Scouting Ireland CSI

Camping

Welcome

Camping is an essential part of the the scouting programme and in our region all sections from Macaoimh to Venturers have the opportunity to camp during the scouting year. In general we associate camping with the Annual Scout Camp and every scout troop in the region undertakes an annual camp.

I have included links and information on some places that troops in the region have already visited to help leaders and scouts / venturers plan trips away

WELCOME TO VISITORS

If you are planning to visit Cork, I have included some information here on places to stay and some local attactions you can visit. I hope that you will find Cork a good place to stay and will visit again.

Kieran Horgan

ARC Camping

Permission to Camp

It is important to note that any camping or trip away longer than 3 nights, irrespective of whether you stay inside or camp outside requires the leader to complete a PC7 Form.

This applies to Macaoimh, Scout & Venturer sections.

This is partly an insurance requirement, so please contact me in good time.

Activities in Cork
If you are a scout / guide group planning on visiting Cork - click here for places to stay, places to visit, transport links and other useful information.


National Campsites
Scouting Ireland CSI owns three campsites: Larch Hill in Dublin, Mount Melleray in Waterford & Killaloe in County Clare.
The other campsites listed on this site are owned and opperated locally by units or regions. A contact name and address has been included in most cases.

CAMPSITES BY COUNTY..
>	Antrim	>	Limerick
>	Cavan	>	Offaly
>	Cork	>	Roscommon
>	Clare	>	Sligo
>	Donegal	>	Tipperary
>	Down	>	Tyrone
>	Dublin	>	Waterford
>	Galway	>	Westmeath
>	Kilkenny	>	Wicklow

CAMPSITES ON THE NET
For websites of campsite please refer to the Links Section