Warwick Camp Barracks, Bermuda

Warwick Camp is the housing location for the 2025 Bermuda 7s to be played at the Bermuda National Stadium on March 14-15, 2025. The majority of teams will be staying at the barracks from Thursday March 13th through Sunday March 16th. The camp was also the location for the 2024 Bermuda 7s, 2023 Bermuda 7s, 2019 Ariel Re Bermuda 7s, 2018 Ariel Re Bermuda 7s, 2017 Ariel Re Bermuda 7s, and 2016 Ariel Re Bermuda 7s.

About Warwick Camp

Warwick Camp is located in Bermuda's Warwick parish on the south shore and opposite to the entrance of Chaplin Bay. Established in the 1870s, the 'barracks' is now the Head Quarters and the only facility of the Bermuda Regiment. The Bermuda Regiment, also known as Royal Bermuda Regiment, is the only defense unit of Bermuda, a British Overseas Territory.

The South Road passes through the camp. It was previously named the Military Road. Today it is a public thoroughfare.

The camp is also used to house rugby players touring Bermuda for the Classic in the fall and the Bermuda Intl 7s in the spring. There are 12 barrack rooms, a canteen, and an officers mess.

The Headquarters of Bermuda Regiment has its own building which also contains an armory. The magazine storing small arms is still used by the coastal artillery battery. There are two 6-inch cannons mounted on top of a hill. The cannons were the last guns built by the British in Bermuda in 1939 and mounted to guard against any invasion from the south shore during World War II.

Regimental Headquarters (RHQ)

+1 (441) 238 1045
bermudaregiment@gov.bm

Things to know and things to bring to the Bermuda 7s »

2024 Team Training Schedules »

2025 Meals at the Regiment

07:30a - 08:30a Breakfast Warwick Camp
12:00n - 01:15p Lunch Warwick Camp
06:00p - 07:15p Dinner Warwick Camp

Food allergies can be accommodated at no extra cost, with advanced notice.

Any team can substitute packed cold or hot container meals with advanced notice.

Late-night snacks can also be added at a small cost.

Water on the Island of Bermuda

BYOWB - Bring your own water bottle.

Bermuda has no freshwater springs, rivers, or lakes. As a result, Bermudians have traditionally derived their freshwater using whitewashed rainwater roof catchments and associated storage tanks. You don't have the same problems with the water supply in Bermuda that you may find in other destinations. That is because the water falls directly from the clouds to holding tanks at each house/property (large hotels and city areas are the big exceptions--where you find either the local waterworks water or in-house treated-with-chlorine water).

There is plenty of water available at the fields to fill your water bottles. But if you are still leery, you can get and bring bottled water to the fields.