BONALY SCOUT CENTRE
Indoor accommodation
Indoor accommodation
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The Chalet at Bonaly
The Chalet Bedrooms
Each bedroom has pine panelling on the walls, carpeting, bedlights, wash hand basins and wardrobe / storage facilities. Users require to bring their own sleeping bags. Pillow and pillowcase provided on each bed.
The Chalet Kitchen
The Chalet Dining Hall
The Chalet Toilets
Lower ground floor
- 2 bedrooms with 4 beds in each
- Shower room and toilet facilities
Ground floor
- 2 bedrooms with 6 beds in each
- 1 bedroom with 4 beds
- Showers and toilet facilities
- Dining hall
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Leaders’ lounge
First floor
- 1 bedroom with 4 beds
- 1 bedroom with 8 beds
- 2 bedrooms with 6 beds in each
- Shower and toilet facilities
Forth Lodge at Bonaly
The Lodge is also available to able-bodied groups.
Forth Lodge Bedrooms
There are 6 bedrooms; two with 8 beds, one with 6 beds, one with 4 beds and two with 2 beds in each. Each room has under-bed storage, wardrobes, carpeting and bed lights. Pillows are provided but users require to bring their own sleeping bag. Duvets and linen can be provided at an additional cost.
Forth Lodge Kitchen
Forth Lodge Dining Hall
Forth Lodge Toilets
Forth Lodge Wetroom
Other facilities at Forth Lodge
Forth Lodge also has a First Aid room with showering facilities for those visitors with special needs, and a leaders’ lounge.
Baronial Hall
At the corner of the camping field is the Baronial hall. The 5 m x 10 m hall has tables and chairs for 40 people. This building is being refurbished and now includes wall mounted heaters, new lighting and modern toilet facilities. It is an ideal base for indoor activities and training courses.
The Cabin
The Cabin has a multi-purpose use. Located at the entrance to the main camping field it is an ideal base for coordinating large events. The Cabin is a single room with a sheltered Varanda. It can accommodate 2 people in a bunk bed and is ideal for Leaders who are supervising Duke of Edinburgh Award expeditions.
