Gilwell Ada's Hoeve is one of the oldest national Scouting campsites in the Netherlands, founded in 1923 near the town of Ommen in Overijssel.

Spread across 45 hectares of varied natural scenery, the site sits alongside the river De Vecht and is a certified Scouting Nederland Labelterrein.

It can accommodate over 600 Scouts across more than 25 sheltered camping fields, plus one large indoor accommodation and two cabins. Each campsite has its own fireplace and a historically rooted name tied to early users of the grounds.

Field sizes range from small patrol camps to large open fields holding up to 400 people. The De Vecht and Regge rivers provide opportunities for swimming, canoeing, and raft-building, and the site stocks pioneering wood, barrels, and camping supplies on-site.

Bicycle, canoe, and horse rentals are also available in the area.