Campsites
With 36 distinct campsites spread across 3,200 mountain acres, your troop will find the ideal setup for summer camp or weekend camping. Explore each region below to view campsite layouts, capacities, and 360° virtual views.
What Every Campsite Includes
- Shelter: Permanent wooden pavilion/shelter with picnic tables and lighting/electricity.
- Sleeping: Heavy-duty canvas wall tents on wooden platforms with cots (or Adirondack shelters in select sites).
- Utilities: Dedicated potable cold water spigot and campsite latrine.
*Note: Campsites do not include tents during non-summer months
The Ridge
16 Campsites
Named after frontiersmen and historical figures. Known for being just a short walk to the Vaughn Dining Hall. Features both canvas tents and permanent Adirondack shelters.
View Ridge SitesThe Hill
12 Campsites
Named after geographic landmarks. Known for quiet, peaceful, and secluded mountain woods. Perfect for units wanting traditional tent camping away from central camp hustle.
View Hill SitesThe Valley
9 Campsites
Named after Native American tribes. Located past Nature along the road to Cripple Creek. Offers quick, convenient trail access to Lake Sobotta waterfront and central program areas.
View Valley SitesThe Ridge
15 CampsitesNamed after historical frontiersmen. Known for quick walking access to the Vaughn Dining Hall and central camp, featuring both permanent Adirondack shelters and canvas wall tents.
The Hill
12 CampsitesNamed after geographical landmarks. Exclusively features traditional canvas tent camping in quiet, wooded, and secluded mountain terrain.
The Valley
8 CampsitesNamed after Native American tribes. Located past Nature along the road to Cripple Creek with fast trail access to Lake Sabotta and central program areas.
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