| PASSWORD | Secret term or phrase giving access to a camp, etc (8) |
| LAAGER | South African term that refers to a camp defended by a circular formation of wagons |
| APT | Liable to appear regularly in camp, etc |
| CODEWORD | Secret term for a military operation |
| COALHOLE | An opening in a pavement giving access to the cellar (4-4) |
| HOMEPAGE | Initial part of a website, giving access to its other sections (4,4) |
| TRAPDOOR | Crosspiece raised, giving access to roof, perhaps |
| DEADLINE | Historically, a barrier or boundary mark scotched around a jail, beyond which prisoners were likely shot, now a closing date, term or time limit (8) |
| WELL | An excavation giving access to oil or water; a natural mineral spring; a nautical cockpit; a lift-shaft; or, an inkpot housed in a hole in a desk (4) |
| SENTENCE | Grammatical term or term in prison (8) |
| GANGPLANK | A wooden board giving access to a vessel (9) |
| AREAWAY | In North America, a sunken enclosure giving access to a basement |
| ONRAMP | One-way road giving access to a highway (24) |
| CAMPFIRE | A small outdoor fire for warmth or cooking (as at a camp) (8) |
| INTERNED | Tender, in a way, to be confined in a camp (8) |
| LASTPOST | In the British Army, the second of two bugle calls signalling the end of the day, originally sounded after a duty officer's inspection of a camp (4,4) |
| HOMESICK | Like a camp kid missing mom and dad |
| STORMINA | Tripped on a camp-site rut - big deal! (5,2,1,6) |
| TROJANHORSE | Piece of malware inadvertently triggered by a computer user giving access to an intruder (6,5) |
| VALLEYS | Against giving access to narrow street in the Dales |
