demonstration camp

noun
UK /ˌdemənˈstreɪʃən kæmp/
US /ˌdemənˈstreɪʃən kæmp/

A place where people stay together to show they want something to change.

The students set up a demonstration camp outside the town hall to ask for better schools.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A temporary camp where people learn and practice a skill or activity.

The rescue team ran a demonstration camp to teach basic first aid.

3. A camp set up to show how a product or activity works to the public.

The outdoor store opened a demonstration camp where visitors could try new tents.

4. A gathering place where people publicly show support for a cause.

The demonstration camp grew as more supporters joined each day.