Properties
Beanwood, Hill End
Beanwood, the County campsite, is a secluded and beautiful place, part of the Wytham Estate. Bequeathed to the Guides by Colonol ffennell - a South African philanthropist and Squire of Wytham village - in 1947, the site (including the gamekeeper's cottage) is to be available to the Guides for as long as they continue to use it. Access to the site is through Hill End wood. In addition to camps, the site is perfect for evening sessions at any time of year - for fire-building, backwoods cooking, and Wide games.
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Jubilee House
Jubilee House residential centre is the HQ of Girlguiding Oxfordshire. Set in acres of land, it boasts a climbing wall, assault course, campfire circle and purpose-built building complete with kitchen, toilets and showers, lockers, a Guider's room and a First Aid Room. In the midst of rural Oxfordshire, it is a quiet and peaceful location - off the beaten track but within easy reach of civilisation - making it the perfect venue for camps and outdoor activity days. The maximum number of girls to be accommodated for residentials, sleeping in the main hall, is 20, although there is plenty of room outside for older girls to camp.