Yes, up to a certain point. We will ask for detailed camper information closer to the camp in the summer of 2019.

Bookings will close May 1st 2020, or before if the camp becomes full to capacity.

Participants: All activities, T-shirt, badge, wristband.

Leaders / Staff: T-shirt, badge, wristband.

Please email [email protected] who will be able to help.

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Yes, a Scout group can host an Explorer unit on one of the four Scout subcamps. The Explorers would still take part in the Explorer programme.

Were pleased to be able to welcome a limited number of groups from Girlguiding who are members of the Durham North and Durham South counties. Places will be offered on a first come, first served basis and groups will need an appropriate camp license.

We’re welcoming Scouts and Explorers (between 10-18 years for international groups) from around the world to join us. Our Beaver and Cub programmes are limited to members of Durham Scouts.

If your children are camping with you but aren’t part of a group who are taking part in the Beaver and Cub experiences, then they can access the Beaver and Cub programme on the Monday (Beavers) and Wednesday/Thursday (Cubs). This is on the basis that they are accompanied by an adult at all times and understand that the days are primarily organised for groups attending.

Yes, Children under 10 can come to Durham 2020, but you remainresponsiblefor them.

You can register on the website.

Young Leaders will need to be booked on as participants, so that they can enjoyall ofthe activities for the duration of the camp.

Yes, we have a dedicated area for groups to collect Online shopping orders from.

Yes, upto a certain point.We will ask for detailed camper information closer to the camp in summer 2019.

It would be unfair to young leadersnot to participate in any of theactivities, so all participants pay the same fee.

There is no limit on the number of leaders you can bring, however we will need help staffing activities. If there is an excessiveamountof leaders above the outlined ratios, we may ask you to help more often.

Bookings will close May 1st2020, or before ifthe camp becomesfull to capacity.

Please look to the ratios outlined in POR and so long as there are sufficient Leaders to look after your participants, we would love to have you as a staff member. Please register via thewebsite as staff.

Participants will arrive throughout Saturday 1stAugust, at staggered times to minimise traffic disturbances to the local area.

Yes, this should be possible but we’ll confirm nearer the time.

We will make the camping zones accessible for pitching from Wednesday 29thJuly, but there will be no access to the rest of the site as it is being built.

Subcamp allocation takes place during Spring 2020.

Yes, a permit is needed to attend Durham 2020. For Scouts, the minimum Nights Away Permit needed is Campsite Category. For Guides, you will need to complete the relevant modules for the Going Away Scheme.

There are no catering options for groups, however there will be food outlets topurchasefood from.

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Yesthere will be a creche for children under the age of 10.

Yes, fridges/freezerswill be available for ice blocks and medicine.

No, sorry, we’re not able to hire out tents / cooking equipment, etc and you’ll need to bring this with you. As part of our offering to international groups, we’ll partner them up with a local group who may be able to provide this equipment.

The site is part of a working farm, so it’s not possible forgroupsor staff to visit prior to the event.

You need to have a valid DBS for the duration of the camp and you can apply for a new DBS up to 6 months before it expires.

Yes, but you might not be able to move it during the duration of the camp, depending on where you are parked.

Yes! See the Beaver and Cub pages for more information. There is an exciting day visitor programme involving entertainment, activities and an opportunity to explore the site. A one night overnight experience for Beavers following on from a day visit and a two night overnight experience for Cubs.

Wolsingham Show Ground, Wolsingham, DL13 3JF

Yes, a Scout group can host an Explorer unit on one of the four Scout subcamps. The Explorers would still take part in the Explorer programme.

Were pleased to be able to welcome a limited number of groups from Girlguiding who are members of the Durham North and Durham South counties. Places will be offered on a first come, first served basis and groups will need an appropriate camp license.

We’re welcoming Scouts and Explorers (between 10-18 years for international groups) from around the world to join us. Our Beaver and Cub programmes are limited to members of Durham Scouts.

Home hospitality allows Scouts to be welcomed into the homes and scout huts of Scouts in the area they are visiting. Moor House Adventure Centre, home to Durham Scouts will be available for before and after the camp for Home Hospitality, as well as Host Groups.

Host Groups will be from Durham Scout County and allows International groups the benefit of meeting new people and making friends. It means that you do not have to bring heavy catering equipment and tents with you.The host group will also normally cook for you for an additional fee.

Subcamp allocation takes place during Spring 2020.

International Groups can be picked up from Newcastle Airport,Durham TeesValleyairport,Durham Train Station or Darlington Train Station.

Yes, fridges/freezerswill be available for ice blocks and medicine.

No, we’re not able to hire tents, cooking equipment, etc. However, as part of our offering to International Groups we’ll be able to help you with joining a host group who will cater for you during the week (for an additional fee) and also help with providing equipment.

WolsinghamShow Ground,Wolsingham, DL13 3JF

If your children are camping with you but aren’t part of a group who are taking part in the Beaver and Cub experiences, then they can access the Beaver and Cub programme on the Monday (Beavers) and Wednesday/Thursday (Cubs). This is on the basis that they are accompanied by an adult at all times and understand that the days are primarily organised for groups attending.

Yes,so long as they are under 10 years old. There is a creche for all staff children.

Participants will arrive throughout Saturday 1stAugust, at staggered times to minimise traffic disturbances to the local area.

Yes!Staff arrival will be on Friday 31stJuly.

We will make the camping zones accessible for pitching from Wednesday 29thJuly, but there will be no access to the rest of the site as it is being built.If you’re part of the build team, you’ll be able to pitch your tent before this.

No, they will be provided at meal times. You might like to bring a mug for ad-hoc drinks and a flask to take away a hot drink.

Young leaders cannot apply for staff roles, so that they can enjoy the camp fully as participants.

Yes, we’ll announce more details soon.

Yes, there will be a full programme of staff entertainment.

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Yesthere will be a creche for staff children.

Yes, fridges/freezerswill be available for ice blocks and medicine.

No, we are not able to hire out tents / cooking equipment etc.

The site is part of a working farm, so it’s not possible forgroupsor staff to visit prior to the event.

You need to have a valid DBS for the duration of the camp and you can apply for a new DBS up to 6 months before it expires.

Yes, but you might not be able to move it during the duration of the camp, depending on where you are parked.

We have a variety of staff roles available and these can be seen in the registration pages. Role descriptions are available for download. Please go towww.durham2020.org.uk/bookingto start the process.

WolsinghamShow Ground,Wolsingham, DL13 3JF