Camp Cottermouth is a Scouts ACT facility situated on the Murrumbidgee River Corridor near Canberra, roughly 15 minutes from Parliament House.

Set within hectares of rolling bush, the camp offers views across the Cotter Valley to the Brindabella Ranges and is home to kangaroos, native birds, and other wildlife. The site is available for hire by Scout groups and the general public.

Rebuilt after being completely destroyed in the 2003 bushfires, the camp now features bunkhouse-style ensuite cabins accommodating up to 120 guests, a large dining hall with commercial kitchen, and an expansive active zone suited to large-scale events.

Multiple facilities are wheelchair accessible. Activity options on site include abseiling, archery, mountain biking, bushwalking, pioneering, and survival skills.