Birchmere Scout Campsite is a traditional camping ground in the Surrey countryside near Woking, established in the late 1970s by Woking District Scouts.

Set within four square miles of woodland and heathland, it accommodates up to 100 campers and suits groups of all sizes, from small units on hiking trips to week-long camps.

The site includes a dedicated wooded area called Woolgers Wood, well suited to bivvy-style camping, string trails, and nature walks for younger sections such as Beavers and Cubs.

Its location makes it a practical base for both on-site activities and the wider range of outdoor pursuits available across the surrounding common and local area.