Land Preservation MapMap of the Tracts
Area One:
This area is of notable value to the long term preservation of
the Camp as it contians the head waters of the Endicott Creek.
The area is made up of two tracts of land comprising some 175
acres. In this area the terrain is wooded and mountainous. There
are numerous camp sites and hiking trails intertwined around the
bounty of springs that form the beginnings of the Endicott Creek.
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Area Two:
Located along the northern boundary of the Camp, this parcel is
composed of two tracts of land. Both tracts are heavily wooded and
contribute to the watershed of Raven Knob. There is a total of 60
acres in this area.
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