List of council camps (Boy Scouts of America)

There are hundreds of local council camps of the Boy Scouts of America operated by the Boy Scouts of America. Some of these include:

Local council camps of the Boy Scouts of America
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Within the 50 US states

Alabama
Further information: Scouting in Alabama
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp AlafloAlabama-Florida CouncilEnterpriseActive
Camp ArrowheadBirmingham Area CouncilClantonClosedCamp Arrowhead operated from the early 1940s to 1971 and was located on the Coosa River.
Camp HorneBlack Warrior CouncilCottondaleActiveLocated in east Tuscaloosa County, Camp Horne is a 496-acre facility.
Camp Jack WrightGreater Alabama CouncilMcCallaActiveLocated in the Roupes Valley, adjacent to Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park.
Camp JacksonGreater Alabama CouncilScottsboroActiveCamp Jackson is a 515-acre primitive camp located 5 miles east of Scottsboro on the Tennessee River at Jones Cove.
Camp McKenzieBirmingham Area CouncilPell CitySold[1]
Camp O'RearBlack Warrior CouncilJasperActiveCamp O'Rear is a 90-acre primitive-style facility located in Jasper, AL.
Camp PushmatahaMobile Area CouncilCitronelleActiveCamp Pushmataha is no longer a council camp and is owned by the City of Citronelle. With a reservation from the city, Scout troops are welcome to camp there. It is a primitive camping facility. Pre-1960s it was the Mobile Area Council Camp.
Camp WestmorelandGreater Alabama CouncilFlorenceClosedFirst opened in the 1920s and closing in the 1980s, Camp Westmoreland is located in Lauderdale County. However, it is still widely used to this day for both council and district activities. The camp was once a part of the Tennessee Valley Council, which merged with two other councils to form the Greater Alabama Council.
Camp ZinnChoccolocco CouncilAnnistonSoldCamp Zinn, in Dekalb County, operated from 1931 to 1965. At a September 8, 1966 meeting, the Official Board of Camp Lee, a United Methodist Church organization, purchased the camp from the Choccolocco Council, and renamed it Camp Lee.
Frank Spain Scout ReservationGreater Alabama CouncilDeltaActiveAlso called Camp Sequoyah, a 1,447-acre camp in east central Alabama, near Cheaha State Park.
Hugh M. Comer Scout ReservationGreater Alabama CouncilMentoneActive
Maubila Scout ReservationMobile Area CouncilGrove HillActiveCamp Maubila is 680 acres.
Warner Scout ReservationTukabatchee Area CouncilPrattvilleActiveWarner Scout Reservation includes two camps: Camp Tukabatchee and Camp Dexter C. Hobbs.
White Bluff Scout ReservationBlack Warrior CouncilDemopolisActiveA primitive camp located north of Demopolis, Alabama.

Alaska
Further information: Scouting in Alaska
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp GorsuchGreat Alaska CouncilMirror LakeActive
Eagle River Scout CampGreat Alaska CouncilJuneauActive
Denali High Adventure Scout BaseGreat Alaska CouncilFairbanks North Star BoroughActive
Lost Lake Scout CampMidnight Sun CouncilSalchaActive400 acres, located 58.5 miles south of Fairbanks.

Arizona
Further information: Scouting in Arizona
Camp Name Council Location Status Notes
Camp GeronimoGrand Canyon CouncilPaysonActive[2]Located between Payson, Arizona and Pine, Arizona, near the Mogollon Rim. Camp Geronimo incorporates the former Spade Ranch house.
Camp LawtonCatalina CouncilTucsonActive[3]Located on land, leased from the US forest service since 1921, in the Santa Catalina mountains outside of Tucson, Arizona.
Camp Levi LeviLas Vegas Area CouncilKingman[4]Located in the Hualapai Mountains 14 miles south of Kingman, Arizona, at an elevation of 7,000 feet.
Double V Scout RanchCatalina CouncilTucsonActive[5]Located on 360-acre six miles southwest of Tucson, near Tucson Mountain Park's Cat Mountain. The ranch was acquired on a long-term lease from the Bureau of Land Management in 1969.
Heard Scout PuebloGrand Canyon CouncilPhoenixActive[2]Located near 20th Street and Baseline Road in Phoenix, Arizona.
Lake Pleasant CampGrand Canyon CouncilPeoriaInactive following 2019 season [2]Operated in cooperation with the Maricopa County Parks Department; Not Council Owned Property. An aquatics and nature based camp located at the Desert Outdoor Center at Lake Pleasant 20 miles north of central Phoenix in Peoria, Arizona.
R-C Scout RanchGrand Canyon CouncilPaysonActive[2]Located a half-hour east of Payson, the ranch is available to Boy Scout troops and Cub Scout packs for camping.[6]
Raymond Scout ReservationGrand Canyon CouncilParksPermanently Closed following 2019 season. Property is for sale[2]Located 30 miles outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, between the Kaibab National Forest and the Coconino National Forest, along the rim of Sycamore Canyon.

Arkansas
Further information: Scouting in Arkansas
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Cedar ValleyEastern Arkansas CouncilHardySoldThis camp served the Eastern Arkansas Council from 1942 to 1966, when it was sold to a developer. It was located 5.5 miles southwest of Hardy, AR on the Spring River. Originally 95 acres, an additional land purchase brought this up to 255 acres.
Camp De SotoDe Soto Area CouncilEl DoradoActiveLocated outside Junction City, AR.
Camp OrrWestark Area CouncilHarrisonActiveCamp Orr has been in use since 1955 and covers nearly 600 acres of the Buffalo National River Wilderness Area. It is the only Boy Scout camp situated within a National Park.[7]
Pine Trail Reservation/Camp Cedar ValleyEastern Arkansas CouncilViolaSoldIn 2002, after the merger of the Eastern Arkansas Area Council into the Quapaw Area Council, Camp Cedar Valley was promptly sold to a private owner. It is still an active camp, on 777 acres just south of Viola, Arkansas on U.S. 412, in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.
Camp PioneerCaddo Area CouncilHatfieldActive
Camp Preston HuntCaddo Area CouncilTexarkanaActive
Camp QuapawQuapaw Area CouncilBentonClosedCamp Quapaw opened in 1925 and was located on the Saline River west of Benton in Saline County. In 1976 when Camp Kiwanis was purchased, Camp Quapaw was then closed and the land was later sold.
Camp SpencerWestark Area CouncilMountain HomeActiveA 100-acre primitive camping facility, located on the shore of Lake Norfork, east of Mountain Home, AR.
Gus Blass Scout ReservationQuapaw Area CouncilDamascusActivePurchased in 1976, the reservation includes Camp Rockefeller and the Donald W. Reynolds Scout Training Center, located west of Damascus, Arkansas. The reservation was named the Cove Creek Scout Reservation and Camp Nile Montgomery until 2001.
Kia Kima Scout ReservationChickasaw CouncilHardyActive
Rhodes Scout ReservationOuachita Area CouncilBismarckSoldIn 2012, after the merger of Ouachita Area Council and the Quapaw Area Council, the Rhodes Scout Reservation, a 16,000+-acre camp on Lake DeGray in Bismarck, AR, was sold to the Ouachita Camp Foundation, in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Ross Foundation. It is still available for use by the troops of the Quapaw Area Council as a private campsite.
Rogers Scout ReservationWestark Area CouncilBoonevilleActiveIn 1973 the Arkansas State Legislature permitted the Westark Area Council to purchase 2,842 acres of the Booneville Sanatorium, just south of Booneville, Arkansas, which is now known as the Rogers Scout Reservation.[8]

California
Further information: Scouting in California
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Ahwahnee Scout ReservationNorthern Orange County CouncilGreen Valley LakeClosedClosed in 1980, sold in 1991
Cabrillo Beach Youth Waterfront Sports CenterLos Angeles Area CouncilSan PedroActive
Boulder Creek Scout ReservationPacific Skyline CouncilBoulder CreekActive
Camp 49’erGreater Yosemite CouncilArnoldClosed
Camp AhwahneeNorthern Orange County CouncilGreen Valley LakeClosedClosed in 1980
Camp AnzaOrange Empire CouncilAnza ValleyClosed
Camp AratabaCalifornia Inland Empire CouncilBarton FlatsClosedClosed in 1960.
Camp BalboaSan Diego-Imperial CouncilSan DiegoActive
Camp BaxterGreater Yosemite CouncilArnoldClosed
Camp BerryessaSilverado CouncilNapaClosedClosed in 2004
Camp Bob McBrideGreater Yosemite CouncilPinecrest LakeClosed
Camp CedarbrookAlameda CouncilLong BarnClosedClosed in 1999
Camp ChawanakeeSequoia CouncilShaver Lake, CaliforniaActive
Camp Cherry ValleySan Gabriel Valley CouncilCherry CoveActive
Camp CodyTroop 1, Sacramento CANear Strawberry CAActiveFounded in 1937, run by Troop 1 of the Golden Empire Council.[9]
Camp Crescent MSan Francisco CouncilLake Tenaya, YosemiteClosed1927–1962. High adventure camp. Non permanent.
Camp David Wortman Sequoia Council Badger Active
Camp Dimond-OOakland Area Council / San Francisco Bay Area CouncilMather, CAClosed1926–1978. Located outside of Yosemite.
Camp DimondOakland Area CouncilOakland, CAClosed1919–1948. Located at the head of Dimond Canyon in Oakland. The property was sold to the Oakland Public Schools. Currently Joaquin Miller Elementary School and Montera Middle School occupy the site.
Camp Ed BarrerPacific Skyline CouncilAveryClosed
Camp Emerald BayWestern Los Angeles County CouncilEmerald BayActiveHas been operating since 1925.
Camp EmersonCalifornia Inland Empire CouncilIdyllwild-Pine CoveActiveOperated since 1919.
Camp Fiesta IslandSan Diego- Imperial CouncilSan DiegoActive
Camp FleischmannNevada Area CouncilChesterActive
Camp FrenchLos Padres CouncilArroyo GrandeClosedClosed in 2014
Camp Harvey WestGolden Empire CouncilEcho Lake (California)ClosedLocated on Upper Echo Lake at 7,500 feet in the Eldorado National Forest near the Desolation Wilderness. A summer camp, it had 12 troop campsites, and a staff of around 30.
Camp HelendadeCalifornia Inland Empire CouncilRunning SpringsActiveOperated since 1960 and located near Running Springs, California. It was partially burned in the California fires of October 2007.
Camp HermsMt. Diablo Silverado Council / Golden Gate Area CouncilEl CerritoActive
Camp Hi-SierraSilicon Valley Monterey Bay CouncilLong BarnActiveLocated in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. This camp is at a notably high altitude, with the majority of its buildings standing at approximately 4,800 feet and the highest point of the mountain standing over a mile high at 5,300 feet.
Camp IsomGreater Yosemite CouncilOrestimba CreekActive
Camp John MensingerGreater Yosemite CouncilStanislaus National ForestActive
Camp JosephoWestern Los Angeles County CouncilActiveOpened in 1941, the 110-acre camp is located in the Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County.
Camp KernSouthern Sierra CouncilHuntington LakeActive
Camp Kit CarsonPacific Skyline CouncilCaples LakeClosed
Camp LassenGolden Empire CouncilButte MeadowsActive
Camp LindbladMount Diablo Silverado CouncilBoulder CreekClosedSold in 2017
Camp Lilienthal - MarinSan Francisco Council / San Francisco Bay Area CouncilFairfax, CAClosed1929–1973. First all weather camp of the SF Council.
Camp Lilienthal - SFSan Francisco CouncilSan Francisco, CaliforniaClosed1919–1925. Located in Stern Grove next to Pine Lake.
Camp LoomerOakland Area Council / San Francisco Bay Area CouncilPollack Pines, CaliforniaClosed1957–1973.
Camp I-Yee-QueRedwood Area CouncilNear Santa RosaClosed
Camp Marin-SierraMarlin CouncilTahoe National ForestActive
Camp McConnellGreater Yosemite CouncilLivingstonActive
Camp MeekOakland Area CouncilSan Lorenzo, CaliforniaClosed1942–1952. Located across the street from current San Lorenzo High School.
Camp MinkaloGreater Yosemite CouncilAmador CountyClosed
Camp Mirimichi
Camp Nejedly
Camp Masonite NavarroRedwood Empire CouncilClosedSold in 2012. Located near Navarro in Mendocino County, CA.
Camp MyfordOrange County CouncilIrvine Closed
Camp NoyoRedwood Empire CouncilActiveLocated on the Noyo River in Mendocino County, CA. Currently Privately owned
Camp OkihiActive
Camp OljatoPacific Skyline CouncilLakeshore, CA ActiveLocated at Huntington Lake in Lakeshore, CA, and was founded in 1941 as a Jewish boys' singing camp.
Camp PacificaAhwahnee Closed Currently a Lions Club camp
Camp PahatsiGolden Empire CouncilSoda SpringsActive
Camp Pico BlancoSilicon Valley Monterey Bay CouncilBig SurActive
Camp PollockGolden Empire CouncilSacramentoClosedSold to the Sacramento Valley Conservancy.
Camp Pomponio
Camp Riggs Johnston Crate Lake Council Eureka Active Formerly Elk River Scout Camp
Camp RokiliOrange County CouncilClosed
Camp Robert L. ColeGolden Empire CouncilCisco Grove, CAActive
Camp Royaneh / Camp CC MooreSan Francisco Bay Area Council / Golden Gate Area CouncilCazadero, CAActive1925–present. Camp Royaneh was renamed to Camp CC Moore in honor of SF Council President and National BSA Vice-President Charles C. Moore from 1938 until 1950. Its name was changed back to Camp Royaneh in 1950/1951.
Camp SilveradoSilverado Area Council Pioneer, CA Closed Closed in 2003
Camp Silver Fir Verdugo Hills Council Lakeshore Active
Camp StephensAlameda CouncilPinecrest LakeClosed
Camp TahquitzLong Beach Area CouncilAngelus OaksActive
Camp TamaranchoMarin CouncilFarifaxActive
Camp Three FallsVentura County CouncilFrazier ParkActive
Camp Verdugo Oaks Verdugo Hills Council Active
Camp WhitsettWestern Los Angeles County CouncilActiveLocated in the Sequoia National Forest.
Camp WintonGolden Empire CouncilBear River ReservoirActive
Camp WolfeboroGolden Gate Area CouncilActive
Camp WolvertonWestern Los Angeles County CouncilClosedLocated in the Sequoia National Park.

Closed in 2012

Chesebrough Scout ReservationSilicon Valley Monterey Bay CouncilActiveAlso called Camp Chesebrough, this is a 544-acre (2.2 km²) Boy Scouts of America camp in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties, California.
Circle B Scout RanchOld Baldy Area CouncilClosedOpen from the late 1950s until 1974, it was located in the southern Sierra Nevada northeast of Lake Isabella and due west of China Lake Naval Weapons Station.
Circle XLos Angeles Area CouncilCedar GlenActiveCamp Circle X at Big Horn. Part of Hubert Eaton Scout Reservation.
Cutter Scout ReservationPacific Skyline CouncilBoulder CreekActive
Firestone Scout ReservationLos Angeles Area CouncilBreaActiveLocated just east of State Route 57 in Tonner Canyon between Diamond Bar and Brea, California.
Forest Lawn Scout Reservation

aka Hubert Eaton Scout Reservation

 Los Angeles Area CouncilLake ArrowheadActiveLocated 3 miles (5 km) east of Lake Arrowhead, California, formerly known as the Lake Arrowhead Scout Camps. The Forest Lawn Scout Reservation consists of five active and one closed Boy and Cub Scout resident camps on more than 2,000 acres in the San Bernardino National Forest. The six camps are:
  • Circle X Ranch at Big Horn
  • Camp Pepperdine,
  • Camp Pitchess, formerly Camp Cedar (closed)
  • Camp Pollock – adjacent to what was once Camp Pitchess
  • John Wayne Outpost – wilderness camping area
  • Northrop Family Camp
Glacial Trails Scout RanchGolden Empire CouncilTahoe National ForestClosedReopened as Camp Robert L. Cole.
Holcomb Valley Scout RanchSan Gabriel Valley CouncilBig BearActiveLocated north of Big Bear Lake in the old mining district of Belleville in the Holcomb Valley, on the site of the old Hitchcock Ranch.
Holt Scout RanchSan Gabriel Valley CouncilClosedClosed in 1974. Previously known as Camp Cedar Canyon
Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education CenterOrange County CouncilOrangeActive190 Acres
Jubilee Scout RanchWestern Los Angeles County CouncilClosedClosed in 2003.
Log Cabin Wilderness CampLos Angeles Area CouncilTioga Pass RoadClosedClosed in 2016.
Long Beach Sea BaseLong Beach Area CouncilLong BeachActive
Lost Valley Scout ReservationOrange County CouncilWarner SpringsActiveSchoepe Scout Reservation at Lost Valley
Marina Wilderness Camp
Mataguay Scout ReservationSan Diego-Imperial Council Santa Ysabel Active
Newport Sea BaseOrange County CouncilNewport BeachActive
Oso LakeOrange County CouncilRancho Santa MargaritaActive
Pardee Scout Sea BaseWestern Los Angeles County CouncilMarina Del ReyClosedClosed in 2008
Pendola Sierra Adventure baseGreater Yosemite CouncilEmigrant Wilderness AreaActive
Rancho AlegreLos Padres CouncilLake CachumaActive
Rancho Las FloresOrange County CouncilClosedAt Camp Pendelton
Rancho Los MochosOakland Area Council / San Francisco Bay Area Council / Golden Gate Area CouncilLivermore[www.rancholosmochos.org Active]1945–present. Located in the hills south of Livermore. 640 acres. Three camping areas: Blue Oak Ridge, Manzanita Flats, and Deadwood.
Sierra North High Adventure
Stockton Sea Scout Base
Three Falls CampVentura County CouncilActive
Trask Scout ReservationSan Gabriel Valley CouncilMonroviaActiveLocated above the Sawpit Dam off of Monrovia Canyon Park.
Verdugo PinesValyermo ClosedSold in 1963
Wente Scout Reservation / Willits Scout ReservationOakland Area Council / San Francisco Bay Area Council / Golden Gate Area CouncilWillitsActive1959–present. 2200 acres located in the hills east of Willits. First camping took place in October 1959, and the first summer camp took place in July 1964. It was renamed to Wente Scout Reservation in 1978 in honor of San Francisco Council Board Member and Bank of America President Carl F. Wente.
Will J. Reid ReservationLong Beach Area CouncilLong BeachClosedClosed in 2010

Colorado
Further information: Scouting in Colorado
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Ben Delatour Scout RanchLongs Peak CouncilRed Feather Lakes, ColoradoActiveEncompassing 3,200 acres at Red Feather Lakes, Colorado, it includes four Scout camps.
  • Jack Nicol Cub Scout Camp
  • Camp Charles Jeffrey
  • Camp Ruth Coffin
  • Elkhorn High Adventure Base
Camp AlexanderPikes Peak CouncilEleven Mile CanyonActive
Camp LaramieLongs Peak CouncilWheatland, WyomingActive
Camp PatiyaLongs Peak CouncilBoulder, ColoradoActive
Chimney Park Scout CampLongs Peak CouncilWoods Landing, WyomingActive
Tahosa High Adventure BaseDenver Area CouncilWard, ColoradoActiveLocated near Ward, Colorado this was the primary camp for the Denver area until the late 1970s, when it was shut down because of damage caused by environmental factors. The camp was recently re-opened as a high adventure base.
O.A. Greager Scout RanchWestern Colorado CouncilNorwood, ColoradoClosed
Peaceful Valley Scout RanchDenver Area CouncilElbert, ColoradoActiveBuilt in the 1960s by the Army Corps of Engineers, the camp is located just outside Elbert, CO.
Rocky Mountain High Adventure BaseRocky Mountain CouncilPoncha Springs, ColoradoActiveFormerly Packard High Adventure Base.
San Isabel Scout RanchRocky Mountain CouncilSan Isabel, ColoradoActive
Spanish Peaks Scout RanchSanta Fe Trail CouncilWalsenburg, ColoradoActive

Connecticut
Further information: Scouting in Connecticut
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Aquila (formerly Camp Mauwehu)Connecticut Yankee CouncilCandlewood Lake, Sherman, CTClosedLocated on Candlewood Lake in Sherman, CT., the camp was sold in 1982 along with Camp Toquam in Goshen.[10]
Camp CochipianeeBristol Area CouncilGoshen, CTClosedThe camp was founded in 1928 by the Bristol Area Council and was sold after the New Britain Area Council and the Bristol Area Council were merged in 1972.
Camp IrvingHousatonic CouncilShelton, CTClosedThe camp was located in Shelton in the Birchbank area along the Housatonic River. It was closed in 1945 and the buildings were razed in 1948.[11]
Camp MattatuckConnecticut Rivers CouncilPlymouth, CTActiveMattatuck Council purchased 170 acres in 1938 and the camp opened the following year.
Camp NahacoConnecticut Rivers CouncilWoodstock, CTSoldPreviously called Camp Keemosabee, the camp was purchased by the towns of Woodstock and Eastford on March 3, 2003. The 120-acre site is now permanently protected from development and the Boy Scouts still have use of the property.
Camp PioneerLong Rivers CouncilNew Hartford, CTClosedLocated on the shores of West Hill Pond, adjacent to Camp Sequassen, it was sold in 1985 and has since been developed.
Camp PomperaugConnecticut Yankee CouncilUnion, CTActiveFor a time the camp was leased to the Ct Burn Foundation as a summer camp for children with severe burns; however, it has since been changed back into a Scout camp.
Camp SequassenConnecticut Yankee CouncilNew Hartford, CTActiveLocated at 791 West Hill Road in New Hartford, Connecticut.
Camp ToquamConnecticut Yankee CouncilGoshen, CTClosedThe camp was sold in 1982 along with Camp Aquila in Sherman.[10]
Camp WorkcoemanConnecticut Rivers CouncilNew Hartford, CTActiveEstablished in 1924 and located on the shore of West Hill Pond.
Deer Lake Scout ReservationConnecticut Yankee CouncilDeer Lake, Killingworth, CTActiveIt was originally owned by Central Connecticut Council until the merger with Quinnipiac Council. It is currently being upgraded to run the Connecticut Yankee Council's Cub Scout Summer Resident Camp.
Edmund D. Strang Scout ReservationHousatonic CouncilGoshen, CTActiveFormally called Housatonic Scout Reservation.
Ernest Thompson Seton Scout ReservationGreenwich CouncilGreenwich, CTActiveA 249-acre camp located off 363 Riversville Road in Greenwich.
Frederick Sprague Barbour Scout ReservationConnecticut Rivers CouncilNorfolk, CTActive106-acre wilderness camp
John Sherman Hoyt Scout ReservationConnecticut Yankee CouncilRedding, CTActiveThe 174-acre reservation was donated to the Alfred W. Dater Council by Alice B. Sanford in 1966.
June Norcross Webster Scout ReservationConnecticut Rivers CouncilAshford, CTActiveOriginally opened as Camp Ashford on June 28, 1964, today the reservation occupies 1,200 acres (4.9 km2) of land.
Lake of Isles Scout ReservationLong Rivers CouncilNorth Stonington, CTSoldThis reservation included Camp Apache, Camp Pequot, and Camp Cherokee. With the construction of the Mashantucket Pequot Casino in 1991–1992, the camp's surroundings had been changed enough that the Long Rivers Council decided to sell the property to the Native American tribe in 1992. The Mashantucket nation has since converted the land into a golf course.
Mark Greer Scout ReservationConnecticut Rivers CouncilBozrah, CTSoldIt is home to Camp Tadma, a Cub Scout summer resident camp and Camp Wakenah, a Cub Scout day camp previously located on Gardner Lake in Salem. The reservation was known almost exclusively as Camp Tadma until 2004. Camp Tadma was closed in 2013, much to the sorrow of the staff and dedicated Scout troops who had grown to love the camp. The camp was sold in 2014 and is now owned by a church.
Wah Wah Tay SeeConnecticut Yankee CouncilNorth Haven, CTActive
Camp WakenahPequot CouncilSalem, Connecticut

Delaware
Further information: Scouting in Delaware
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Henson Scout ReservationDel-Mar-Va CouncilGalestown, MarylandActiveAlso known as Camp Nanticoke, a 1,500-acre located on the Delmarva Peninsula.
Rodney Scout ReservationDel-Mar-Va CouncilNorth East, MarylandActiveThe reservation includes Camp Lenape, Camp Pathfinder, and Camp Wilderness. It is located on 900 acres at the head of the Chesapeake Bay.
Akridge Scout ReservationDel-Mar-Va CouncilDover, DelawareActiveLocated on 85 acres (0.3 km2) of farmland in Dover, Delaware.

Florida
Further information: Scouting in Florida
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp AlafiaGreater Tampa Bay Area CouncilLithia, FLActiveCamp Alafia is a primitive camp near Lithia and east of Tampa in Hillsborough County. The property, located at 5453 Lithia Pinecrest Rd., Lithia 33547, is bounded to the west by the Alafia River and contains several campsites beneath an oak canopy.
Camp Dark HammockGulf Stream CouncilOkeechobee, FLActive (leased)
St. Johns River Base at EchockoteeNorth Florida CouncilOrange Park, FLActive
Camp ElmoreSouth Florida CouncilDavie, FLActive
Camp EvergladesSouth Florida CouncilHomestead, FLActive
Camp Flying EagleSouthwest FL CouncilBradenton, FLActiveLocated as part of the Harry Sudakoff Scout Reservation.
Camp HowardCentral Florida CouncilLongwood, FLClosedOperated in the 1960s.
Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout ReservationCentral Florida CouncilLake NorrisActiveLeonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation and Camp La-No-Che are located on the north shore of Lake Norris in Paisley, FL on 1,480 acres adjacent to the Ocala National Forest. The camp has brand new aquatics, and adventure camp facilities that include the zip line/Adventure Tower, two lighted swimming pools with slide and diving board, and two lakefront aquatics areas.
Camp Loxahatchee
Camp MilesSouthwest FL CouncilActiveLocated outside of Punta Gorda, Florida.
Camp OklawahaGulfstream CouncilActiveLocated outside of Sebastian, Florida.
Camp OspreySouth Florida CouncilOpened in 1974 on the McGregor Smith Scout Reservation, it was only active for one year. Closed.
Camp Owen BroreinGreater Tampa Bay Area CouncilOdessa, FL Active Centrally located in the Hillsborough County community of Odessa, Camp Brorein is the Council’s oldest camping facility. Located at 16901 Boy Scout Rd., Odessa 33556, this camp has been dedicated to the advancement of Scouting from its founding in 1923. The camp has a long, rich history of serving Scouts and youth in the surrounding area. Situated on more than 80 acres of land, surrounded by two lakes and blessed by the shade of many Live Oak trees, Camp Brorein provides the ideal camping experience for all. With newly-built bouldering, climbing and rappelling walls, the Camp also has an indoor dining area, classroom and training space, new canoes and kayaks, plus a shooting sports range for BBs, slingshots and archery. There’s even a playground for younger children to explore. The waterfront includes both canoes and kayaks, which can be launched from the pier on Lake Moon. Fishing is also available in our lakes. The property includes many open areas for arts, crafts and games. There is ample room to just run and play. Other amenities include permanent tents in some campsites, a new bathhouse facility, stage area with flag pole, a fire ring and an open air chapel.
Camp ReedPinellas Area CouncilClearwater, FLClosed
Camp SawyerSouth Florida CouncilBig Pine Key, FL
Camp Sebring
Camp Semialachee
Camp ShandsNorth Florida CouncilHawthorne, FLActiveAlso known as Baden Powell Scout Reservation.
Camp SouleGreater Tampa Bay Area Council Clearwater, FLActive Camp Soule consists of 53 acres of pristine wilderness, located in the heart of Clearwater.  It offers protected trees, wildlife and beauty.  The camp has five campsites, a dining hall, health lodge, chapel, maintenance building, trading post, field sports range, two cabins, a campfire ring, a camp master cabin and a home occupied by the full time camp Ranger and his family.  Camp Soule is used for short-term camping, family camping, training, day camps and various other activities.
Camp Stine
Camp Tanah-keeta
Charles H. Topmiller Canoe Base
Flaming Arrow Scout ReservationGreater Tampa Bay Area CouncilLake Wales, FLActiveBorn in 1965 near beautiful Cypress Gardens (now Legoland), Flaming Arrow Scout Reservation is located near national landmark Bok Tower at 1201 Boy Scout Road in Lake Wales, Florida. The 677-acre camp is known for pristine wilderness and three clear spring-fed, natural lakes.
Florida National HA Sea Base
La-No-Che Scout Reservation
McGregor Smith Scout ReservationSouth Florida CouncilInverness, FLClosedAlso known as Camp Lone Oak. The 4,964-acre site was purchased by the Southwest Florida Water Management District in 2004 and closed in 2014. The camp was established in 1972.
Rocky Pine Scout Camp
Ro-Pa-Co
Sand Hill Scout ReservationGreater Tampa Bay Area CouncilBrooksville, FLActiveThis is a 1,300-acre camp, recognized as a premier Scout Summer Camp in the area, offering numerous programs such as archery, rifle and shotgun, canoeing, rappelling and swimming.  In addition to its use in the summer, it has 12 campsites that are used year-round.  More than 100,000 Scouts, leaders and outside organizations use the camps for training, camping and activities each year.
Snapper Creek CampDade County Council and South Florida CouncilOriginally part of the Dade County Council (reorganized in 1944 as the present-day South Florida Council), Snapper Creek Camp operated from 1940 to 1956. [Miami. FL].
Spanish Trail Scout ReservationGulf Coast CouncilDeFuniak Springs, FloridaActiveOpened in 1961, the Spanish Trail Scout Reservation included the Yustaga Lodge. Includes the primary camp, Camp Euchee.
Tanah Keeta Scout ReservationGulfstream CouncilActiveLocated outside of Tequesta, Florida.
Wallwood Boy Scout Reservation
Winn-Dixie Scout Reservation

Georgia
Camp Name Council Location Status Notes
Bert Adams Scout ReservationAtlanta Area CouncilCovington, GAActive
Camp Allatoona Aquatics BaseAtlanta Area CouncilWoodstock, GAActiveSituated on Lake Allatoona; leased from the Army Corps of Engineers.
Camp Benjamin HawkinsCentral Georgia CouncilByron, GAActive
Camp Blue HeronCoastal Empire CouncilRiceboro, GASoldSold to Hampton Island Preserve for $8 million in 2008.[12]
Camp Frank J. LumpkinChattahoochee CouncilLaGrange, GAActivePart of the Chattahoochee Council Scout Reservation. Situated on West Point Lake, the camp is 600 acres with 26 miles of lake shore.
Camp James G. GallantChattahoochee CouncilLaGrange, GAActiveDedicated in April 1983. Part of the Chattahoochee Council Scout Reservation. It consists of over 300 acres with 28 campsites.
Robert E. Knox Scout ReservationGeorgia-Carolina CouncilLincolnton, GaActiveHas over 500 acres with 7 miles of shoreline.
Camp Linwood HayneGeorgia-Carolina CouncilAugusta, GAClosedThe first of two Linwood Hayne Scout camps in Augusta was in an area surrounded by what is now Boy Scout Road. It opened for its first season in the summer of 1926, and remained there for 20 years before the campground was sold in the mid-1940s and moved to a site 12 miles south of Augusta on Georgia Highway 56. The camp was closed in late 2005 and replaced by Robert E. Knox Scout Reservation.
Camp Pine MountainChattahoochee CouncilWest Point, GAActiveFirst opened in the 1923; one of the oldest continually-used Scout camps in the country.
Chase S. Osborn Scout ReservationSouth Georgia CouncilSylvester, GAActiveAlso known as Camp Osborn.
Camp PattenSouth Georgia CouncilLakeland, GAActive
ScoutlandNortheast Georgia Council (NEGA)Gainesville, GAActiveSituated on Lake Lanier. It offers primitive camping with 50 campsites; restrooms with showers and electricity; a C.O.P.E. course, an open field for games; three program shelters; a swimming dock; two boat docks; a wide assortment of boats: motor, sailing, canoeing, and rowing; a BB gun/air rifle range; and Cleveland Hall for activities and meals.
Camp Rainey MountainNortheast Georgia Council (NEGA)Clayton, GAActiveLocated near Clayton, Georgia, Camp Rainey Mountain's High Adventure Outpost offers 10 campsites featuring adirondack shelters, 12 campsites featuring tent platforms, four centrally located hot showers, a family camping area, three townhouse cabins, an 1800s style pioneer village, two waterfront areas, a rifle and shotgun range, an archery range, an air-conditioned dining hall, two chapels, 11 program shelters, a climbing and rappelling tower, and a C.O.P.E. course. There are miles of mountain trails, including the Bartram Trail in the Chattahoochee National Forest, and the camp is only 30 minutes from Appalachian Trail access.
Camp RotaryNortheast Georgia Council (NEGA)Hartwell, GAActiveLocated in Hartwell, Georgia on Lake Hartwell. Offers primitive camping with 15 campsites, restrooms with shower and electricity, a swimming dock and a council ring for campfires.
Camp Sidney DewNorthwest Georgia CouncilArmuchee, GAActiveLocated on 600 acres, Camp Sidney Dew was founded in 1939 and is located in a valley between John's Mountain and Horn Mountain, with the Chattahoochee National Forest to the north and John's Creek to the south.
Camp StrachanCoastal Empire CouncilChathan County, GASoldSold to developers.[12]
Camp ThunderFlint River CouncilMolena, GAActivePart of the Gerald I. Lawhorn Scouting Base
Camp TolocheeCoastal Georgia CouncilBrunswick, GAActiveFuture usage of Camp Tolochee is uncertain.[13]
Gerald I. Lawhorn Scouting BaseFlint River CouncilMolena, GAActiveIts primary camp is specifically Camp Thunder.
Woodruff Scout CampAtlanta Area CouncilBlairsville, GAActive

Hawaii
Further information: Scouting in Hawaii
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Alan FayeAloha CouncilWaimeaActiveLocated in Koke'e State Park on the island of Kaua'i, adjacent to Waimea Canyon State Park, 13 miles from the town of Waimea, HI.
Camp HonokaiaAloha CouncilHonokaaActiveA 210-acre site, located between Honokaa and Waimea (Kamuela) above Waipio Valley, known as the "Valley of Kings" on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Camp MaluhiaMaui County CouncilWailukuActiveLocated on 212 acres on the windward slopes of West Maui, 15 minutes from Wailuku, HI.
Camp PupukeaAloha CouncilPupukeaActiveLocated on Oahu, a 65-acre camp 3 miles above Sunset Beach on Pupukea Road and roughly situated an hour's drive from downtown Honolulu and Waikiki.
Camp PohoikiKilauea CouncilPohoikiClosed

Idaho
Further information: Scouting in Idaho
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Bartlett Scout ReservationTrapper Trails CouncilOvid, IdahoActive
Camp Aspen RidgeTrapper Trails CouncilNear Preston, Idaho.Active
Camp BartlettTrapper Trails CouncilSoutheastern IdahoActiveLocated 4 miles from Cache National Forest.
Camp BradleySnake River CouncilNear Stanley, Idaho.Active
Camp EastonInland Northwest CouncilBetween Coeur d'Alene and Harrison, Idaho.Active
Camp GrizzlyInland Northwest CouncilNear Harvard, Idaho.Active
Camp Little LemhiGrand Teton CouncilNear Palisades Reservoir, IdahoActive
Camp MorrisonOre-Ida CouncilNear McCall, Idaho.Active
Camp PineviewTeton Peaks CouncilIsland Park, IdahoInactiveOperated from 1926 to 1927.
Camp Ram's HeadTeton Peaks Councilnear Arco, Idaho, held in late 1950sInactive
Hull Valley Scout ReservationTrapper Trails CouncilPreston, IdahoActive
Island Park Scout CampGrand Teton CouncilNear Island Park, Idaho.Active
North Idaho HA BaseInland Northwest CouncilNorth Fork, IdahoActive
Salmon River HA BaseGrand Teton CouncilNortheast of Salmon, IdahoActive
Treasure MountainGrand Teton CouncilEast of Driggs Idaho, barely over border of Western WyomingActive

Illinois
Further information: Scouting in Illinois
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Big TimberThree Fires CouncilElgin, ILActive
Camp BunnAbraham Lincoln CouncilHettick, ILActive
Camp Cherokee HillsPrairielands CouncilGeorgetown, ILSoldThe land was sold to the State of Illinois in 1996.
Camp Dan BeardNortheast Illinois CouncilNorthbrook, ILUnder renovationNow under the jurisdiction of the Forest Preserve District of Cook County.[14]
Camp EastmanMississippi Valley CouncilQuincy, ILActiveLocated near Nauvoo, IL.
Camp HeffernanCorn Belt CouncilNormal, ILSoldNow known as the Timber Pointe Outdoor Center.
Camp IllinekAbraham Lincoln CouncilChatham, ILActive
Camp JoyGreater St. Louis Area CouncilCarlyle, ILActive
Camp Ki Shau WauW.D. Boyce CouncilCarlyle, ILSoldSold in 1989.
Camp LakotaPathway to Adventure CouncilWoodstock, ILActive
Camp LowdenBlackhawk Area CouncilOregon, ILActive
Camp MansurMoline Area CouncilBetween Carbon Cliff, IL and Silvis, ILSold
Camp NapowanNorthwest Suburban Area CouncilWild Rose, WIActive
Camp Na-Se-Us-KukFort Armstrong Area CouncilIllinois City, ILActiveCamp changed name to Loud Thunder, currently used by Illowa Council.
Camp PearlTennessee, IL
Camp Robert DrakePrairielands CouncilFairmount, ILActive
Camp Robert FariesDecatur, ILLincoln Trails, can find patches with 1979 paper[15]
Camp Sauk TrailsGreat Sauk Trail CouncilFrankfort, ILActiveCamp Manitoqua is off of Sauk Trail Road.
Camp SaukenaukMississippi Valley CouncilMendonActive
Camp TawasenthaViola, IL
Camp VandeventerGreater St. Louis Area CouncilWaterloo, ILActive
Camp Warren LevisGreater St. Louis Area CouncilGodfrey, ILActive
Camp WokandaW.D. Boyce Area CouncilPeoria, ILClosedClosed in the 1990s; now operated by the City of Peoria, IL.
Canyon CampBlackhawk Area CouncilStockton, ILActiveLocated near historic Galena, IL
Corn Belt Council Boy Scout Reservation
Fellheimer Scout ReservationPrairie CouncilGilson ILSoldOwned by a Seventh-day Adventist group; renamed Camp Akita. ref
Fort Dearborn Scout CampPark Ridge, ILClosedPart of forest preserve
H. Earl Hoover Scout ReservationYorkville, ILref
Ingersoll Scout ReservationW. D. Boyce CouncilLondon Mills, ILActive
Loud Thunder Scout ReservationIllowa CouncilIllinois City, ILActive
Namekagon Scout ReservationNorthwest Suburban CouncilSoldSold in 1977[16]
Pine Ridge Scout ReservationGreater St. Louis Area CouncilMakandaActive
Rainbow Council Scout ReservationRainbow CouncilMorris, ILActive
Rhodes-France Scout ReservationLincoln Trails CouncilPanaActive
Tomo Chi-Chi KnollsFormerly West Suburban CouncilGilberts, ILSoldSold to Kane County Forest Preserve District in 2006.

Indiana
Further information: Scouting in Indiana
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Big Island Camp
Buffalo Trace Council Camps
Camp Louis ErnstHoosier Trails CouncilDupont, INActivePrimitive camping only
Camp Arthur
Camp Bear CreekCrossroads of America CouncilConnersville, INActive
Camp BelzerCrossroads of America CouncilIndianapolis, INActive
Camp Bradford
Camp BuffaloSagamore CouncilMonticello, INActive
Camp Carnes
Camp Chief Little TurtleAnthony Wayne Area CouncilAshley, INActive1,200 acre site on the Pigeon River including multiple lakes
Camp KikthawenundCrossroads of America CouncilFrankton, INActive
Camp KrietensteinCrossroads of America CouncilCenter Point, INActive
Camp Pioneer Trails
Camp Pohoka
Camp Red WingCrossroads of America CouncilMuncie, INActive
Camp Tepicon
Camp TopenebeeLaSalle CouncilMichigan City, INActive
Camp WapehaniWhite River Trails Council (Now Hoosier Trails)Bloomington, INClosedSold in the early 1950s. Property is currently used as a mountain bike park by the City of Bloomington department of Parks and Recreation
Camp WildwoodCrossroads of America CouncilTerre Haute, IndianaActive
Camp WrightEast Chicago CouncilMichigan City IndianaClosedNear site of Purdue North Central
Cary CampSagamore CouncilLafayette, INActive
Crossland Scout ReservationSagamore CouncilPierceton, INClosedCamp was sold to state in the 1990s. Now a state recreation area
Maumee Scout ReservationHoosier Trails CouncilNorman, IndianaActive
Mid-America Council Camps
Old Ben Scout ReservationBuffalo Trace CouncilWinslow, IndianaActive
Portland ArchFormerly Piankeshaw CouncilFountain, INClosedNow a nature preserve.[17]
Ransburg Scout ReservationCrossroads of America CouncilBloomington, IndianaActive
Self Reliant Camp
Southern Indiana Council Camps
Tunnel Mill Scout Reservation Lincoln Heritage Council Charlestown, Indiana Active Established in 1927. Primarily used for Cub Scout Day/Resident Camps and District Events.
Wilderness Camp
Woodlake Scout ReservationLaSalle CouncilJones, MIActive

Iowa
Further information: Scouting in Iowa
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp C.S. KlausNortheast Iowa CouncilNear Colesburg, IAActiveSituated within a 200-acre wooded valley.
Camp ItenMesquakie Area CouncilNorthwest of Maquoketa, IASoldNow a public park in Jackson County, Iowa.
Camp MinneyataBuffalo Bill Area Council/ Illowa CouncilNear Dixon, IASoldNow a public Park in Scott County, Iowa.
Camp Mitigwa (Mitigwa Scout Reservation)Mid-Iowa Area CouncilNortheast of Woodward, IowaActive450 acres located north of Des Moines.
Camp Osawan
Camp Roosevelt
Camp WakondaSouthwest Iowa Council/Mid-America CouncilNorthwest of Griswold, IASold260 acres; now serves as the Creighton University Retreat Center. Operated from 1948 to 1978.
Camp WapelloFormerly Bo-Qui CouncilDrakesville, IASoldNow privately owned; sits on Lake Wapello.
Howard H. Cherry Scout ReservationHawkeye Area CouncilCentral City, IAActive
Ingawanis Adventure BaseWinnebago CouncilWaverly, IAActive
Prairie Gold Scout ReservationFormerly Prairie Gold CouncilLake Okoboji, IAInactive

Kansas
Further information: Scouting in Kansas
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Brown Memorial CampCoronado Area CouncilAbilene, KSActiveHas been operating since the 1930s; renovated in 2015.[18]
Camp KanzaQuivira CouncilAbbyville, KSActivePrimarily used for Cub Scout activities.
Camp PawneeSanta Fe Trail CouncilLarned, KSClosedThe land has been donated to Pawnee County, Kansas.
Camp TawakoniQuivira CouncilAugusta, KSSoldThe land was sold to a Christian group for $850,000 in 2004.[19][20]
Camp Theodore NaishHeart of America CouncilBonner Springs, KSActive
Dane G. Hansen Scout ReservationCoronado Area CouncilKirwin, KSActiveAlso known as Camp Hansen.
Falley Scout ReservationJayhawk Area CouncilOskaloosa, KSActiveAvailable to both boy and girl units.[21]
Quivira Scout RanchQuivira CouncilSedan, KSActive

Kentucky
Further information: Scouting in Kentucky
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp CherokeeTri-State Area CouncilLouisa, KY
Camp Covered BridgeFormerly Old Kentucky Home CouncilOldham County, KYClosedLand has been developed into housing.[22]
Camp Crooked CreekLincoln Heritage CouncilShepherdsville, KYActiveAlso known as the Harry S. Frazier, Jr. Scout Reservation.
Camp Roy C. ManchesterLincoln Heritage CouncilBenton, KYActive
Mammoth Cave Council Camp
McKee Scout ReservationBlue Grass CouncilJeffersonville, KYActiveLocated within Daniel Boone National Forest.
Wildcat Hollow Scout CampLincoln Heritage CouncilOwensboro, KyActive

Louisiana
Further information: Scouting in Louisiana
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Avondale Scout ReservationIstrouma Area CouncilClinton, LAActiveOpened in 1959; 1,665 acres.
Camp AttakapasLouisiana Purchase CouncilTrout, LAActive
Camp CarruthIstrouma Area CouncilPort Allen, LAActiveOpened the late 1990s.
Camp CarverIstrouma Area CouncilClosedOperated as a Scout camp for African-Americans in the days of segregation; closed sometime between 1957 and 1967.
Camp ChenierEvangeline Area CouncilClosedOperated as a Scout camp for African-Americans in the days of segregation; closed sometime between 1957 and 1967.
Camp EdgewoodCalcasieu Area CouncilDequincy, LAActive
Camp T.L. JamesLouisiana Purchase CouncilDownsville, LAActive
Camp ThistlethwaiteEvangeline Area CouncilWashington, LA
Camp YatasiNorwela CouncilWebster Parish, LAClosed
Kinsey Scout ReservationNorwela CouncilStonewall, LAActiveFormerly known as Garland Scout Ranch.
Lost Bayou Scout CampEvangeline Area CouncilSaint Landry, LAActive

Maine
Further information: Scouting in Maine
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp BomazeenPine Tree CouncilBelgrade, MEActive
Camp GustinPine Tree CouncilSabattus, MEActiveSituated on Loon Pond. While closed as a summer camp, it is still used for unit outdoor programs.
Camp NutterPine Tree CouncilActon, MEActiveSituated on Loon Pond. While closed as a summer camp, it is used by the York District for weekend events and Cub Scout Day Camp.
Camp William HindsPine Tree CouncilRaymond, MEActiveLocated on 230 acres on Panther Pond.
Katahdin Scout ReservationKatahdin Area CouncilEddington, MEActiveThe reservation includes Camp Roosevelt and has been in operation since 1921. The camp has over 1800 acres at the base of Black Cap Mountain.
Maine High AdventureKatahdin Area CouncilPatten, MEActiveThe area encompasses nearly 3 million acres, including Mt. Katahdin, the Allagash Wilderness Waterway, the Penobscot watershed, the St. Croix International Waterway, and the northernmost 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail.
Norshoco Scout ReservationNorth Shore CouncilAlfred, MEClosedClosed in 1972. Located on Bunganut Lake.

Maryland
Further information: Scouting in Maryland
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Broad Creek Memorial Scout ReservationBaltimore Area CouncilWhiteford, MarylandActive[23]Located in Harford County, Maryland, Broad Creek was opened in 1948 and has over 1,900 acres of land. Broad Creek has three primary camps and two secondary camps:
  • Camp Saffran
  • Camp Camp Spencer
  • Camp Oest
  • Houck Lodge
  • Camp Finney
Camp ConeJerusalem, MarylandClosed
Camp PotomacPotomac CouncilClosedIn 2013 the council closed Camp Potomac, which was located in Oldtown, Maryland.
Camp Theodore RooseveltNational Capital Area CouncilChesapeake Beach, MDClosedThe camp was about 8 miles south of Chesapeake Beach. It was sold in the late 1970s.[24]
Camp Tockwogh
Camp Winona
Deep RunBaltimore Area Council
Horseshoe Scout Reservation[25]Chester County CouncilActive [26]Located on the Mason–Dixon line separating Pennsylvania and Maryland. It is divided into two camps: Camp Horseshoe, in Rising Sun, Maryland, and Camp John H. Ware, III, in Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Lillie-Aaron Straus Explorer BaseBaltimore Area Council
Rodney Scout ReservationDel-Mar-Va CouncilNorth East, Cecil County, MarylandActive900 acres located at the head of the Chesapeake Bay. It has been in continuous operation since 1923.
Camp Woodrow WilsonNational Capital Area CouncilFour Corners, MarylandClosed[27]

Massachusetts
Further information: Scouting in Massachusetts
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Adams Pond Scout Reservation Boston Council Barnstead, NH Merged Now T.L. Storer Scout Reservation
Camp BuxtonNarragansett CouncilRehoboth, MAActive
Cachalot Scout ReservationNarragansett CouncilPlymouth, MAActiveLocated in the Myles Standish State Forest near Plymouth, Massachusetts. 1 mile south of Camp Squanto.
Camp ChildOld Colony CouncilPlymouth, MAClosed
Camp CollierNashua Valley CouncilGardener, MassachusettsActiveCamp is now in the ownership of a trust. The land is still available for use by scouts.
Camp FellslandMinuteman Council Amesbury, MA Closed
Camp GreenoughCape Cod and The Islands CouncilActive
Camp MassasoitBoston Minuteman Council CouncilPlymouth, MAClosedThe camp closed in 2015. Much of the land has been sold to outside developers.
Camp Mohican
Camp NorseNarragansett CouncilKingston, MAActive
Camp ResoluteMayflower CouncilBolton, MA Active Part of E. Paul Robsham, Jr. Scout Reservation, (commonly known as just Camp Resolute,) which also includes Adventure Day Camp.
Camp SachemMinuteman Council Antrim, NH Closed
Camp Sagamore
Camp Split RockNashua Valley CouncilAshburnham, MAActiveOpened in 1945. Started as a Boy Scout resident camp for the Fitchburg Area Council. Now a Cub Scout Day camp for Nashua Valley Council.
Camp SquantoMayflower CouncilPlymouth, MAActiveLocated in the Myles Standish State Forest near Plymouth, Massachusetts. 1 mile north of Camp Cachalot.
Camp Ted
Chesterfield Scout ReservationWestern Massachusetts CouncilChesterfield, MAClosed
Horace A. Moses Scout ReservationWestern Massachusetts CouncilRussell, MAActiveActive, 1947–present. Located on Russell Pond. Formerly composed of Camp Woronoak, Camp (Henry) Knox and Camp Frontier (patrol method camping).
New England Base Camp[28]Spirit of Adventure CouncilMilton, MAActiveFormerly Camp Sayre. Open to the public.
Nobscot Scout Reservation Mayflower Council Framingham, MA Active
Treasure Valley Scout ReservationMohegan CouncilRutland, MAActiveMain entrance is on the Rutland/Paxton line. Part is also in Oakham.
Wild Goose CampBoston CouncilBarnstead, NHMergedNow T.L. Storer Scout Reservation
T.L. Storer Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilBarnstead, NHClosedPart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29]
Parker Mountain Scout CampSpirit of Adventure CouncilStrafford, NHActivePart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29] Leased to the Beam Center in NYC during summer for a non-scouting related camp.
Wah-Tut-Ca Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilNorthwood, NHActivePart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29]

Michigan
Further information: Scouting in Michigan
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Bear Lake Scout CampSummer Trails / Saginaw Bay area / Lake Huron areaKalkaskaSoldSold in 1985
Bruin Lake Camp
Camp AgawamMichigan Crossroads CouncilLake OrionRun by local parks
Camp BradyDetroit Area Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)WaterfordSoldSold in 1946
Camp Frank S. BetzPathway to Adventure CouncilBerrien SpringsActive
Camp GreilickMichigan Crossroads CouncilTraverse CityReverted to Rotary Foundation of Traverse City
Camp HaleySummer Trails CouncilSelkirkSoldSold in 1947. Was on Henderson Lake near Lupton, Michigan. It is now the Camp Lu Lay Lea Lutheran summer camp.
Camp HiawathaBay-Lakes CouncilMunisingActive
Camp Highland
Camp HolakaMichigan Crossroads CouncilLapeerClosedLocated on 340 acres in Lapeer County. Camp Holaka was sold 2018.
Camp KanesatakeWolverine Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)Cambridge TownshipSoldThe camp was located on Washington Lake. It was sold in the early 1980s.
Camp KiroliexChief Okemos Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)Waterloo TownshipClosedThe camp was located on Clear Lake in Waterloo Township, Michigan.
Camp KiwanisSaginaw Kiwanis ClubMasonClosed85 acres located 3.5 miles east of Mason, Michigan on M-36 at Diamond Road.
Camp MadronSouthwest Michigan Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)BuchananSoldWas located on Madron Lake and sold in 1985.
Camp Mills
Camp MunhackeMichigan Crossroads CouncilGregoryActiveMichigan Crossroads council announced in October, 2019, the camp will be closed in January, 2020.
Camp NeyatiSummer Trails/Paul Bunyan CouncilLake, MichiganClosedClosed in 1962, and is now owned and operated by Midland Community Foundation.
Camp NorthwindsSouthwest Michigan Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)Eden TownshipSold1,280 camp located in Mason County. Sold in 1991.
Camp Pine LakeTall Pine Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)LindenClosed
Camp RotaryMichigan Crossroads CouncilClareActiveThe campground is owned by the Saginaw Rotary Club, but leased by the Boy Scouts. Camp Rotary offers 1,180 acres of year around camping just north of Clare, MI, on old US-27.
Camp ShawondaseeWhitehallClosedOriginally located near West Olive (Port Sheldon) on Lake Michigan (1916–1927) it re-located to Duck Lake, near Whitehall, Michigan, in 1927 the property was acquired by the Nature Conservancy in the early 1970s and is now part of Duck Lake State Park. Gerald R. Ford was a camp staff member there in 1927–28.
Camp Silver LakeDetroit Area CouncilSold
Camp T. Ben JohnstonSouthwest Michigan Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)AugustaSoldClosed in the 1980s and reverted to the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. It now operates as Sherman Lake YMCA camp.
Camp TapicoMichigan Crossroads CouncilKalkaskaclosedCamp Tapico is located in the eastern region of Kalkaska County just north of M-72 between Grayling and Traverse City. Sold and closed.
Camp TeetonkahMichigan Crossroads CouncilJacksonActiveEstablished in 1912.
Camp WabaningoEvanston North Shore Area Council (Northeast Illinois Council)WhitehallSoldClosed and sold after the Evanston Council and Northshore Area Council merged in 1969.
Camp WeidmanWater and Woods Field Service CouncilActiveLocated four miles west of Mt. Pleasant, just off M-20.
Camp WildernessBridgmanSoldLand was purchased by Rotary Club of Oak Park–River Forest (IL) and donated to their local Scout council in the 1920s. In 1945 it was sold to the State of Michigan and became part of Warren Dunes State Park.[30]
Charles Howell Scout ReservationDetroit Area Council (Michigan Crossroads Council)BrightonSoldLocated on Brighton Lake. Sold in 1986.
Cole Canoe BaseMichigan Crossroads CouncilAlgerActive
D-Bar-A Scout RanchMichigan Crossroads CouncilMetamoraActive
Gerber Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilTwin LakeActive
Lost Lake Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilLakeClosedClosed in 2012.
Northwinds Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilLocated in Michigan's northern Lower Peninula.Closed and sold in the 1970's.Bought by the former Fruit Belt Area Council; operated in the late 1960's and early 1970's.
Northwoods Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilLuptonclosed840 acres located near West Branch in Ogemaw County, Michigan.
Owasippe Scout ReservationChicago Area Council (Now Pathway to Adventure Council)Twin LakeActive4,800 acres located near Twin Lake, Michigan. Oldest Boy Scout Camp in continuous operation. Since 1911.
Paul Bunyan Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilClosedLocated on 600 acres bordering the Huron National Forest, with water activities on the AuSable River, just north of Rose City on M-33. Paul Bunyan Scout Reservation was closed for the 2013 camping year.
Prevailing Winds II
Rota-Kiwan Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilKalamazooActive199 acres located in Texas Township southwest of Kalamazoo. The camp also borders the 741-acre Al Sabo Preserve, which provides numerous hiking triais. The Boy Scout resident camp is Camp Madron and the Cub Scout resident camp is Camp T. Ben Johnston. Both are named after former camps of the Southwest Michigan Council that were sold in the 1980s. Council announced in October, 2019, that the camp would close in January, 2020.
Silver Trails Scout ReservationMichigan Crossroads CouncilJeddoClosed and soldLocated near Jeddo, Michigan, south of Croswell, and about 15 miles (24 km) northwest of Port Huron.
Wolverine Council Summer Camp
Wood Lake Scout ReservationLa Salle CouncilJonesActiveCamp Tamarack is located at Wood Lake Scout Reservation.
Wrights Lake Scout CampWolverine CouncilEvartClosed in 1995

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Minnesota
Further information: Scouting in Minnesota
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Base CampNorthern Star CouncilSt Paul, MN ActiveLocated in the century-old Cavalry Drill Hall near Fort Snelling, Minnesota.
Camp ClydeRenamed to Parker Scout Reservation
Camp HoksilaSold Operates as a Municipal Park and Campground, City acquired it in 1974.
Camp WabaunaquatFormerly Lake Agassiz CouncilNear Ogema, MNInactiveOperated from 1940 to 1980; located near the White Earth Indian Reservation.
Camp WichingenHeadwaters Area CouncilActiveLocated south of Hibbing, Minnesota.
Camp WildernessNorthern Lights CouncilPark Rapids, MNActiveThe 2,400-acre "Outdoor Classroom" is situated between beautiful Bad Axe and Mantrap Lake near Park Rapids, MN in Hubbard County.
Cannon River Scout ReservationRenamed Phillippo Scout Reservation
Charles L. Sommers Canoe BaseNational BSA CouncilNear Ely, MNActiveOne of the three bases operated by Northern Tier High Adventure programs that offers canoe treks in the boundary waters of Northern Minnesota, southwest Ontario, and southeast Manitoba.
Crow Wing Scout Reservation
Cuyuna Scout CampTwin Valley CouncilCross Lake, MNActiveCuyuna Scout Camp is located in a heavily wooded area approximately 30 miles north of Brainerd, MN and 4 miles north of Crosslake, MN on HWY 3.

The camp is 684 acres and borders on six lakes.

Kiwanis Scout ReservationNorthern Star CouncilMarine on St. Croix, MN Active110 acres located on the banks of the St. Croix River near St. Croix. This was a youth camp starting in 1925, and became a Scout camp in 1989.
Many Point Scout CampNorthern Star Area CouncilNear Ponsford, MN Active2,400 acres located in Ponsford, Minnesota. It has been operating for over 60 years.
Norseland Scout ReservationTwin Valley Council St Peter, MN Active
Parker Scout ReservationCentral Minnesota CouncilNear Nisswa, MNActive Established in 1941 by Clyde Parker, Camp Parker (formerly known as Camp Clyde) sits on 256 wooded acres just north of Brainerd on North Long Lake at 21930 Paradise Drive in Nisswa, MN 56468 in Crow Wing County. Camp Parker is available year-round for use by Scout groups and non-Scout youth groups. Featuring a medieval castle, dining lodge, several camp sites and cabins, a family camp, trading post, shower house, sandy beach, gun and archery ranges, and much more!
Phillippo Scout ReservationNorthern Star Area CouncilNear Cannon Falls, MN ActiveRenamed in 2000, Phillippo Scout Reservation was originally called the Cannon River Scout Reservation. Located on 450 acres near Cannon Falls, Minnesota, it opened in 1964.
Rum River Scout CampNorthern Star Area CouncilNear Anoka, MN ActiveOperating since 1957, Rum River Scout Camp is a 167-acre facility on the Rum River located 4 miles north of Anoka, Minnesota.
Stearns Scout CampNorthern Star Area CouncilNear South Haven, MN Active1,200 acres located near South Haven, Minnesota.

Mississippi
Further information: Scouting in Mississippi
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp BinachiChoctaw Area CouncilMeridian, MSActive
Camp CurrierChickasaw CouncilEudora, MSActive
Camp KickapooLast Frontier CouncilHinds County, MSClosed
Camp PalilaPushmataha Area CouncilLouisville, MSClosedReplaced Camp Pine Spring; now part of Legion State Park.
Camp Pine SpringPushmataha Area CouncilColumbus, MSClosedServed as the original Pushmataha Area Council camp; situated along the Buttahatchie River in Monroe County, MS.
Camp SeminolePushmataha Area CouncilStarkville, MSActiveReplaced Camp Palila.
Camp TiakPine Burr Area CouncilWiggins, MSActive
Camp TowandaPine Burr Area CouncilStone County, MSClosedClosed in the 1950s.
Camp YoconaYocona Area CouncilRandolph, MSActive
Salmen Scout ReservationSoutheast Louisiana CouncilPerkinston, MSActiveAlso known as Camp V-Bar.
Warren A. Hood Scout ReservationAndrew Jackson CouncilHazlehurst, MSActive

Missouri
Further information: Scouting in Missouri
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Beaumont Scout ReservationGreater St. Louis Area CouncilHigh Ridge, MOActive2,400 acres of wooded, rolling hills in southwestern St. Louis County; contains Camp May and Nagel Explorer Base
Camp ArrowheadOzark Trails CouncilMarshfield, MOActiveFounded in 1924; the oldest continually operating Boy Scout camp west of the Mississippi River.
Camp Dan SayreHeart of America CouncilNoel, MOClosedOperated between 1922 and 1929.[31]
Camp Famous EagleGreater St. Louis Area CouncilKnob Lick, MOActiveOne of four camps at S – F Scout Ranch; dining hall-style.
Camp GambleGreater St. Louis Area CouncilKnob Lick, MOActiveOne of four camps at S – F Scout Ranch, patrol method cooking-style.
Camp GeigerPony Express CouncilSt. Joseph, MOActiveOne of only two Scout camps in the United States to use Mic-O-Say, rather than solely Order of the Arrow as its Scout honor society. It was first camp in the US to offer Project C.O.P.E.
Camp LewallenGreater St. Louis Area CouncilSilva, MOActiveOpened in 1936, the camp is 580 acres.
Camp SakimaGreater St. Louis Area CouncilKnob Lick, MOActiveOne of four camps at S – F Scout Ranch, used for NYLT only.
Camp SunnenGreater St. Louis Area CouncilPotosi, MOClosed
Camp ThunderbirdGreat Rivers CouncilRandolph County, MOClosed
Cow Creek Scout Reservation Ozark Trails Council Blue Eye, MO Active Property was donated to the local Boy Scout and Girl Scout councils with the Girl Scouts later ceding their half to the Ozark Trails Council, BSA.
Frank Childress Scout ReservationOzark Trails CouncilDiamond, MOActive
H. Roe Bartle Scout ReservationHeart of America Area CouncilOsceola, MissouriActiveLocated on 4,200 acres.
Irondale Scout ReservationGreater St. Louis Area CouncilIrondale, MOClosedClosed in 1965.[32]
John S. Swift High Adventure BaseGreater St. Louis Area CouncilFarmington, MOActive
Lake of the Ozarks Scout ReservationGreat Rivers CouncilGravois Mills, MOActiveOriginally named "Camp Hohn." Home of the Sinquefield Invention Campus – housing a full wood shop, metal shop, 3d printers, laser cutter and engraver, electronics and programming materials, and much more.
Pa-He-Tsi Scout CampLake of the Ozarks CouncilKaiser, MOClosed
Scudder Explorer BaseFormerly St. Louis Area CouncilClosed
S-F Scout RanchGreater St. Louis Area CouncilKnob Lick, MOActiveAlso known as the "S Bar F", sits on 5,200 acres with a 270-acre lake .
Swift High Adventure BaseGreater St. Louis Area CouncilKnob Lick, MOActiveOne of four camps at S – F Scout Ranch, formerly John S. Swift Explorer Base, Venturing Summer Camp.

Montana
Further information: Scouting in Montana
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp ArcolaMontana CouncilAnaconda, MTActive
Camp Melita IslandMontana CouncilLake County, MTActiveLocated on Flatehead Lake. Acquired in 2005 for $1.5 million.[33]
Camp PaxsonWestern Montana CouncilSeeley Lake, MTActiveSituated in Lolo National Forest.
K-M Scout RanchMontana CouncilHilger, MTActiveRenovated in 2019.[34]
Grizzly Base CampMontana CouncilColumbia Falls, MTActive

Nebraska
Further information: Scouting in Nebraska
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp AugustineOverland Trails CouncilNear Doniphan, NEActive1945–Present. Camp Augustine is a 160-acre camp along the banks of the Platte River between Grand Island and Doniphan, Nebraska[35]
Camp ButterfieldMid-America CouncilNear Orchard, NEClosedCamp Butterfield was located 13 miles north of Orchard, Nebraska and composed 160 acres of rolling sandhills[36]
Camp CedarsMid-America CouncilNear Cedar Bluffs, NEActive1939–Present. Camp Cedars comprises the western half of the Covered Wagon Scout Reservation[37]
Camp CornhuskerCornhusker CouncilNear Du Bois, NEActive1956–Present. South of Humboldt, NE[38]
Camp EagleMid-America CouncilNear Cedar Bluffs, NEActive1963–Present. Camp Eagle comprises the eastern half of the Covered Wagon Scout Reservation[39]
Camp Kitaki
Camp Opal SpringsTri-Trails Council (defunct)Near Wellfleet, NEClosedSite was occupied by Dancing Leaf Earth Lodge until 2016[40]
Camp Wa-kon-daMid-America CouncilBellevue, NEActiveCamp Wa-kon-da is in Bellevue, Nebraska and covers 40 acres of wooded bluffs, adjacent to Fontenelle Forest[41]
Little Sioux Scout ReservationMid-America CouncilNear Little Sioux, IAActive1970–Present. Little Sioux Scout Ranch (LSSR) is approximately one hour north of Omaha, Nebraska in Iowa's Loess Hills and covers 1800 acres[42]
Thomas Ashford Scout ReservationMid-America CouncilNear Homer, NEClosed1972–2013. Originally covered over 600 acres[43]

Nevada
Further information: Scouting in Nevada
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Engelstad Scout ParkLas Vegas Area CouncilLas Vegas, NVActive
Spencer W. Kimball Scout ReservationLas Vegas Area CouncilBlue Diamond, NVSoldSold in the late 2000s.[44]

New Hampshire
Further information: Scouting in New Hampshire
Camp Name Council Location Status Notes
Adams Pond CampSpirit of Adventure CouncilBarnstead, NHTemporarily ClosedPart of T.L. Storer Scout Reservation.
Camp BellDaniel Webster Council Gilmanton Iron Works, NH ActivePart of Griswold Scout Reservation
Camp CarpenterDaniel Webster Council Manchester, NHActive
Camp ManningDaniel Webster Council Gilmanton Iron Works, NHClosed Opened in 1925 and sold in 1949. Daniel Webster Council repurchased the camp in 1990 and opened it under the name of Camp Bell
Camp Monadnock
Camp OnwayYankee Clipper CouncilClosedOpen from 1929 to 2007. Onway was sold to the LDS Church and is now known as Zion's Camp.
Camp QuinapoxetClosedOpen from 1925 to 2003 (closed for a few years in the late 1980s). "Quinny" was sold to the Audubon Society in 2003.
Camp WanocksettHeart of New England Council Dublin, NHActiveOpened in 1924. Located at the base of Mount Monadnock.
Hidden Valley Scout CampDaniel Webster Council Gilmanton Iron Works, NH ActivePart of Griswold Scout Reservation. Formerly owned by the Norumbega Council.
Pierre Hoge Scout CampDaniel Webster CouncilWalpole, NH Active
Indian Pond Scout ReservationBay Shore/North Bay CouncilPiermont, NHClosedOpen 1962 to 1979. Composed of Camp Weston and Camp Waskeche (patrol method camping).
Lone Tree Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilKingston, NHActive
Mead Wilderness BaseDaniel Webster Council White Mountain National Forest Closed
Parker Mountain Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilBarnstead, NHActivePart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29] Leased to the Beam Center in NYC during summer for a non-scouting related camp.
T.L. Storer Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilBarnstead, NHTemporarily ClosedPart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29] Formerly composed of Wild Goose and Adams Pond camps.


T.L. Storer Scout Reservation will not be offering summer camp programs from 2020 to 2022, at which point the summer programs will be reevaluated.

Wah-Tut-Ca Scout ReservationSpirit of Adventure CouncilNorthwood, NHActivePart of the Spirit of Adventure Council's Northern NeXus.[29]
White Mountain High Adventure BaseDaniel Webster Council White Mountain National Forest Closed

New Jersey
Further information: Scouting in New Jersey
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Alpine
Camp Ames
Camp Carr
Camp Cowaw - Case Scout ReservationInactive
Camp CowawInactive
Camp Denton
Camp Glen GrayNorthern New Jersey CouncilOakland, NJ
Camp GriceGarden State CouncilActiveIncludes the Pine Tree Education and Environmental Center.
Camp Ken-etiwa-pec
Camp Kimble
Camp Lenape/Lenape Scout ReservationBurlington County CouncilMedford, NJSold in 1988. Purchased in 1943 after Camp Mahalala was taken over by the Air Force to build McGuire AFB.
Camp Lewis
Camp NoBeBoScoNorthern New Jersey CouncilActiveAlso known as NoBe, it is located in Hardwick Township, New Jersey. It opened in 1927.
Roosevelt Scout ReservationGarden State CouncilActiveThe reservation includes Camp Diller.
Camp Sakawawin
Camp SomersPatriots' Path CouncilOn the Mt. Allamuchy Scout Reservation.
Camp TamarackBergen Council [45]Oakland, NJ[46]Closed[47]
Camp ToddAlexander Hamilton Council of Hudson County, NJ.Oakland, NJClosed 1991near Ramapo Mountain State Forest
Camp TowadenaAlexander Hamilton Council of Hudson County, NJ.Sandyston, NJOn Fairview Lake near Camp NoBeBoSco
Camp Twin Echo
Camp Watchung
Camp WinnebagoPatriots' Path CouncilSee also Winnebago Scout Reservation
Camp Yaw PawNorthern New Jersey CouncilMahwah, NJ
Joseph A. Citta Scout Reservation
Kittatinny Mountain Scout ReservationThomas A. Edison Council; Central Jersey CouncilBranchville, NJClosed as a BSA campNow part of Stokes State Forest, camp sites still available through NJ Division of Parks & Forestry
Mt. Allamuchy Scout ReservationPatriots' Path Council
Ocean County Council Reservation
Pine Hill Scout ReservationGarden State Council/Camden CountyPine Hill, NJActive
Mortimer L. Schiff Scout ReservationBoy Scouts of AmericaMendham, New JerseyClosedThis was a major Boy Scout training facility for almost 50 years. It was closed in 1979. It was the location of the first Wood Badge courses held in the United States.
Winnebago Scout ReservationPatriots' Path CouncilRichard Mager served for 60 years on the Summer camp staff mostly as the Aquatics Director (1968-2012, 2018-19).
Yards Creek Scout ReservationClosed

New Mexico
Further information: Scouting in New Mexico
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Black Range CavalcadeYucca CouncilWinston, NM
Camp Dale ReslerYucca CouncilCloudcroft, NMActive
Gorham Scout RanchGreat Southwest CouncilAlbuquerque, NMActiveFormerly known as Camp Frank Rand.
Camp KiddClosed
Camp Tres RitosSouth Plains CouncilVadito, NMActive
Dowling Aquatic BaseConquistador CouncilCarlsbad, NMActiveSituated on the Pecos River.
Philmont Scout RanchBoy Scouts of America National CouncilCimarron, NMActive
Wehinahpay Mountain CampConquistador CouncilSacramento, NMActive

New York
Further information: Scouting in New York
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Adirondack HA Base
Alpine Scout CampGreater New York CouncilsAlpine, NJ
Baiting Hollow Scout CampSuffolk County Council Wading River, New York
Beech Mt. Scout Camp
Big Moose Scout Camp
Camp Apello
Camp AquehongaGreater New York CouncilsTusten, NYActiveHome to patrol cooking, Pool with slide, new scoutmaster lodge, and nicknamed "The Showplace of Ten Mile River"
Camp AskenontaOnondaga CouncilMoose Island (eastern shore) in Lake PlacidClosed, land sold to N.Y.S.
Camp Babcock-HoveySeneca Waterways CouncilOvid, NYActiveThis is the premier Boy Scout camp in the Finger Lakes region. It first opened in 1937.
Camp BartonBaden-Powell Council[Trumansburg, NYactiveThis is the premier Scouts, BSA Camp located on Cayuga Lake. It first opened in 1927.
Camp BedfordTwin Rivers CouncilMalone, NYActive
Camp BoyhavenMiddle Grove, NYClosedsold in 2018 by Twin Rivers Council to private hands
Camp Bullowa
Camp CutlerSeneca Waterways CouncilNaples, NYActiveCub adventure camp
Camp DittmerIroquois Trail CouncilPhelps, NYActiveBoy Scout Camp
Camp Eaton Brook
Camp Gorton
Camp Gross
Camp Hayden
Camp Kingsley
Camp Kunatah
Camp Lee
Camp Loyalty
Camp Merz
Camp Moss
Camp Mountaineer
Camp Nooteeming
Camp Northern Lights
Camp Onondaga
Camp OsbornWestchester-Putnam CouncilOscawanna Corners, NYClosedThe remaining portion of original 56 acres was sold in 1981.
Camp Portaferry
Camp PouchGreater New York CouncilsStaten Island, NY
Camp Purchas
Camp Russell
Camp Sam WoodIroquois Trail CouncilPike, NYActiveCub Scout Camp
Camp SaratogaSaratoga Springs, NYClosedsold in 2001 by Twin Rivers Council It is now the Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park. Approximately 25 acres of the 310-acre camp is owned by the Town of Wilton. New York State owns the remaining 285 acres.
Camp SchoellkopfGreater Niagara Frontier Council
Camp ScouthavenGreater Niagara Frontier Council Freedom, NY Active Purchased in 1918, operated as a Boy Scout resident camp until 1988. Mid-1990s, became the main Cub Scout resident camp for the GNF council, and remains so.
Camp SenecaElmira Council, now Five Rivers Council Hector, NY Closed (since 1989) 1924–1989, was previously a women's camp. Land was sold to Elmira Council in 1924. Sold to USDA in 1996, and is now part of the Finger Lakes National Forest (Caywood Point). It is on the National Register of Historic Places.[48]
Camp SiwanoyWestchester-Putnam CouncilWingdale, NYClosed1926-200? Previously operated by the Siwanoy, Siwanoy-Bronx Valley, and Hutchinson River Councils.
Camp Stonehaven
Camp Syracuse
Camp TarionFinger Lakes CouncilClosed1928?–1938. The camp was on Canandaigua Lake and was only accessible via boat during the summer.
Camp Tioughnioga
Camp Ti-Wa-Ya-Ee
Camp Tri-MountRip Van Winkle Council
Camp Turrell
Camp Tuscarora
Camp Twelve Pines
Camp Vigor
Camp WakpomineeTwin Rivers CouncilFort Ann, NYActive
Camp WaubeekaHutchinson River CouncilCopake, NYClosedPreviously operated by Siwanoy-Bronx Valley, and Bronx Valley Councils.
Camp WiccopeeHendrick Hudson CouncilOssiningClosedClosed in 1928.
Camp WiccopeeHendrick Hudson CouncilThompkins CornersClosed1928–1941, 1948. Closed during war years due to a shortage of manpower and transportation difficulties.
Camp WoodlandLonghouse CouncilActiveSummer Cub camp with winter cabins.
Cedarlands Scout Reservation
Crumhorn Mt. BSA Camp
Curtis S. Read Scout ReservationWestchester-Putnam CouncilBrant Lake, NYActiveIncludes three camps: Waubeeka, Buckskin, and Summit Base.
Durland Aquatics CenterWestchester-Putnam CouncilRye, NYClosed
Durland Scout ReservationWestchester-Putnam CouncilPutnam Valley, NYActiveFormerly Clearlake Scout Reservation.
Floodwood Mountain Reservation
Forestburg Scout Reservation
Funkhouser Scout Camps
Henderson Scout Reservation
Henry Kaufmann Scout Camp
Indian Village Camp
Kamp Kamargo
Lake George Island Camp
Massawepie Scout CampsSeneca Waterways CouncilPiercefield, NYActiveBoy Scout camp in the Andirondack Region. It first opened in 1952.
Massawepie Trails
North Star Canoe Base
Northern Lights Scout Camp
Onteora Scout ReservationTheodore Roosevelt Council. Livingston Manor NY.
Ram’s Gulch
Rollins Pond Adventure Base
Rotary Scout ReservationTwin Rivers CouncilPostenkill, NYActive
Sabattis Adventure Camp[49]Patriots' Path CouncilLong Lake, New YorkActiveLocated in the Adirondack State Park in New York State.
Sabattis Scout Reservation[50]Longhouse CouncilLong Lake, New YorkActiveLocated in the Adirondack State Park in New York State.
Stratton Mt. Scout Reservation
Ten Mile River Scout CampsGreater New York CouncilsNarrowsburg, New York
Thunder Rock
Ti-Wa-Ya-Ee
Toad Hollow
Tri-Mount Scout Reservation
Tuscarora Scout Reservation
Wm.H.Pouch Scout Camp
Wolf Creek Camp
Woodworth Lake Scout ReservationGloversville, NYClosedsold in 2013 by Twin Rivers Council and was turning into a housing development

North Carolina
Further information: Scouting in North Carolina
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
East Carolina Scout ReservationEast Carolina CouncilBlounts Creek, NCActiveFormerly known as Herbert C. Bonner Scout Reservation; consists of Camp Boddie (formerly Camp Bonner South) and Pamlico Sea Base.
Camp John J. BarnhardtCentral NC CouncilNew London, NCActive
Camp Bob Hardin
Camp BowersCape Fear Council
Camp Bud SchielePiedmont CouncilRutherford County, NCActive
Camp CharlesEast Carolina CouncilBailey, NCActive
Camp CherokeeOld North State CouncilYanceyville, NCActive
Camp Daniel BooneDaniel Boone CouncilCanton, NCActive
Camp DurantOcconeechee CouncilActive
Camp Grimes
Camp Mishemokwa
Camp Noda
Camp Reeves
Camp Rockfish
Camp Sam HatcherEast Carolina CouncilNewport, North CarolinaActive
Camp Steere
Camp Tom Upchurch
Camp UwharrieUwharrie CouncilClosed
Camp Tuscarora
Camp WenasaGeneral Greene CouncilBrown Summit, NCClosed
Cherokee Council Explorer Base
Cherokee Scout ReservationOld North State CouncilYanceyville, NCActive
Occoneechee Scout Reservation
Piedmont Scout Reservation
Raven Knob Scout ReservationOld Hickory CouncilMount Airy, North CarolinaActiveOpened in 1955, Camp Raven Knob, as it is commonly called, hosts on average over 5,000 campers a summer and is located on approximately 3200 acres in Surry County, NC.
Schiele Scout Reservation
Shikellamy Scout Reservation

North Dakota
Further information: Scouting in North Dakota
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Heart Butte Scout ReservationNorthern Lights CouncilElgin, NDActive

Ohio
Further information: Scouting in Ohio
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Beaumont Scout ReservationLake Erie CouncilRock Creek, OhiooperatingContains four camps: Broadbent, McCahill, McIntosh and Cub World
Camp Avery Handformer Johnny Appleseed CouncilMansfield, Ohioclosed 2008
Camp Beldenformer Greater Cleveland CouncilLitchfield and Belden, Ohiosold to Ohio Department of Natural ResourcesNow Camp Belden Wildlife Area
Camp BerryBlack Swamp Area CouncilFindlay, Ohio Active
Camp BuckeyeBuckeye CouncilBeach City, OHClosed
Camp Chickagamiformer Greater Western Reserve CouncilParkman, OhioClosedNow Chickagami Park[51]
Camp Falling RockSimon KentonNewark, OHActiveformerly Licking County Council
Camp FriedlanderDan BeardLoveland (Cincinnati) OHActive100 year anniversary in 2019[52]
Camp Frontier |Erie Shores Council|operating|
Camp Hook
Camp Hugh Taylor Birch (aka Camp Birch)Tecumseh CouncilYellow Springs, OhioActive
Camp John A. Owens
Camp LakotaBlack Swamp Area CouncilDefiance, Ohio Active
Camp LazarusSimon KentonDelaware, OHActiveCub Day Camp
Camp LonghornCentral Ohio CouncilLogan, OHClosed
Camp McKinleyBuckeye CouncilLisbon, Ohiooperating
Camp MiakondaErie Shores Council Toledo, Ohio Operating Created in 1917; one of the oldest camps in the United States
Camp Myron Kahn
Camp OyoSimon KentonActive
Camp StambaughGreat Trails Council|operating|
Camp StigwandishLake Erie Counciloperating
Camp TuscazoarBuckeye CouncilDover, Ohioclosed 1986replaced by Seven Ranges Scout Reservation Now operated by the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation.
Camp WyandotHarding Area CouncilMarion, Ohio
Central Ohio Council Boy Scout Reservation
Chief Logan ReservationSimon KentonRay, OHClosed
Clendening Scout Reservationformer Greater Cleveland CouncilClosed
Cricket HollerMiami Valley CouncilDayton, OHActive
Firelands ReservationLake Erie Counciloperatingcontains two camps: Wyandot (named in honor of former Harding Area Council camp) and Avery Hand (named in honor of former Johnny Appleseed Council camp)
Fort Steuben Scout Reservation
Leveque Scout ReservationCentral OhioLogan, OHClosedchanged name to Green Hills Scout Reservation – Closed
Manatoc Scout ReservationGreat Trail CouncilPeninsula, OHoperatingThe Manatoc Scout Reservation is located within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and contains two camps – Camp Butler and Camp Manatoc.
Muskingum Valley Scout Reservation
Pioneer Scout ReservationErie Shores CouncilPioneer, Ohiooperating
Seven Ranges Scout ReservationBuckeye CouncilKensington, Ohiooperating
Shawnee Council Camps
Stambaugh Scout Reservation
Tinnerman Wilderness Canoe Baseformer Greater Cleveland CouncilHartley Bay, Alban, Ontariosold 2012
Woodland Trails Scout ReservationMiami Valley CouncilCamden, OHoperating

Oklahoma
Further information: Scouting in Oklahoma
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp CherokeeCherokee Area CouncilGrove, OKClosed
Camp DierksNeTseO Trails CouncilWright City, OKActive
Camp George ThomasLast Frontier CouncilApache, OKActive
Camp McClintockCherokee Area CouncilBartlesville, OKActive
Camp SasakwaLast Frontier Area CouncilHoldenville, OKActiveEstablished in the early 1920s; now used as a primitive camp.
Camp SimpsonArbuckle Area CouncilMilburn, OKActive
Hale Scout ReservationIndian Nations CouncilTalihina, OKActive
Kerr Scout RanchLast Frontier CouncilTishomingo, OKActive
Mabee Scout ReservationIndian Nations CouncilLocust Grove, OKActive
Will Rogers Scout ReservationCimarron CouncilCleveland, OKActive
Zink Scout RanchIndian Nations CouncilSkiatook, OKActive

Oregon
Further information: Scouting in Oregon
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Adventure Cove (cub)Cascade Pacific CouncilInactiveHosted at Camp Clark, Phased out in 2018
Butte Creek Scout RanchCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp BakerOregon Trail CouncilFlorence, OrActive
Camp BaldwinCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp ClarkCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp CooperCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp DiscoveryCascade Pacific CouncilActiveScouter's Mountain's summer program
Camp IrelandCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp Lewis
Camp MakuallaCrater Lake CouncilActive
Camp McLoughlin
Camp MelakwaOregon Trail CouncilActive
Camp MeriwetherCascade Pacific CouncilActive
Camp Millard
Camp MorrisonCascade Pacific Council
Camp PioneerCascade Pacific CouncilActiveLocated adjacent to the Mount Jefferson Wilderness area within the Willamette National Forest in Oregon. The camp is located south of Marion Forks, east of Oregon Route 22.
Camp Tsilcoos
Camp WallowaBlue Mountain CouncilJoseph, OR
Canyon Camp
Cascade Pacific Council Challenge ProgramCascade Pacific Council
Cub WorldCascade Pacific CouncilHappy Valley, ORClosedClosed in 2015 after Scouters' Mountain property was sold.
Gilbert Ranch (cub)Cascade Pacific CouncilActiveButte Creek Scout Ranch's summer program
Scouter’s MountainCascade Pacific CouncilClosedSold in 2015.

Pennsylvania
Further information: Scouting in Pennsylvania
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Allegheny Trails Scout Camps
Anawanna Scout ReservationLaurel Highlands Council
Bashore Scout ReservationPennsylvania Dutch CouncilJonestown, PA Active
Breyer Training AreaPhiladelphia CouncilCheltenhamClosedIn 1929, Henry W. Breyer, Jr., purchased the abandoned Lindenhurst property once owned by John Wanamaker in Cheltenham on York Road, below Washington Lane. Breyer donated the former Wanamaker land to the Boy Scouts of America for use as a wildlife preserve.[53] The camp was accessible to city Scouts by taking the train to the Jenkintown station. Camp Henry W. Breyer (40.0853°N 75.1311°W / 40.0853; -75.1311) was sold by the Philadelphia Council in 1990 and is now the site of Salus University.
Camp AcahelaNortheastern Pennsylvania CouncilBlakeslee, PAActiveThis 242-acre camp was founded in 1919 and has offered an annual Cub Scout Resident camping program since 1992. It is located near the confluence of the Lehigh River and the Tobyhanna Creek.
Camp Brule
Camp BucocoMoraine Trails Council
Camp Chickasaw
Camp Chiquetan
Camp CoffmanColonel Drake CouncilOil City, PAClosed
Camp ConewagoNew Birth of Freedom Council
Camp GanogaYork-Adams Area CouncilClosedClosed in 1945. Replaced by Camp Tuckahoe.
Camp Karoondinha
Camp KiondashawaMercer County CouncilSharon, PAClosedClosed. Replaced by Custaloga Town Scout Reservation.
Camp Kline
Camp Lavigne
Camp MinsiMinsi Trails CouncilPocono Summit, PennsylvaniaActiveFounded in 1949, the 1,200-acre Boy Scout camp is located off of Pennsylvania Route 940 along the shores of the 314-acre Stillwater Lake in Pocono Summit.
Camp Mountain RunBucktail CouncilDuBois, PennsylvaniaActive
Camp OlmstedChief Cornplanter CouncilWarren, PennsylvaniaActive
Camp RotawanisHazleton Area CouncilDrums, PennsylvaniaClosedClosed as a council Boy Scout camp in 1970s after Hazleton area merged with Minsi Trails Council. Occasional Scout unit camping and hiking events are conducted on site. Non-Scouting camping/hiking is also conducted.
Camp Semiconon
Camp Seph MackLaurel Highlands CouncilPenn Run, Pennsylvania
Camp SequoyahWashington Trail CouncilErie, PennsylvaniaClosedClosed. Property sold in 1984.
Camp Seven MountainsJuniata Valley Council
Camp Sinoquipe
Camp Tionesta
Camp TuckahoeNew Birth of Freedom CouncilActiveThe 1300-acre site is located a few miles west of Dillsburg, PA, on the border of Cumberland and York Counties.
Camp WareChester County CouncilPeach Bottom, PAActive
Camp Weygadt
Coffman Scout Reservation
Custaloga Town Scout ReservationFrench Creek CouncilCarlton, PAActive
Dale Sea Explorer Base
Eagle IslandPhiladelphia CouncilPoint Pleasant, PAInactiveSee Treasure Island Scout Reservation.
Elk Lick Scout Reserve
Goose Pond Scout ReservationNortheastern Pennsylvania CouncilPaupack Township, PAActiveThis 542-acre camp features a glacial lake and has been in continuous operation since 1920.
Hawk Mountain Scout ReservationHawk Mountain Council Active
Heritage ReservationLaurel Highlands CouncilFarmington, PAActive Opened in 1980 to consolidate the three council camps onto one property.
Hidden Valley Scout ReservationNew Birth of Freedom CouncilLoysville, PAActive
Horseshoe Scout Reservation[25]Chester County CouncilActive Located on the Mason–Dixon line separating Pennsylvania and Maryland. Divided into two camps: Camp Horseshoe, in Rising Sun, Maryland, and Camp John H. Ware, III, in Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Hubbard Reservation
J. Edward Mack Scout ReservationPennsylvania Dutch Council Newmanstown, PA Active
Memorial Reservation
Musser Scout ReservationCradle of Liberty CouncilActiveLocated along the Unami Creek on approximately 1400 acres in Marlborough Township, PA. The reservation is made up of three camps, Camp Hart, Camp Delmont, and Camp Garrison.
Oak Creek Reservation
Ockanickon Scout ReservationWashington Crossing CouncilPipersville, PAActiveFounded in 1941, it is located along the Tohickon Creek and adjacent to Ralph Stover and High Rocks State Parks in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Resica Falls Scout ReservationCradle of Liberty CouncilActiveComposed of Camp Firestone and Camp Big Springs. It is located north of East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania in the Pocono Mountains.
Rock Hill Scout Reservation
Seven Mountains Scout CampJuniata Valley Council
Sinoquipe Scout ReservationMason-Dixon Council Active
Treasure Island Scout ReservationPhiladelphia and Cradle of Liberty CouncilsPoint Pleasant, PAInactive
Trexler Scout ReservationMinsi Trails CouncilJonas, PAActive Includes Akelaland Cub Scout resident camp and Settlers Camp.
Valley Forge Council Sea Scout Base
Weygadt Scout ReservationEaston Area CouncilDelaware Water GapClosedOperated from 1931 until 1968; replaced by Camp Minsi.
Wizard RanchNew Birth of Freedom CouncilHallam, PA
Little Hickory Lake, Poyntelle, PAClosedSome minor buildings still remain, but in severe disrepair. Land returned to original private ownership.

Rhode Island
Further information: Scouting in Rhode Island
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Aquapaug Scout ReservationNarragansett CouncilSouth Kingston, RIActive
Buck Hill Scout ReservationNarragansett CouncilPascoag, RIActive
Champlin Scout ReservationNarragansett CouncilSouth Kingston, RIActive
Cub WorldNarragansett CouncilPascoag, RIActiveLocated in the Feinstein Youth Camp in Pascoag, RI.
Sandsland ReservationNarragansett CouncilNew Shoreham, RIActiveLocated on Block Island in New Shoreham, RI.
Yawgoog Scout ReservationNarragansett CouncilRockville, RIActive

South Carolina
Further information: Scouting in South Carolina
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Barstow[54]Indian Waters CouncilBatesburg-Leesville, SCActiveLocated on Lake Murray near the mouth of the Saluda River.
Camp Bob HardinPalmetto Area CouncilNear Saluda, NCActiveKnown as Palmetto Area Council Camp until 1985.
Camp CokerPee Dee Area CouncilJust outside Society Hill, SCActive
Camp Henry ShelorPee Dee Area CouncilNear Manning, SCInactiveWas located on Lake Marion; operated from 1949 to 1999.
Camp Ho Non WahCoastal Carolina CouncilNear Rockville, SCActive
Camp InpacoPee Dee Area CouncilHorry County, between Conway and Little River, SCInactiveClosed in the late 1960s.
Camp Old IndianBlue Ridge CouncilNear Travelers Rest, SCActive

South Dakota
Further information: Scouting in South Dakota
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Old BroadaxeBlack Hills Area CouncilNear Nemo, SDSoldClosed in 1974.[55]
Lewis and Clark Scout CampSioux CouncilTabor, SDActiveLocated along the Missouri River on the Lewis and Clark Reservoir. Opened in 1957.
Medicine Mountain Scout RanchBlack Hills Area CouncilCuster, SDActive

Tennessee
Further information: Scouting in Tennessee
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Boxwell Scout ReservationMiddle Tennessee CouncilLebanon, TNActive
Camp Buck TomsGreat Smoky Mountain CouncilRockwood, TNActive
Charles E. Parrish Wilderness ReservationMiddle Tennessee CouncilRock Island, TNActiveAlso known as the "old" Camp Boxwell
Camp Cherokee
Camp Davy CrockettSequoyah CouncilWhitesburg, TNActive
Great Smoky Mountain Aquatics Base
Grimes Canoe BaseMiddle Tennessee CouncilLinden, TN
Latimer High Adventure ReservationMiddle Tennessee CouncilSpencer, TNActiveTrying to achieve national high adventure standards
Camp Mack MorrisWest Tennessee Area CouncilCamden, TNActive
Camp PellissippiGreat Smoky Mountain CouncilAndersonville, TNActive
Camp Tom HowardSequoyah CouncilBristol, TNClosed
Skymont Scout ReservationCherokee Area CouncilAltamont, TNActive

Texas
Further information: Scouting in Texas
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Bear Creek Scout ReservationAlamo Area CouncilHunt, TXActiveHas been operating since 1957.[56]
Buffalo Trail Scout RanchBuffalo Trail CouncilFort Davis, TXActiveAcquired in 1947.[57]
Camp Bill StarkThree Rivers CouncilNewton County, TXSoldSold in the early 2010s.[58]
Camp Billy GibbonsTexas Trails CouncilRichland Springs, TXActive
Camp ConstantinCircle Ten CouncilGraford, TXActiveIncludes the Jack Furst Aquatics Base.
Camp Don HarringtonGolden Spread CouncilCanyon, TXActive
Camp FawcettTexas Southwest CouncilEdwards County, TXTexas Southwest Council has recently leased the camp to a Houston-based hunting group.[59]
Camp HudsonSam Houston Area CouncilHouston, TXSoldOperated from 1925 to 1973.[60]
James Ray Scout ReservationCircle Ten CouncilSherman, TXActiveFormerly known as Camp Grayson.
Camp KarankawaBay Area CouncilsSweeny, TXActive
Camp M.K. BrownGolden Spread CouncilMobeetie, TXActive
Camp PerryRio Grande CouncilRio Hondo, TXActiveHas operated continuously since 1927.[61]
Camp PirtleEast Texas Area CouncilCarthage, TXActive
Camp Sol MayerConcho Valley CouncilMenard, TXSold
Camp StrakeSam Houston CouncilColdspring, TXSoldSold in 2007 due to highway expansion.[58] Reopening in 2020
Camp TahuayaLonghorn CouncilBelton, TXActive
Camp Tom WootenCapitol Area CouncilBastrop, TXActiveThe original Camp Tom Wooten operated as a Boy Scout summer camp from 1934 until its sale in 1983. The new location operates as a camp for Cub Scouts.[62]
Camp TonkawaTexas Trails CouncilTaylor County, TXActive
Camp WisdomCircle Ten CouncilDallas, TXActive
Camp Zach WhiteYucca CouncilSold
Chisholm Trail High Adventure BaseLonghorn CouncilBridgeport, TXActiveAlso known as the Texas High Adventure Base.
Clements Scout ReservationCircle Ten CouncilAthens, TXActiveConsists of Camp Cherokee and Camp Meisenbach.
C.W. Post Memorial CampSouth Plains CouncilPost, TXActive
El Rancho CimaSam Houston Area CouncilHays County, TX and Comal County, TXSoldIncluded Cockrell River Camp. Sold in 2018.[63]
George W. Pirtle Scout ReservationEast Texas Area CouncilGary City, TX
Hamman Scout CampSam Houston Area CouncilBander, TXSold
Hill Country RanchBay Area CouncilClosed
Horizon Wilderness Scout ReservationNorthwest Texas CouncilBowie, TXSoldDeveloped into Silver Lake subdivision near Amon G. Carter lake in 2002.[64]
Indian Creek CampIngram, TXSold[65]
Laguna Station Sea BaseRio Grande CouncilSouth Padre Island, TXActive
Leonard Scout ReservationLonghorn CouncilGranbury, TXClosed
Lost Pines Scout ReservationCapitol Area CouncilBastrop, TXActive
Mauritz Scout ReservationSouth Texas CouncilGanado, TX
Perkins Scout ReservationNorthwest Texas CouncilBurkburnett, TXActive
Scott Scout RanchThree Rivers CouncilWoodville, TXAlso known as Camp Urland.
Sid Richardson Scout RanchLonghorn CouncilBridgeport, TXActiveIncludes the Steele Island Aquatics Base.
Worth RanchLonghorn CouncilPalo Pinto, TXActiveIncludes the Brazos River Canoe Trip (BRCT) high adventure trip. In operation since 1929. Cub Resident Camp debuted in 2019.

Utah
Further information: Scouting in Utah
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Bacon Memorial ParkUtah National Parks Council
Bear Lake Aquatics BaseGreat Salt Lake CouncilActive
Beaver High Adventure BaseUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Blue Mountain Scout CampUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Buck Hollow Scout ReservationUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Bryant S. Hinckley Scout RanchGreat Salt Lake CouncilActiveOriginally named East Fork of the Bear Scout Reservation.
Camp BrowningTrapper Trails CouncilHuntsville, UTActive
Camp EvergreenGreat Salt Lake CouncilSubsumedFormer camp at East Fork of the Bear Scout Reservation.
Camp FifeTrapper Trails CouncilActiveLocated on the Bear River near Cutler Dam, just outside Fielding, Utah.
Camp FrontierGreat Salt Lake CouncilSubsumedFormer camp at East Fork of the Bear Scout Reservation. It was replaced with Hinckley Scout Ranch sub-camps North Slope and Trail Head.
Camp Hunt Aquatics BaseTrapper Trails CouncilActiveLocated on the shores of Bear Lake in Garden City, Utah.
Camp Jeremiah JohnsonUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Camp KieselTrapper Trails CouncilActiveLocated about 25 miles east of Ogden, Utah.
Camp SteinerGreat Salt Lake CouncilActive
Camp TomahawkGreat Salt Lake CouncilSubsumedFormer camp at East Fork of the Bear Scout Reservation. It was replaced with Hinckley Scout Ranch sub-camps Pinnacle and Riverview.
Camp TracyGreat Salt Lake CouncilActive
Camp WildernessCache Valley Area CouncilClosed
Del Webb High Adventure BaseLas Vegas Area Council
Entrada High Adventure BaseUtah National Parks CouncilActive
High Uintah Scout CampUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Horse Trek at Granite Ranch
Maple Dell Scout CampUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Quail CreekUtah National Parks Council
Scofield Scout Camp at Frandsen Scout RanchUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Thunder Ridge Scout CampUtah National Parks CouncilActive
Tifie Scout Camp at Mountain Dell Scout ReservationUtah National Parks CouncilActive

Vermont
Further information: Scouting in Vermont
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp SunriseGreen Mountain CouncilBenson, VTActive
Mt. Norris Scout ReservationGreen Mountain CouncilEden Mills, VTActive

Virginia
Further information: Scouting in Virginia
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Albright Scout ReservationHeart of VirginiaChesterfieldActive
Bayport Scout ReservationColonial Virginia CouncilJamaicaClosedThe deed to Bayport and the Newport News scouting office were turned over to the loaning bank in lieu of foreclosure saving the Council.[66] Wahunsenakah lodge then moved to the Pipsico Scout Reservation's Camp Kiwanis. and the Council Office was moved to a different location where a Donor granted the council free rent for several years until it could start to pay its own way.
Blue Ridge Mountain ReservationBlue Ridge Mountains CouncilHiwasseeActive
Cub Adventure CampHeart of Virginia CouncilMaidens, VirginiaActiveOpened in 2002
Camp Baird (Lenhok'sin Program)National Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Camp BowmanNational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Camp BakerTidewater CouncilChesapeakeActiveThis is a small acreage camp mainly for overnight camping
Camp ChickahominyPeninsula CouncilLightfootClosedOpened 1965,[67] Closed in 2005[68]
Camp Eagle PointHeart of VirginiaBoydtonActive
Camp HopePenisula Council-ClosedOne of two properties for use by black Scouts on the Peninsula. Both camps were in operation from 1944 through 1965[69]
Camp James RiverPenisula Council-ClosedOne of two properties for use by black Scouts on the Peninsula. Both camps were in operation from 1944 through 1965[70]
Camp KiwanisTidewater CouncilSpring GroveActiveCurrent Home of Wahunsenakah Lodge #333 after the closing of Bayport Scout reservation.[71]
Camp LionsTidewater CouncilSpring GroveActiveCurrent Home of Blue Heron Lodge #349[72]
Camp MarriottNational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Camp MoonyahTidewater CouncilDeep CreekActiveThis is a small acreage camp mainly for overnight camping
Camp OkeePeninsula CouncilGloucester PointClosedOpened in 1942, closed 1965[73]
Camp OttariBlue Ridge Mountains CouncilHiwassee, VirginiaActive
Camp PowhatanBlue Ridge Mountains CouncilHiwassee, VirginiaActive
Camp PowhattanNewport News CouncilGwynn's Island[74]ClosedOpened 1919, Closed 1946[75] Camp was sold to Roanoke Council in 1926. It appears that the Camp was repurchased in 1935 and renamed to Camp Sherwood by then Peninsula Council which operated it until 1946.
Camp Rock EnonShenandoah Area CouncilGoreActive
Camp Roland
Camp RotaryTidewater CouncilSpring GroveActive
Camp RossNational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Camp S. Douglas FleetHeart of VirginiaRichmond Active
Camp ShenandoahHeadwaters of Virginia CouncilSwoopeActive
Camp SherwoodPenisula CouncilGwynn's IslandClosedOpened 1935 closed 1941[76] this camp may have originally been Camp Powhattan and renamed to Camp Sherwood when Peninsula Council purchased it back.
Camp SiouanOld Dominion Area CouncilEbony, VirginiaClosedSiouan offered summer camp from 1967 through 1989, and was sold in 1992 when Old Dominion Area Council merged with Peninsula Council to form Colonial Virginia Council.[77] Approximate address: 1205 Siouan Rd, Ebony, VA 23845
Camp T. Brady SaundersHeart of Virginia CouncilMaidens, VAActiveOpened in 1964
Camp WashingtonNewport News Council and Norfolk CouncilYorktown[78]Opened 1919 Sold to Norfolk Council in 1929, Closed 1932[79]
Camp WatersOld Dominion Area CouncilSurry, VirginiaClosedCamp Waters was the original camp for the Old Dominion Council. It was in operation from 1927 through 1966, at which time it was replaced by Camp Siouan.[80] it appears that the camp was on Pleasant Point Road near the James River.
Claytor Lake Aq. BaseBlue Ridge Mountains CouncilHiwassee, VirginiaActive
Goshen Scout ReservationNational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
High Knoll Trail CampBlue Ridge Mountains CouncilHiwassee, VirginiaActive
Camp OlmsteadNational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Peninsula Scout ReservationPeninsula CouncilLightfootClosed
Pipsico Scout Reservation[81]Tidewater CouncilSpring GroveActive
Camp PMINational Capital Area CouncilGoshenActive
Camp William B. SnyderNational Capital Area CouncilHaymarketActive
Wilson Scout Reservation

Washington
Further information: Scouting in Washington
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Anawanna
Camp Baldy
Camp Black MountainMount Baker Council Maple Falls, WA Closed
Camp BonaparteGrand Columbia Council Tonasket, WA Active
Camp Chinook
Camp ClelandTumwater Area Council Eldon, WA Closed Located on Lower Lena Lake
Cowles Scout ReservationInland Northwest CouncilDiamond Lake, WA Active
Camp Curran Pacific Harbors Council Summit, WA Closed
Camp Currie
Camp DelezennePacific Harbors Council Elma, WA Closed
Camp FifeGrand Columbia Council Naches, WA Active
Fire Mountain Scout CampMount Baker Council Mt Vernon, WA Active
Camp HahobasPacific Harbors Council Tahuya, WA Closed
Camp Kilworth Pacific Harbors Council Federal Way, WA Closed
Camp Meany (cub)
Camp ParsonsChief Seattle CouncilBrinnon, WA Active
Camp Pigott Chief Seattle Council Snohomish, WA Active
Camp SheppardChief Seattle CouncilGreenwater, WA Active
Camp ThunderbirdPacific Harbors Council Olympia, WA Active (Cleland Scout Reservation) Located on Summit Lake
Camp WernerOlympic Area CouncilChimacum, WaClosedLocated on Lake Gibbs
Cascade Scout ReservationChief Seattle CouncilMonroeActiveThe six camps are:
  • Rocking T-H Ranch, open
  • Camp Omache (closed)[82]
  • Camp Brinkley
  • Camp Pigott
Central Washington Summer Camp
Fire Mountain Scout Reservation
Hahobas Scout Reservation
Mount Rainier Council Camp
Pacific Northwest HA Treks
Spirit Lake Scout CampPortland Area Council/Columbia Pacific CouncilMount St. Helens, WAClosedDestroyed in 1980 due to volcanic eruption

West Virginia
Further information: Scouting in West Virginia
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Buckskin Scout ReservationBuckskin CouncilDunmore, WVInactiveAlso known as Dilley's Mill Scout Camp. Situated near Monongahela National Forest; plans have been made to sell the land.[83]
Camp ArrowheadTri-state Area CouncilOna, WVActive
Camp Chief LoganBuckskin CouncilChapmanville, WVActive
Camp KootagaAllohak CouncilWalker, WVActive
Camp MahonegonAllohak CouncilBuckhannon, WVClosedPlans have been made to sell the land.[84]
Camp MountaineerMountaineer Area CouncilMorgantown, WVActive
James C. Justice National Scout CampBSA NationalGlen Jean, WVActiveAt the Summit Bechtel Reserve.
Thomas S. Monson Leadership Excellence ComplexBSA NationalGlen Jean, WVActiveAt the Summit Bechtel Reserve.
Camp MinterFormerly Appalachian CouncilDaniels, WVClosedSold.[83]
Paul R. Christen National High Adventure BaseBSA NationalGlen Jean, WVActiveAt the Summit Bechtel Reserve.

Wisconsin
Further information: Scouting in Wisconsin
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Bear Paw Scout CampBay Lakes CouncilMountain, WIActiveBoy Scout resident camp
Camp DecorahGateway Area CouncilHolmen, WIActive
Camp DelavanWest Suburban CouncilDelavan, WISoldThe land was sold to developers in the 1980s.[85]
Camp Freeland LeslieThree Fires CouncilOxford, WIActive
Camp Indian TrailsGlacier's Edge CouncilJanesville, WIActiveClimbing tower
Camp Long LakePotawatomi Area CouncilSt. Cloud, WIActiveLocated in Northern Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest.
Camp Mach-Kin-O-SiewFormerly Des Plaines Valley CouncilElcho, WIClosedClosed in 2015 by the consolidated Pathway to Adventure Council.
Camp NeibelFormerly Indian Head CouncilOn the shores of Balsam Lake, WISoldOpened around 1930s, closed 1954 and replaced by Tomahawk Scout Reservation. Named after Frank Neibel.
Camp OffieldState Line CouncilLake Geneva, WIClosed
Camp Oh-Da-Ko-TaThree Harbors CouncilBurlington, WIActiveCub Scout camp
Camp RokilioBay Lakes CouncilKiel, WIActiveFormerly operated as a Boy Scout resident camp. In the late 1990s, it transitioned to Cub Scout World.
Camp Shin-Go-BeekFormerly Des Plaines Valley CouncilWaupaca, WIClosedClosed in 2015 by the consolidated Pathway to Adventure Council.
Camp SinawaFormerly Bay Lakes CouncilValders, WIPrivately ownedLocated on Pigeon Lake
Camp TichoraFour Lakes CouncilMarkesan, WIClosed
Camp Twin LakesBay Lakes CouncilWaupaca, WIClosedFormer Webelos resident camp
Chin-Be-Gota Scout ReservationFormerly Kedeka Area CouncilBirnamwood, WIClosed
Gardner Dam CampBay Lakes CouncilWhite Lake, WIActive
Ed Bryant Scout ReservationGlacier's Edge CouncilMauston, WIActiveFormerly known as Camp Castle Rock; climbing tower.
Fred C. Andersen Scout ReservationNorthern Star CouncilHoulton, WIActiveLocated on the banks of the St. Croix River near Houlton, WI.
Indian Mound Scout ReservationThree Harbors CouncilOconomowoc, WIActiveCub Scout camp
Jax CampBay Lakes CouncilSturgeon Bay, WIActiveRustic Boy Scout camp, located in Door County.
L.E. Philips Scout ReservationChippewa Valley CouncilRice Lake, WIActive
LeFeber Northwoods CampsThree Harbors CouncilLaona, WIClosedSold in 2015.
Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan Scout ReservationNortheast Illinois CouncilPearson, WIActiveMa-Ka-Ja-Wan consists of over 1,500 acres of beautiful forest, six spring-fed lakes, and a natural creek. The reservation is home to two full-service camps, a wilderness camp, a high adventure base, and a horse ranch.
Maywood Wilderness Scout CampsBay-Lakes CouncilHancock, WIInactiveSold in 2014.
Napowan Adventure BasePathway to Adventure CouncilWild Rose, WIActive
Northern Wisconsin National Canoe BaseBoy Scouts of AmericaBoulder Junction, WIClosedClosed in 1983.
Robert S. Lyle Scout ReservationThree Harbors CouncilElcho, WIInactiveClosed in 2015.
Tesomas Scout CampSamoset CouncilRhinelander, WIActive
Tomahawk Scout ReservationNorthern Star CouncilBirchwood, WIActive3,100 acres located near Long Lake, WI.

Wyoming
Further information: Scouting in Wyoming
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Camp Buffalo BillGreater Wyoming CouncilCody, WYActiveLocated 7 miles east of Yellowstone National Park entrance.
Camp JackLongs Peak CouncilCheyenne, WYActive
Camp Laramie PeakLongs Peak CouncilWheatland, WYActive
Camp LollTrapper Trails CouncilAshton, WYActiveSituated on Lake of the Woods near Yellowstone National Park.
Camp New ForkTrapper Trails CouncilCora, WYActiveSituated on the lower New Fork Lake.
Chimney Park Scout CampLongs Peak CouncilLaramie, WYActive
Teton HA BaseGreat Salt Lake CouncilJackson, WYActive

Outside the 50 US states
Camp name Council Location Status Notes
Cache Lake Scout CampW. D. Boyce CouncilSand Point Lake, OntarioActive
Guajataka Scout ReservationPuerto Rico CouncilGuajataca Lake, Puerto RicoActive
Camp Howard M. WallNational Capital Area CouncilChristiansted, Saint CroixActive
Camp TamaFar East CouncilTama, TokyoActive

See also
  • Fairbank, Paul. "Scout Camps USA". Retrieved 6 June 2013.
  • Malcolm, Kelley (2016-03-16). "Finding a Place to Camp This Summer Will Be Harder for Many Boy Scouts". Nonprofit Quarterly. Retrieved 6 March 2016.

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