Camp Sladdin - Clevedon, North Island, New Zealand
S 36° 59.231 E 175° 02.249
60H E 325344 N 5904749
The campsite was named after Len Sladdin who had served as a Scouter in Clevedon in the early days of Scouting in New Zealand and who was still a member of Scouting when the camp was set up.
Waymark Code: WM8TXK
Location: North Island, New Zealand
Date Posted: 05/13/2010
Views: 8
The campsite sits beside 3 acres of tree shaded land and is bordered on one side by a stream. A further 5 acres of reserve adjacent to the site is available for camping if needed. A walking track loops around an old quarry which is now covered in native bush. It is an excellent area for nature study as well as for adventure and fun.
BUILDINGS
1 Kitchen
2 Halls
4 Bunk Rooms
CAMPING
The main camping area is about 1 hectare in size and runs along the side of the stream with a small stand of trees providing shade.
BUSH WALKS
A large native bush exists around the quarry. The loop track provides access to an excellent area for the study of native plants and birds. Allow up to 3 hours to complete this walk. Amazing views coat to coast.
OTHER ON SITE ACTIVITIES
· eel fishing in the camp stream in the evening
· view glow worms in the quarry after dark
· ride the Flying Fox over the stream
· climb the rock face in the quarry
There is no official arch when entering this Scout Camp. The only reference is the large sign on the front of the building.
Visit Instructions:
As of 1/26/06 you will need to post a photo of the camp gateway that also shows you and/or your GPS. If the photo is not posted, your log will be deleted.
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