Daycamps

• Membership Subscriptions
  
  This is a member which provides a programme of sports, games and / or other activities on a non-residential basis. At any one site the member should not offer more than two of the activities on the Adventurous Activities list. If it does, then the member will be viewed as an adventure activity centre (see below). Daycamp members cannot be recommended for the Adventuremark or LOtC Quality Badge.
  

• Inspection Fees
  
  The Head Office will be inspected annually along with 25% of the member's remaining sites operating in the current season. Some of the inspections will be unannounced spot-checks. Failure at one site puts the member’s accreditation on hold pending resolution. 

Adventure Activity Centres

• Membership Subscriptions
  This is a member which provides overnight accommodation for guests and / or (at any one site) three or more activities on the Adventurous Activities list. A member in this category can be recommended for the Adventuremark and / or LOtC Quality Badge following successful inspection by BAPA. 
  
• Inspection Fees
  Adventure Activity Centres are inspected by BAPA every two years. Some inspections will be unannounced spot-checks. It may also be necessary to inspect the Head Office of multi-centre operators. Failure at one centre puts the member’s accreditation on hold pending resolution. 
• Adventuremark and LOtC Quality Badge fees
  Adventure Activity Centres which have passed their BAPA inspection can officially register for the Adventuremark and / or LOtC Quality Badge, for which there is an annual charge of £150 (payable to the scheme administrators, not to BAPA).