Mendip Scout Base
Mendip Scout Base is the home of Wedmore Scout Group
: enquiries@mendip-scout-base.org Where to find us: Combe Lane Wedmore Somerset BS28 4DZ In Wedmore, take the Wells Road (B3139 ) past the New Inn and up to the brow of the hill. Turn left into Combe Lane (unmade lane) - Mendip Scout Base is the second turning on the right. Use Postcode “BS28 4DZ” to find the Base by SatNav. Download route directions Locate on Google Maps
Hire fees
The hire fee includes electricity for lighting, cooking, hot water, the
use of the drying room, and central heating when required. These
rates also apply if sleeping outdoors in tents.
Bookings will only be accepted as “without the shower” or “with the
shower” for the duration of the booking period – mixing the rate on
different days is not permitted.
A £15.00 per night non-returnable deposit is required, but the cost of
the hire will be adjusted to reflect this.
Overnight accommodation
The rate is £4.00 per person for 18 or fewer people or £4.50 each with the use of the shower.Group overnight charge
For groups of 18 or more people, the cost for an overnight stay of one or two consecutive nights is £70.00 per night; or £80.00 per night with the shower. For up to six nights of continuous hire, the cost per night is £60.00, or £70.00 with the use of the shower. For one week (seven nights) or more of continuous hire, the cost for the week is £350.00, or £400.00 with the use of the shower. Availability - check booking schedule by clicking here Mendip Scout Base is available for letting during the day, and on some evenings during school term times, and may be available at other times depending on the booking schedule.
The Base is usually available at school holiday periods, and
for a weekend and midweek use; as well as at the weekend,
from 7.30 pm on a Friday. Other timings for weekend lets are
available by arrangement, but only if it is convenient for
Wedmore Scout Group to do so.
Making a booking
The Base's "Standard Conditions of Hire" applies to all bookings, and the booking must be confirmed using the "Booking Form & Hire Agreement." If the date you require is free, please download and complete a Booking Form (see above) and forward it by email to - enquiries@mendip-scout-base.org You will receive an acknowledgement and, before the event, an invoice for your period of hire. The invoice contains details for making your payment. If this is not received, the reservation will lapse.Users responsibilities
Users must respect the property's condition and grounds and leave them in the same state of cleanliness and tidiness as they found them in - or better! Users should also have due regard for nearby properties, the surrounding fields and the countryside. Breakages, damage or additional cleaning that is needed will be invoiced separately. Rubbish & waste arising from the use of the facilities must be taken away by the hirer.
These include walking, trail biking, rock climbing and
caving. There are also forests, areas of industrial
heritage, and places of historical interest suitable for
visiting Cubs, Scouts, Explorer and Network Scouts.
Mendip Scout Base is just a few miles from the
Mendip Hills and is close to the Avalon Marshes, so it
provides easy and quick access to an unrivalled range
of outdoor activities. And there can't be a better
county for outdoor scouting activities than Somerset.
Black Rock, Nature Reserve, Cheddar Gorge
The main hall is bright, airy and well lit, and the kitchen has
a modern, clean, and straightforward style, with built-in
appliances and ample storage. There are crockery and cutlery
together with tables and chairs/benches to cater for 40
people.
It also has:
• bunk room for three people • 12 pop-up tents for use indoors • toilet and shower facilities • clothing drying room • full emergency lighting • pull-down projector screen • charging points for USB devices . . . and outside • external floodlighting • grassed area for camping • stoned parking area
The local area is excellent for outdoor
scouting activities, so there are plenty of
adventures not far from Mendip Scout
Base - here are some to explore:
1.
Black Down - with World War II decoy
2.
Burrington Combe - cave systems
3.
Charterhouse - historic lead mining area
4.
Cheddar Gorge - caves and high cliffs
5.
Crook Peak - craggy outcrops with views
6.
Dolebury Warren - with Iron Age hill fort
7.
Ebbor Gorge - steep wooded gorge
8.
Rowberrow Forest - modern plantation
9.
Velvet Bottom Reserve - old lead mining
10.
Westhay Moor Reserve - lots of wildlife
11.
Wookey Hole - famous cave system
Use the space
Find the adventure
Mendip Scout Base
Mendip Scout Base is the home of Wedmore
Scout Group
: enquiries@mendip-scout-base.org Where to find us: Combe Lane Wedmore Somerset BS28 4DZ In Wedmore, take the Wells Road (B3139 ) past the New Inn and up to the brow of the hill. Turn left into Combe Lane (unmade lane) - Mendip Scout Base is the second turning on the right. Use Postcode “BS28 4DZ” to find the Base by SatNav. Download route directions Locate on Google Maps
Hire fees
The hire fee includes electricity for lighting,
cooking, hot water, the use of the drying
room, and central heating when required.
These rates also apply if sleeping outdoors in
tents.
Bookings will only be accepted as “without
the shower” or “with the shower” for the
duration of the booking period – mixing the
rate on different days is not permitted.
A £15.00 per night non-returnable deposit is
required, but the cost of the hire will be
adjusted to reflect this.
Overnight accommodation
The rate is £4.00 per person for 18 or fewer people or £4.50 each with the use of the shower.Group overnight charge
For groups of 18 or more people, the cost for an overnight stay of one or two consecutive nights is £70.00 per night; or £80.00 per night with the shower. For up to six nights of continuous hire, the cost per night is £60.00, or £70.00 with the use of the shower. For one week (seven nights) or more of continuous hire, the cost for the week is £350.00, or £400.00 with the use of the shower. Availability - check booking schedule by clicking here Mendip Scout Base is available for letting during the day, and on some evenings during school term times, and may be available at other times depending on the booking schedule.
The Base is usually available at school
holiday periods, and for a weekend and
midweek use; as well as at the weekend,
from 7.30 pm on a Friday. Other timings
for weekend lets are available by
arrangement, but only if it is convenient
for Wedmore Scout Group to do so.
Making a booking
The Base's "Standard Conditions of Hire" applies to all bookings, and the booking must be confirmed using the "Booking Form & Hire Agreement." If the date you require is free, please download and complete a Booking Form (see above) and forward it by email to - enquiries@mendip-scout-base.org You will receive an acknowledgement and, before the event, an invoice for your period of hire. The invoice contains details for making your payment. If this is not received, the reservation will lapse.Users responsibilities
Users must respect the property's condition and grounds and leave them in the same state of cleanliness and tidiness as they found them in - or better! Users should also have due regard for nearby properties, the surrounding fields and the countryside. Breakages, damage or additional cleaning that is needed will be invoiced separately. Rubbish & waste arising from the use of the facilities must be taken away by the hirer.
These include walking, trail biking, rock climbing and
caving. There are also forests, areas of industrial
heritage, and places of historical interest suitable for
visiting Cubs, Scouts, Explorer and Network Scouts.
Mendip Scout Base is just a few miles from the
Mendip Hills and is close to the Avalon Marshes, so it
provides easy and quick access to an unrivalled range
of outdoor activities. And there can't be a better
county for outdoor scouting activities than Somerset.
The local area is excellent for
outdoor scouting activities, so there
are plenty of adventures not far
from Mendip Scout Base - here are
some to explore:
1.
Black Down - with World War II decoy
2.
Burrington Combe - cave systems
3.
Charterhouse - historic lead mining area
4.
Cheddar Gorge - caves and high cliffs
5.
Crook Peak - craggy outcrops with views
6.
Dolebury Warren - with Iron Age hill fort
7.
Ebbor Gorge - steep wooded gorge
8.
Rowberrow Forest - modern plantation
9.
Velvet Bottom Reserve - old lead mining
10.
Westhay Moor Reserve - lots of wildlife
11.
Wookey Hole - famous cave system
Use the space
Find the adventure
Black Rock, Nature Reserve, Cheddar Gorge
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© The contents of this website are
copyright to Wedmore Scout Group