Beckingham Camp is situated adjacent to the picturesque village of Beckingham. It controls Beckingham Ranges, Areas and Yardley Chase Training Area in providing training facilities for all Armed Services including Cadets.

Apr 15, 2024 · East Midlands Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (East Midlands RFCA) has broken ground on a new Army Cadet training facility at Beckingham Camp, Lincolnshire. The sustainable new-build will be a vast improvement on the current facilities, which are housed in an open-plan structure from the 1940s that is no longer fit-for-purpose.

Aug 23, 2024 · Set for completion in spring 2025, the new Cadet Training Centre has been named ‘Sustainable Project of the Year’ for extensive efforts to ensure the new-build has a minimal impact on the surrounding natural environment.

Apr 15, 2024 · “This major new build at Beckingham will significantly improve the training of Cadets across Lincolnshire, and nationally too, providing modern, purpose-built facilities. It will be a real game-changer and will help to inspire other children and young people to join a youth organisation that provides opportunity and life skills”.

Apr 15, 2024 · East Midlands Reserve Forces and Cadets Association has broken ground on a new Army Cadet training facility at Beckingham Camp, Lincolnshire.

Mar 28, 2024 · Cadet Forces from Lincolnshire to Essex travelled to Beckingham for the all-action Combat Cadet Tournament in March. The most prestigious fieldcraft competition for Army Cadet Forces (ACF) and Combined Cadet Forces (CCF) in 7 Brigade, the tournament builds on the core syllabus to test Cadets’ resolve and leadership skills.

Beckingham camp is located on off the A617 to Sleaford, near Beckingham village, Lincolnshire. The camp has a extensive capacity which can hold all four companies on the camp at the same time, if needed, sleeping up to 400 cadets and 100 adult instructors.

Good luck to some of our Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs) this weekend at Beckingham training camp taking part in various core modules and training activities. Some of these include adventure training, drill, seamanship and map reading.

Beckingham camp is located on off the A617 to Sleaford, near Beckingham village, Lincolnshire. The camp has a extensive capacity which can hold all four companies on the camp at the same time, if needed, sleeping up to 400 cadets and 100 adult instructors.

A group of Army reserve recruits have become the first to trial a new training pilot which could be rolled out for all reservists undergoing basic training. The programme was put together after the coronavirus pandemic forced reserves to receive much of their training online.