A National Trust Basecamp is a bunkhouse offering simple self catering accommodation, not only for groups of volunteers taking part in conservation work but also for other groups looking to escape to the country.
National Trust Basecamps offer simple self catering accommodation.
A National Trust Basecamp is a bunkhouse offering simple self catering accommodation, not only for groups of volunteers taking part in conservation work but also for recreational, educational and corporate groups looking to escape the rat race of the city. Each bunkhouse is rich with its own unique history and offers the outdoor enthusiast an ideal base for exploring beautiful landscapes and unspoilt coastlines.
NATIONAL TRUST BUNKHOUSES AT THE STACKPOLE CENTRE
The 117-bed, Stackpole Centre is the perfect venue for large families/groups, special interest breaks and outdoor activities. It comprises four large group houses, 2 of which are dog friendly. Close to wild woodlands and stunning beaches in West Wales.
GUMBER BOTHY
GUMBER BOTHY (unfortunately now permanently closed) is a Sussex flint barn on a working sheep farm. It provides simple overnight accommodation for camping for walkers, horse riders and cyclists, just off the South Downs Way. It is five minutes’ walk from Stane Street, the Roman Road that crosses the South Downs Way at Bignor Hill. There is no acesss for cars, so this is a special ‘get away from it-all’ location.
