After World War I, the Hárshegy Training Park was established at Ferenc Hill in Budapest.

As an example, the now closed Breyer Training Area was run by the Philadelphia Council of the BSA.

[3] The camp was accessible from the city by train to the Jenkintown station.

The organizations that run the parks use the Scout Spirit as a guiding principal, in which special attention is paid to conservation and the environment in its operation.

Parks, like the Kandersteg International Scout Centre, provide an opportunity for Scouts from other countries to work and can get to know the country in their spare time.