO balls, bats for these activities. ‐Outdoors: Adventure playground, low ropes course, basketball, tug-o-war ropes, volleyball, campfire circle (firewood available on site), zip line, orienteering course, parade ground.
   
2. Forest Camp (also available to HQ users via 1km walk) ‐Open air chapel, low ropes course, nature trail, hiking and bush walking, initiative course, multiple orienteering courses, amphitheatre with campfire, archery range, parade ground.
   
3. All open fires are subject to CFA Fire Danger Period and weather conditions as per Ranger’s discretion.
   

1. Open field camping area with outdoor toilet and shower block.
   
2. Hall for indoor on floor sleeping or activities
   
3. Small kitchen, toilets and showers.
   

Watson Park Scout Camp

1. Lodge building with separate bedroom sleeping six bunk style plus extensive floor areas, main room with wood heater, basic kitchen, internal composting toilet. 12v system running lights, water pressure and inverter (BYO battery).
   
2. Outside deck with BBQ and views, tank water.
   
3. Bush camping, outdoor fire pit, parade ground and chapel.