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Warner Scout Reservation
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- Camp Tukabatchee - Boy Scout Summer Camp
- Camp Dexter Webbs - Cub Scout Camping
Camp Tukabatchee
Camp Tuk is one of two scout camps located on the 1000-acre Warner Scout Reservation a modern lakefront scouting facility in Autauga County, Alabama. It first opened in the summer of 2000.
Facilities include:
- 50-acre recreational lake for swimming, sailing, and fishing
- C.O.P.E course and climbing/rappelling wall
- The Dawson Environmental Trail
- shooting sports center
- mountain biking course
- handicraft center
- Scoutcraft center
- nature and environmental centers.
Camp Dexter Hobbs
Camp Dexter C. Hobbs is on the site of the old Camp Tukabatchee (1950-1999). From 1999 to 2005 the old camp was transformed into a Cub Scout and family camp. Visit the large pavillion and several sleeping cabins.
- Webelow II Camporee = Camp Hobbs is home to the annual Webelos resident camp each summer, used for Arrow of Light Advancement. Be a part of the Camporee designed just for WE-BELOS II Scouts. You will have fun camping “Patrol Style” right along side of Boy Scouts. You will see what it is to really be a Boy Scout learning Pioneering Skills, Fire Building, Navigation, Patrol Cooking and much more.
