The 2007 Wychurst work schedule.
March 10th
To
March 11th 		First work weekend of the year. Getting things ready for the work in the year ahead.
April 6th
To
April 9th		 Easter 4 day long work weekend.
May 12th
To
May 13th		 Standard weekend
June 2nd
To
June 3rd		 Standard weekend

June 30th
To
July 1st

Show at the site with Wildwood.
July 14th
To
July 15th		 Standard weekend
August 19th
To
August 24th		 6 days at the site. This is the week running up to the Detling show over the August bank holiday weekend.
September 15th
To
September 16th		 Standard weekend
October 20th
To
October 21th		 Standard weekend
November 3rd
To
November 4th		 Last weekend of the year.
Facilities whilst at Wychurst

The Scout Hall has been booked for all these weekends, including this year the whole of the work week in August.
Food & drink

We are three miles from Canterbury and four from Herne Bay. There are plenty of petrol stations and supermarkets within a short drive. The nearest pub is down the lane and turn right. About a mile will bring you to a modern pub that does good food at about the usual prices. There is a restaurant on site that does food at reasonable prices during opening hours. Outside Wildwood, there is a café next to the pet shop. It does excellent cheap food BUT is not open on Sunday!

Usefully, there is a very good modern camping shop just outside Wildwood.
Water

Water is available at the scout hall, but we do not have any on site at the moment. Please remember to bring water containers with you.

Loos and washing facilities
Proper washing and toilet facilities are available at the Scout Hall when booked.

Modern camping
Normally, camping space is available outside the Burgh but is quite limited, so please ask in advance. Sometimes, we hire one of the outlying camping areas at the scout hall just down the track, but generally we feel that the Scout Hall and what is available outside the Burgh is sufficient. Please tidy up behind you and in particular carry all rubbish of the site. There are bins at the Scout Hall for black plastic sacks.
Vehicles

Vehicular access is via New Road, a lane running up the side of the Wildwood site. Apart from the potholes and speed bumps, there are kids and dogs playing, so PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY AND QUIETLY UP AND DOWN THE LANE. Bottom gear at tickover is quite fast enough! Those who are modern camping will be able to park at the scout hall. There is a small amount of parking at the side of the lane and the Wychurst “by pass” and clearings in our woodland can accommodate quite a number. Parking inside the Burgh is not encouraged and normally reserved for vehicles carrying tools and equipment.

Site access is not particularly easy, but we will be delighted to "see you in" if you are in doubt.
Security
We are very secluded here—but we are not high up in the mountains! Whilst not expecting any security problems, please be prepared to look after your property. I’d lock valuables in the boot of your car if I were you, just as you would anywhere else.