Scouts since 1987. The initial logo of Downe Scout Activity Centre showed the silhouette of a pheasant in a scarlet box with rounded corners and black edge in reference to some of the wildlife found on site. It was renamed to Downe Scout Adventures in September 2016 in line with the other sites. The site had three lodges for indoor accommodation and two tented villages with a combined bed total of 206 in addition to a number of fields of various sides and a large section of woodland. It offers a range of activities including climbing, high ropes, trails and courses, zip line and target activities. The impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, affected the site badly and in October 2020 the Scout Association announced that Downe was being closed and sold off with the site closing entirely in January 2021. In July 2021, the decision was made to sell the site to the Friends of Downe Activity Centre, who had rallied local community support, once they had raised sufficient funds to complete the sale. Ferny Crofts Ferny Crofts Scout Activity Centre is sited in the New Forest National Park in Hampshire. The site had been in use as a training and activity centre owned by Hampshire Scouts since 1975 before becoming the first partner Scout Activity Centre on 1 September 2009. This allowed the site to benefit from joint training, marketing and common strategy but continued throughout to be owned by Hampshire Scouts and run by Hampshire Scouts staff. They withdrew from the partnership in 2016 as the group rebranded into Scout Adventures and the site remains a Scout Activity Centre run by Hampshire Scouts. The site contains a sizable camping field and a number of other wooded camping sites and at the time of being a national centre had three accommodation units. As well as advertising off-site activities including the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu and Brownsea Island, the site hosted high ropes, archery, an adventure course, two climbing towers, rifle shooting, tomahawk throwing and raft building. Woodhouse Park Woodhouse Park Scout Adventures is sited in South Gloucestershire overlooking the River Severn, near to the Severn Bridge and the junction of the M4 and M5 motorways. The 36-acre site includes large open fields and woodland and is owned by and the headquarters of Avon Scouts. The centre joined the national network of centres on 1 April 2011, becoming Woodhouse Park