Fordell has a number of varying lengths of pioneering poles and  lashing ropes which are available for self use.
Remember: pioneering is not just about large structures. Mini pioneering with small poles or canes (bring your own) can be done. There is normally some open space for mini pioneering death slides or rocket launchers.
Don't forget the camp gadgets - which is also a pioneering skill.
 

Picture (left) - Group not known

Zodiac Award - camp for 1 night at least 6 feet above the ground
(pioneering poles and ropes supplied (free) by Fordell Firs)

Picture Left - 114th Fife (Linburn) Explorer Scouts

Group (left) - not known

Dunfemline District Camp 2012 (below)
Cane pioneering by Cub Scouts. The challenge: to build a Skylon tower (original by John Sweet).

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