Dunham Park Scout Camp sits on the Stamford Estate within the National Trust's Dunham Massey parkland, adjacent to a large deer park and near the River Bollin.

Managed by Greater Manchester West County Scouts, the site has been providing outdoor experiences on this land since 1922. The campsite offers numerous pitches suited to a range of group sizes, from small section camps to full district bookings.

Two indoor accommodation buildings are available for younger scouts or cold-weather camping, and separate toilet and shower blocks serve the site. A tuck shop is also stocked on site.

The camp has a long history tied closely to the estate, including wartime requisition by the War Department and a notable flood event when a nearby canal burst its banks and emptied across the campsite into the River Bollin.