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Information: "We want open-air space, grounds of our own, preferably permanent game grounds easily accessible for the use of Scouts." - BP, January, 1919.
BP's vision has become a reality. Scout associations now own many outdoor facilities. Some are just cam
Scout Camps in Europe Scout Camps in Europe: A large fully browsable database and directory containing scouting campsite information. (Campsites) http://www.scout-camps.com
Where To Stay In Europe Where To Stay In Europe: Search engine for 320 Scout centres and camps throughout Europe. WOSM, European Region. (Campsites) http://scout.kaleis.com/index.php?idsousrubrique=68&langue=gb
Campingplaces.com Worldwide Campingplaces.com Worldwide: Directory of Scout campsites. (Campsites) http://www.campingplaces.com/en/
Sangam World Centre Sangam World Centre: WAGGGS World Centre in Pune, Maharashtra, India. International events throughout the year focusing on cultural sharing and on the culture of India. (Campsites) http://www.sangamwagggs.org.uk/
Kandersteg International Scout Centre Kandersteg International Scout Centre: WOSM world centre. 65 kilometres south of Bern, Switzerland. Year-round program built around the three main themes: international friendship, high adventure, and the environment. International staff program. (Campsites) http://www.kisc.ch/
Our Chalet Adelboden Our Chalet Adelboden: WAGGGS World Centre in the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland. Lodges with full meal service. Skiing, skating, hiking available. (Campsites) http://www.ourchalet.ch/
Ghajn Tuffieha Scout Center Ghajn Tuffieha Scout Center: International Scout Centre in Malta. (Campsites) http://www.maltascout.org.mt/ghajn_tuffieha.htm
Pax Lodge Pax Lodge: WAGGGS World Centre in London, United Kingdom. Lodge with full service. (Campsites) http://paxlodge.org/
Our Cabaña Our Cabaña: WAGGGS World Centre in the City of Cuernavaca, Mexico. Mexican cultural programs. (Campsites) http://www.english.ourcabana.org/
Additional
Information: "We want open-air space, grounds of our own, preferably permanent game grounds easily accessible for the use of Scouts." - BP, January, 1919.
BP's vision has become a reality. Scout associations now own many outdoor facilities. Some are just cam
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