Camping accross the USA

[Dan Pickett]

Here is a site I found that list Scout Camps and State parks. That both Cub and Boy scouts can camp at. I also used some of the camps address for the webelos to map out when working on the Travelor Requirements.

[Dan Pickett]

OOps I forgot to put in the site. www.scoutcamps.org

[1st Mate]

Dan
I found no such list of scout camps on that site. Any scout unit looking for a scout camp in a particular area of the U.S. can contact their local scout office. They have a directory of scout camps by location and their contact information so they can put you in touch with any camp or camps you might be interested in.

[Den5Pack457]

Dan - double check the URL. That one is a place holder. It may have been shut down by the ISP who they pay for their domain through.

[insanescouter]

for those who did not figure it out I think this post was mentioning the USSSP http://scoutcamp.org/ site which is a database of Scout Camps ....

Hope my wacky 2 cents was helpful

Scott Robertson
http://insanescouter.org (http://insanescouter.org/)
Helping leaders one resource at a time....

[Den5Pack457]

Ahhhh... much better. :)

[Westergaard]

I agree with you 1st Mate.
When looking for camps you should always check with your Council office first.
Camps that may offer the shooting sports must be certified by the BSA and anything dealing with water sports falls under Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat rules and regulations.
Now you can be certified in Safe Swim Defens and Safety Afloat and you can be trained to become a rangemaster but you still are required to maintain that all safety proceedures and codes are enforced before participating in such events.