Drum Hill Scout Camp is the county campsite for Derbyshire Scouts, established in 1927 and located on Morley Lane near Little Eaton, about four miles north of Derby.

The site spans more than 80 acres of mixed woodland and open camping fields, positioned at the top of a wooded hillside with views over Derby to the south and the Derbyshire countryside to the north.

The campsite accommodates over 1,000 people across camping fields and three residential buildings — Bemrose Centre, Larch Hall, and Cameron Lair — plus a large indoor activity barn. On-site activities include abseiling, climbing, archery, and open fires.

Day and evening visits can also be arranged for non-residential groups. Drum Hill is open to Scout and Guide groups, other youth organisations, and educational groups.

Its central location offers easy access to the M1, A38, and A50, and is within reach of attractions such as the Peak District, Chatsworth House, and Carsington Water.