| The Long Barn | The Long Barn offers eating space and internal activity space. The connected kitchen is at one end of the Long Barn |
| The Round Barn | The Round Barn is a listed building and ideal for meetings and training sessions for about 20 people. It also has underfloor heating. NO Sleeping is allowed in this building |
| Campfire Circle | There is a dedicated campfire area at the top of the site with log seating |
| Camping Field | The camping field has spaces for patrol camping, ideal for Troop or Pack camps with a focus on functioning in smaller teams. There is plenty of space for activities to be arranged around the field. |
| Activity Field | The activity field has plenty of open space for developing larger projects such as pioneering or running many events. It is also useful for hosting larger camps with activities being transferred into the adjacent field. |
| Kitchen | The kitchen is at the end of the Long Barn and has a single door into the long barn and a single door to the outside. There is a large 6 ring gas oven, aluminum work surfaces, tall fridege freezer, toaster, microwave, kettle, storage areas and 2 large sinks |
| Toilet & Showers | There are separate shower and toilet facilities for adults and youth members. |
Altar Fires| There are 8 altar fires arranged around the edge of the site for Patrol/Six cooking |
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| Woodpile | There is a woodpile at the top of the site which can feed the altar fires and the campfire area. |
| Washing up stand | There is a washing up point outside the kitchen where members can get water for washing up or use the sink provided to wash up. |
| BBQ | A BBQ is available for larger events of for centralised catering. (requires a weeks notice) |
| Table & Chairs | Tables and chairs are available on site. |
| Parking | There is car parking available outside of the site and some in the 'Pound'. No vehicle access allowed to the parade ground without permission of the Site Manager |
| Drinking water | There is a water fountain outside the girls toilet and all cold water taps are drinking water |
