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'''Camp Horne''' is the main council scout camp for '''[[Black Warrior Council]] ([[Boy Scouts of America| BSA]])'''. | '''Camp Horne''' is the main council scout camp for '''[[Black Warrior Council]] ([[Boy Scouts of America| BSA]])'''. | ||
[[Scouting in Alabama| Alabama]] boy scout camp located in east Tuscaloosa County, Camp Horne is available for use year-round by all Scout units. They offer three weeks of Boy Scout residence camp in June, and that is followed by two sessions of Cub Scout residence camp. | [[Scouting in Alabama| Alabama]] boy scout camp located in east Tuscaloosa County, Camp Horne has been in continuous use since 1924. It is available for use year-round by all Scout units. They offer three weeks of Boy Scout residence camp in June, and that is followed by two sessions of Cub Scout residence camp. | ||
Scout units are encouraged to take advantage of this wonderful outdoor area by completing a Camp Use Permit (below). Camp Horne is perfect for day or weekend activities – plan a visit soon! | Scout units are encouraged to take advantage of this wonderful outdoor area by completing a Camp Use Permit (below). Camp Horne is perfect for day or weekend activities – plan a visit soon! | ||