Correct, [I had read it] And no camping after the end of October. So may not be an appropriate site. However, a lot of scout sites are OK if you ask before hand. Its not a sealed off wood. Anyone can wander about in there. And having walked through there, there are a number of camping sites, throughout the wood, with fire pits etc.
I dont know if the scout camp sites are owned by the national trust. Or if the sites are owned by the council. And the national trust owns the woodland surrounding the camp sites.......
I, or someone else could do some digging......Theres an email address on the link to the scout site. If its considered as a site, then I dont think I should be sending him an email, asking if I could camp there for the night as an individual.
I would think they would be more receptive to an organised event.
Someone else will know more about this kind of thing im sure, [any scout master members?].......I just know the place, and it is pretty impressive......