Campsite The main camping area is in the central field, which can accept up to 200 campers and is suitable for groups of any size from individual or patrols up to full group camps. The central field is split into ten sites each with its own altar fire and shelter which may be used to store equipment. A regular supply of firewood is available from the woodpile at the south east corner of the field. Fresh drinking water is available from taps located at the edge of the field. The wash block containing flush toilets, wash basins and hot showers is situated west of the site. Look at the site map
	Druim Field In addition to the main camping area, this field provides an opportunity for back to basics camping. Provided only with a water supply and a small toilet. Drum field allows a safe environment for groups of up to 200 to experience camping, without the luxuries that modern activity centres provide. It has been said that after a few hours in this field, you feel as if you are deep in the heart of the countryside, lost from civilisation!
	Indoor Accommodation As well as a camping facilities Bonaly has indoor accommodation for large and small groups: Baronial Hall The Baronial Hall is available to campers during inclement weather. Local groups regularly use the hall as a stop over before and after night hikes or small expeditions in the Pentland Hills.
	Chalet The Chalet is a two-storey, centrally heated building with self catering accommodation for up to 48 people. The Chalet also includes a large dining hall, kitchen and leaders lounge. Bedrooms The sleeping accommodation is divided between two floors - The ground floor consists of one four bedded room and two six bedded rooms. The leaders have a separate area with two four bedded rooms with their own toilet and shower facilities (24 beds). The first floor consists of two six bedded rooms, one eight bedded room and a leaders four bedded room (24 beds). All rooms have pine panelling on the walls, carpeting, bed lights, wash hand basins and wardrobe/storage space. Users are asked to bring their own sleeping bags and pillows. Kitchen The kitchen contains a cooker, two fridges, a hot cabinet, an urn, microwave, grill, deep freeze, a double sink unit and handwash basin. The kitchen is adjacent to the main dining hall where all chalet users can be catered for in one sitting. Enough crockery, cutlery and utensils are provided for the chalet fully booked. Leaders Lounge Attached to the dining hall is the Irene Thompson lounge, for the use of the leaders staying at the Chalet either as a base or relaxation area. Training Centre Adjacent to the Chalet is the Training Centre. Although primarily used by the Edinburgh Area training team. Chalet users have access to the centre which can be used for indoor games, activities or a general working area.
	Forth Lodge Forth Lodge is a specially designed building for use by special needs groups. It is fully equipped with all facilities and can accommodate up to 24 in four dormitories and leaders' quarters. The building includes very good wheelchair access with suitable toilets and showers. Please note: Forth Lodge is not normally available to groups who do not require its special needs facilities. Special booking arrangements must be made and applications will be forwarded to the appropriate section by the Centre Manager.
	McCallum Building The McCallum Building contains the reception, site shop and the base for the Service Team. In 2005 the McCallum Building is being enlarged and modified to provide a new Campsite Reception and new accommodation for the Campsite Manager.
	Zodiac Bothy Formally the Field Studies centre, this basic building provides an area for a small group to use as a base for overnight stays without the added work associated with tents. The lack of beds means sleeping bags and mats are still a necessity, but a small firewood Aga is provided. Ideal as the bothy stay is necessary for part of the zodiac award, it can also be used for older groups who are spending a lot of time off-site
	Show me the site map  |  How do I place a booking?  |  What about transport?  |  What is there to do in Edinburgh?