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=== Alabama ===
=== Alabama ===
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  | [[Alabama-Florida Council|Camp Alaflo]]  || Alabama-Florida Council || [http://www.alflcouncilbsa.org/pages/campalaflo.html Active] || Located near Dothan, Al.
  | '''[[Camp Alaflo]]''' || [[Alabama-Florida Council]] || [http://www.alflcouncilbsa.org/pages/campalaflo.html Active] || Located near Dothan, Al.
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  | [[Scouting in Alabama|Camp Arrowhead]] || Birmingham Area Council || Closed || Camp Arrowhead operated from the early 1940's to 1971 and was located on the Coosa River near Clanton, AL.
  | Camp Arrowhead || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || Closed || Camp Arrowhead operated from the early 1940's to 1971 and was located on the Coosa River near Clanton, AL.
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  | [[Black Warrior Council|Camp Horne]] || Black Warrior Council || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/camp-horne/27062 Active] || Located in east Tuscaloosa County, Camp Horne is a 496-acre facility.
  | [[Black Warrior Council|Camp Horne]] || [[Black Warrior Council]] || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/camp-horne/27062 Active] || Located in east Tuscaloosa County, Camp Horne is a 496-acre facility.
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp Jack Wright]] || Greater Alabama Council || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] || Located in the Roupes Valley, adjacent to Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park.  
  | '''[[Camp Jack Wright]]''' || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] || Located in the Roupes Valley, adjacent to Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park.  
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp Jackson]] || Greater Alabama Council || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] || Camp Jackson is a 515-acre primitive camp located 5 miles east of Scottsboro on the Tennessee River at Jones Cove.
  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp Jackson]] || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] || Camp Jackson is a 515-acre primitive camp located 5 miles east of Scottsboro on the Tennessee River at Jones Cove.
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp McKenzie]] || Birmingham Area Council || [http://winnataska.org/our-history/ Sold] || In 2006, when the Birmingham Area Council Boy Scouts was dissolved, Camp McKenzie became a interdenominational Christian camp named '''Camp Winnataska'''.
  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp McKenzie]] || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || [http://winnataska.org/our-history/ Sold] || In 2006, when the Birmingham Area Council Boy Scouts was dissolved, Camp McKenzie became a interdenominational Christian camp named '''Camp Winnataska'''.
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  | [[Black Warrior Council|Camp O'Rear]] || Black Warrior Council || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/camp-orear/27063 Active] || Camp O'Rear is a 90-acre primitive-style facility located in Jasper, AL.
  | [[Black Warrior Council|Camp O'Rear]] || [[Black Warrior Council]] || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/camp-orear/27063 Active] || Camp O'Rear is a 90-acre primitive-style facility located in Jasper, AL.
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  | [[Mobile Area Council|Camp Pushmataha]] || Mobile Area Council || [http://bsamac.org/camps_files/camps.htm Active] || Camp Pushmataha is the council's weekend primitive facility, and was at one time the Council Camp. It is located in Citronelle, AL.
  | [[Mobile Area Council|Camp Pushmataha]] || [[Mobile Area Council]] || [http://bsamac.org/camps_files/camps.htm Active] || Camp Pushmataha is the council's weekend primitive facility, and was at one time the Council Camp. It is located in Citronelle, AL.
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp Westmoreland]] || Greater Alabama Council || Closed || First opened in the 1920s and closing in the 1980s, Camp Westmoreland,is located in Lauderdale County.  However, it is still widely used to this day for both council and district activities. The came was once a part of the Tennessee Valley Council which merged with two other councils to form the Greater Alabama Council.
  | '''[[Camp Sequoyah (GAC)]]''' || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] || Also called '''Frank Spain Scout Reservation''', a 1,447 acres camp in east central Alabama, near Cheaha State Park.  Home of the ''Sequoyah Sidewinder''.
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  | [[Scouting in Alabama|Camp Zinn]] || Choccolocco Council || [http://www.camplee.org/history_of_camp_lee.htm Sold] || Camp Zinn, in Dekalb County, operated from 1931 to 1965. On September 8, 1966 meeting, the Official Board of Camp Lee,a United Methodist Church organization, purchase the camp from the Choccolocco Council, and renamed it Camp Lee.
  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Camp Westmoreland]] || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || Closed || First opened in the 1920s and closing in the 1980s, Camp Westmoreland,is located in Lauderdale County.  However, it is still widely used to this day for both council and district activities. The came was once a part of the Tennessee Valley Council which merged with two other councils to form the Greater Alabama Council.
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Frank Spain Scout Reservation]] || Greater Alabama Council || [https://1bsa.org/camps.php Active] ||  Also called '''Camp Sequoyah''', a 1,447 acres camp in east central Alabama, near Cheaha State Park.
  | [[Scouting in Alabama|Camp Zinn]] || [[Choccolocco Council]] || [http://www.camplee.org/history_of_camp_lee.htm Sold] || Camp Zinn, in Dekalb County, operated from 1931 to 1965. On September 8, 1966 meeting, the Official Board of Camp Lee,a United Methodist Church organization, purchase the camp from the Choccolocco Council, and renamed it Camp Lee.
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  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Hugh M. Comer Scout Reservation]] || Greater Alabama Council || [https://1bsa.org/camp.php?cn=8 Active] ||  Located near Mentone, AL.
  | [[Greater Alabama Council|Hugh M. Comer Scout Reservation]] || [[Greater Alabama Council]] || [https://1bsa.org/camp.php?cn=8 Active] ||  Located near Mentone, AL.
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  | [[Mobile Area Council|Maubila Scout Reservation]] || Mobile Area Council || [http://bsamac.org/camps_files/camps.htm Active] || Camp Maubila is 680 acres.
  | [[Mobile Area Council|Maubila Scout Reservation]] || [[Mobile Area Council]] || [http://bsamac.org/camps_files/camps.htm Active] || Camp Maubila is 680 acres.
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  | [[Tukabatchee Area Council|Warner Scout Reservation]] || Tukabatchee Area Council || [http://www.tukabatcheebsa.org/?pgID=camps Active] || Warner Scout Reservation inculded two camps: '''Camp Tukabatchee''' and '''Camp Dexter C. Hobbs'''
  | [[Tukabatchee Area Council|Warner Scout Reservation]] || [[Tukabatchee Area Council]] || [http://www.tukabatcheebsa.org/?pgID=camps Active] || Warner Scout Reservation inculded two camps: '''Camp Tukabatchee''' and '''Camp Dexter C. Hobbs'''
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  | [[Black Warrior Council|White Bluff Scout Reservation]] || Black Warrior Council || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/white-bluff-scout-reservation/27064 Active] || A primitive camp located north of Demopolis, AL
  | '''[[White Bluff Scout Reservation]]''' || [[Black Warrior Council]] || [http://www.bwc-bsa.org/camping/white-bluff-scout-reservation/27064 Active] || A primitive camp located north of Demopolis, AL on the [[Black Warrior River]].
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  | '''[[Camp Gorsuch (GAC)| Gorsuch Scout Camp]]''' || [[Great Alaska Council]] || [http://www.scoutingalaska.org/index.php/camps/gorsuch Active] || Summer Camp program and COPE Course located on Mirror Lake. Hosts Christmas Towne Alaska every December. 
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  | [[Eagle River Scout Camp (GAC)| Eagle River Scout Camp]] || [[Great Alaska Council]] || [https://scoutingevent.com/segroup.php?OrgKey=BSA610&ag=7 Active] || Complete with both Summer Camp program and many rare hi-adventure opportunities, it is Located on the waterfront in SE Alaska in the midst of the Tongass Rain Forest where scouts frequently see  eagles, whales, sea lions and much more.
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  | [[Denali High Adventure Scout Base]] || [[Great Alaska Council]] || [http://www.scoutingalaska.org/index.php/98-mnm/camps/144-denali-high-advanture-base Active] ||
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  | [[Lost Lake Scout Camp]]<ref>http://www.midnightsunbsa.org/lost_lake.html</ref>  || Midnight Sun Council || Active ||
  | [[Lost Lake Scout Camp]] || [[Midnight Sun Council]] || [http://www.midnightsunbsa.org/lost_lake.html Active]|| 400 acres located 58.5 miles south of Fairbanks
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=== Arizona ===
=== Arizona ===
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  | [[Camp Geronimo]] || Grand Canyon Council || Active ||  Located between Payson, Arizona and Pine, Arizona, near the Mogollon Rim. Camp Geronimo incorporates the former Spade Ranch house.
  | [[Camp Geronimo]] || [[Grand Canyon Council]] || [http://www.grandcanyonbsa.org/outdoor-programs/council-camps/5824 Active] ||  Located between Payson, Arizona and Pine, Arizona, near the Mogollon Rim. Camp Geronimo incorporates the former Spade Ranch house.
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  | [[Camp Lawton]] || [[Catalina Council]] || [http://www.catalinacouncil.org/outdoorprograms/council-camps/camp-lawton-2/ Active] || Located on land, leased from the US forest service since 1921, in the Santa Catalina mountains outside of Tucson, AZ.
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  | [[Camp Levi Levi]] || || ||
  | '''[[Camp Levi-Levi]]''' || [[Las Vegas Area Council]] || [http://www.lvacbsa.org/summer-camp/camp-levi-levi/8488 Active] || Located in the Hualapai Mountains 14 miles south of Kingman, AZ, at an elevation of 7,000 feet.
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  | [[Camp Raymond]] || Grand Canyon Council || Active || Located 30 miles outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, between the Kaibab National Forest and the Coconino National Forest, along the rim of Sycamore Canyon.
  | [[Double V Scout Ranch]] || [[Catalina Council]]  || [http://www.catalinacouncil.org/outdoorprograms/council-camps/double-v-scout-ranch/ Active] || Located on 360-acre six miles southwest of Tucson, near Tucson Mountain Park's Cat Mountain. The ranch was acquired on a long-term lease from the Bureau of Land Management in 1969.
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  | [[Heard Scout Pueblo]] || [[Grand Canyon Council]] || [http://www.grandcanyonbsa.org/outdoor-programs/council-camps/5824 Active] || Located near 20th Street and Baseline Road in Phoenix, Arizona.
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| [[Lake Pleasant Aquatic Camp]] || [[Grand Canyon Council]] || [http://www.grandcanyonbsa.org/outdoor-programs/council-camps/5824 Active] || An aquatics and nature based camp located at the Desert Outdoor Center at Lake Pleasant 20 miles north of central Phoenix in Peoria, Arizona. It is operated in cooperation with the Maricopa County Parks Department.
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| [[R-C Scout Ranch]] || [[Grand Canyon Council]] || [http://www.grandcanyonbsa.org/outdoor-programs/council-camps/5824 Active] || Located a half-hour east of Payson, the  Ranch is available to Boy Scout Troops and Cub Scout Packs for camping.
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  | [[Raymond Scout Reservation]] || [[Grand Canyon Council]] || [http://www.grandcanyonbsa.org/outdoor-programs/council-camps/5824 Active] || Located 30 miles outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, between the Kaibab National Forest and the Coconino National Forest, along the rim of Sycamore Canyon.
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=== Arkansas ===
=== Arkansas ===
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  | [[Blass Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Quapaw_Area_Council#Historic_Camps|Camp Cedar Valley]] || Eastern Arkansas Council  || [http://www.eaac.org/camp/ccv.htm Sold] || In 2002, after the merger of the Eastern Arkansas Council into the Quapaw Area Council, Camp Cedar Valley was it promptly sold to a private owner. It is still is an active camp, on 777 acres just south of Viola , Arkansas on U.S. 412, in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains.
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  | [[De Soto Area Council |Camp Desoto]] || De Soto Area Council || [http://www.desotoareacouncil.org/id10.html Active] || Located outside Junction City, AR.
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  | [[Camp Cedar Valley]] ||  || ||
  | [[Westark Area Council|Camp Orr]] || Westark Area Council || [http://www.westarkbsa.org/Camping/CampOrr/ Active] || Camp Orr has been in use since 1955 and covers nearly 600 acres of the Buffalo National River Wilderness Area. It is located south of Harrison, Arkansas, and is the only Boy Scout Camp situated within a National Park.<ref>{{cite web|title=Camp Orr|url=http://www.westarkbsa.org/Camping/CampOrr/ |publisher=Westark Area Council|accessdate=12 March 2013}}</ref>
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  | [[Caddo Area Council|Camp Pioneer]] || Caddo Area Council || [http://www.camppioneer.org Active] || Located in Hatfield, AR.
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  | [[Caddo Area Council|Camp Preston Hunt]] || Caddo Area Council || [http://www.caddobsa.org/index.php?fuseaction=services.category&Category_ID=39&PHPSESSID=a6c9a1b20b54f5cfdf1a652293a73d6b Active] || Located near Texarkana, AR.
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  | [[Quapaw_Area_Council#Historic_Camps|Camp Quapaw]] || Quapaw Area Council || [http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=3754 Closed] || Camp Quapaw opened in 1925 and was located on the Saline River west of Benton in Saline County. In 1976 when Camp Kiwanis was purchases, Camp Quapaw was then closed and  the land later sold.
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  | [[Westark Area Council|Camp Spencer]] || Westark Area Council || [http://www.westarkbsa.org/Camping/CampOrr/ Active] || A 100-acre primitive camping facility, located on the shore of Lake Norfork, east of Mountain Home, AR.
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  | [[Quapaw_Area_Council#Gus_Blass_Scout_Reservation|Guss Blass Scout Reservation]] || Quapaw Area Council || [http://www.camprockefeller.org/ Active] || Purchased in 1976, the reservation includes '''Camp Rockefeller''' and the '''Donald W. Reynolds Scout Training Center''', located west of Damascus, Arkansas.  The reservation was named the '''Cove Creek Scout Reservation''' and '''Camp Nile Montgomery''' until 2001.
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  | [[Camp Shady Lake]] || || ||
  | [[Quapaw_Area_Council#Historic_Camps|Rhodes Scout Reservation]] || Ouachita Area Council || [http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=3754 Sold] || In 2012, after the merger of Ouachita Area Council in the Quapaw Area Counci, the Rhodes Scout Reservation, a 16,000 + acre camp on Lake DeGray in Bismarck, AR, was sold to the Ouachita Camp Foundation, in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Ross Foundation.  It is still available for use by the Troops of the Quapaw Area Council as a private campsite.
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  | [[Westark Area Council|Rogers Scout Reservation]] || Westark Area Council || [http://www.westarkbsa.org/Camping/RogersScoutReservation/ Active] || In 1973 the Arkansas State Legislature, permitting the Westark Area Council to purchase 2,842 acres of the [[Booneville,_Arkansas#State_Tuberculosis_Sanatorium|Booneville Sanatorium]], just south of Booneville, Arkansas, which is now known as the Rogers Scout Reservation.<ref>{{cite journal|title=Westark Area Council History|journal=Wachtschu Mawachpo Lodge|date=January 7, 2012|page=15|url=http://www.westarkbsa.org/files/d/usr/317/2012_Lodge_559_Rules-History_74-85_Aug7-08_Updated_11-20-2010.pdf}}</ref>
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| [[Camp Balboa]] || [[San Diego-Imperial Council]] || Day-Camp || Balboa Park, San Diego
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  | [[Camp Emerson]] || California Inland Empire Council || Active || Operated since 1919 and located in Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA.
  | [[Camp Emerson]] || California Inland Empire Council || Active || Operated since 1919 and located in Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA.
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| '''[[Camp Makualla| Makualla Scout Camp]]''' || [[Crater Lake Council]] || Traditional Summer Camp<br>Hi-Adventure Base ||  Located only 55 miles from [[Crater Lake National Park| Crater Lake N.P.]], it features both a traditional summer camp program and hi-adventure whitewater rafting, caving, mountain biking and several tall mountain hikes.
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* Northrop Family Camp
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| [[Fiesta Island Youth Aquatic Center]] || [[San Diego-Imperial Council]] || Active || Scouting Sea Base located adjacent to Sea World San Diego in Mission Bay.
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  | [[Mataguay Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Mataguay Scout Camp]] || [[San Diego-Imperial Council]] || Active || Located new Lake Henshaw and Palomor Mountain featuring Glider rides, equestrian trips and quick access to backpacking on the [[Pacific Crest Trail]].
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  | [[Sea Base]] || Orange County Council || Active ||
  | [[Sea Base]] || Orange County Council || Active ||
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=== Connetcut ===
=== Connecticut ===
{{Details|Scouting in Connetcut}}
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  | [[Connecticut Yankee Council|Camp Aquila]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/fs/news/001773/powahaynews201205web.pdf Closed] || Located on Candlewood Lake in Sherman, CT., the camp was sold in 1982 along with Camp Toquam in Goshen.<ref name="Yankee Council">{{cite web|title=Blast from the Past .... Fairfield County Council Camp Closings|url=http://www.ctyankee.org/fs/news/001773/powahaynews201205web.pdf|publisher=Connecticut Yankee Council: Powahay District|accessdate=28 May 2013|page=7|date=May 2012}}</ref>
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  | [[Scouting_in_Connecticut#Camp_Cochipianee|Camp Cochipianee]] || Bristol Area Council || Closed || The camp was founded in 1928 by the Bristol Area Council and was sold after the New Britain Area Council and the Bristol Area Councils were merged in 1972.
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  | [[Housatonic_Council#Camps|Camp Irving]] || Housatonic Council || [http://www.housatonicbsa.org/Council/History/TrialsandTribulationsofStartingaScoutCamp.pdf Closed] || The Camp was located in [[Shelton, Connecticut]] in the Birchbank area along the Housatonic River. It was closed in 1945 and the buildings were razed in 1948.<ref>{{cite |last=Oscar|first=Johnson|title=The Trials and Tribulations of Starting a Scout Camp|page=3|url=http://www.housatonicbsa.org/Council/History/TrialsandTribulationsofStartingaScoutCamp.pdf| publisher =Housatonic Council}}</ref>
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  | [[Connecticut_Rivers_Council#Camps|Camp Mattatuck]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.ctrivers.org/Camping/CampMattatuck/ Active] || Located in Plymouth, Connecticut. Mattatuck Council purchased 170 acres in 1938 and the camp opened the following year.
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  | [[Scouting_in_Connecticut#Camp_Nahaco|Camp Nahaco]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.daycampatcrystalpond.com/apps/blog/entries/show/12722538-did-you-know- Sold] || Previously called '''Camp Keemosabee''', the camp was purchased by the towns of Woodstock and Eastford on March 3, 2003.  The 120 acressite is now permanently protected from development and the Boy Scouts still have use of the property.
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  | [[Connecticut_Yankee_Council#Camps|Camp Pomperaug]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/camping/camps/camppomperaug Active] || Located in Union, Connecticut. For a time the camp was leased to the Ct Burn Foundation as a summer camp for children with severe burns, however, it has since been changed back into a Scout camp.
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  | [[Connecticut_Yankee_Council#Camps|Camp Sequassen]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/camping/camps/sequassen Active] || Located at 791 West Hill Road in New Hartford, Connecticut.
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  | [[Connecticut Yankee Council|Camp Toquam]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/fs/news/001773/powahaynews201205web.pdf Closed] || Located in Goshen, CT., the camp was sold in 1982 along with Camp Aquila in Sherman.<ref name="Yankee Council"/>
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  | [[Connecticut_Yankee_Council#Camps|Deer Lake Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/camping/camps/deerlake Active] || Located around Deer Lake in Killingworth, Connecticut. It was originally owned by Central Connecticut Council until the merger with Quinnipiac Council. It is currently being upgraded to run the Connecticut Yankee Council's Cub Scout Summer Resident Camp.
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  | [[Housatonic_Council#Camps|Edmund D. Strang Scout Reservation]] || Housatonic Council || [http://www.housatonicbsa.org/campforms/camping_programs1.htm Active] || Formally called '''Housatonic Scout Reservation''', it is located in Goshen, Connecticut.
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  | [[Greenwich Council|Ernest Thompson Seton Scout Reservation]] || Greenwich Council || Active || A 249-acre camp located off 363 Riversville Road in Greenwich.
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  | [[Connecticut_Rivers_Council#Camps|Frederick Sprague Barbour Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.ctrivers.org/Camping/CampBarbour/ Active] || 106-acre wilderness camp located in Norfolk, Connecticut.
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  | [[Connecticut_Yankee_Council#Camps|John Sherman Hoyt Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/camping/camps/hoyt Active] || 174 acres located in Redding, Connecticut. The reservation was donated to the Alfred W. Dater Council by Alice B. Sanford in 1966.
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  | [[Connecticut_Rivers_Council#Camps|June Norcross Webster Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.ctrivers.org/Camping/JuneNorcrossWebsterScoutReservation/ Active] || The camp is located in the New England Town of [[Ashford, Connecticut]]. Originally opened as Camp Ashford on June 28, 1964, today the reservation occupies 1,200 acres (4.9 km2) of land.
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  | [[Scouting_in_Connecticut#Lake_of_Isles_Scout_Reservation|Lake of Isles Scout Reservation]] || Long Rivers Council || Closed || This Reservation included '''Camp Apache''', '''Camp Pequot''', and '''Camp Cherokee'''.  With the construction of the Mashantucket Pequot Casino in 1991-1992, the camp surroundings had been changed enough that the Long Rivers Council decided to sell the property to the Native American tribe in 1992. The Mashantucket nation has since converted the land into a golf course.
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  | [[Connecticut_Rivers_Council#Camps|Mark Greer Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.ctrivers.org/Camping/MarkGreerScoutReservation/ Active] || Located in Bozrah, it is home to '''Camp Tadma''', a Cub Scout summer resident camp and '''Camp Wakenah''', a Cub Scout day camp previously located on Gardner Lake in Salem. The reservation was known almost exclusively as '''Camp Tadma''' until 2004.
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  | [[Connecticut_Yankee_Council#Camps|Wah Wah Tay See]] || Connecticut Yankee Council || [http://www.ctyankee.org/camping/camps/wahwahtaysee Active] || Located in North Haven.
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  | [[Strang Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Connecticut_Rivers_Council#Camps|Workcoeman Scout Reservation]] || Connecticut Rivers Council || [http://www.ctrivers.org/Camping/CampWorkcoeman/ Active] || Established in 1924 and located on the shore of West Hill Lake in New Hartford, Connecticut.
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  | [[Richard A Henson Scout Reservation|Henson Scout Reservation]] || Del-Mar-Va Area Council|| Active || 1,500-acre located on the Delmarva Peninsula near Galestown, Maryland.
  | [[Del-Mar-Va Council|Akridge Scout Reservation]] || Del-Mar-Va Council || [http://www.doubleknot.com/OpenRosters/ViewOrgPageLink.aspx?orgkey=1516&linkkey=35361 Active] || Located on {{convert|85|acre|km2|1}} of farmland in Dover, Delaware.
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| [[Henson Scout Reservation]] || Del-Mar-Va Council || [http://www.doubleknot.com/OpenRosters/ViewOrgPageLink.aspx?orgkey=1516&linkkey=9338 Active] || Also known as '''Camp Nanticoke''', a 1,500-acre located on the Delmarva Peninsula near Galestown, Maryland.
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| [[Rodney Scout Reservation]] || Del-Mar-Va Council || [http://www.delmarvacouncil.org/rodney-scout-reservation/9340 Active] || The Reservation includes '''Camp Lenape''', '''Camp Pathfinder''', and '''Camp Wilderness'''. It is located on 900 acres at the head of the Chesapeake Bay.
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  | [[Baden Powell Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Baden Powell Scout Reservation]] || North Florida Council || [http://www.campshands.org Active] || Camp Shands is located on the nearly 900 acres of the Baden Powell Scout Reservation near Melrose, FL.
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  | [[Bronson Charter Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Alafia]] ||  || ||
  | [[Camp Alaflo]] || [[Alabama-Florida Council]] || Active || Traditional Camp in Coffee County, AL.
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  | [[Camp Big Heart]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Echockotee]] || North Florida Council || [http://www.stjohnsriverbase.org Active] || The St. Johns River Base at Echockotee is the starting point for RiverQuest rafting and kayak programs, hosts Aquatics Camp each summer, provides a location for training and activities of our council Aquatics Committee and is a popular destination for year round camping for Scouting units.
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  | [[Camp Shands]] || North Florida Council || [http://www.campshands.org Active] || Camp Shands is located on the nearly 900 acres of the Baden Powell Scout Reservation near Melrose, FL.
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  | [[Camp Soule]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Soule]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Stine]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Stine]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[St. Johns River Base at Echockotee]] || North Florida Council || [http://www.stjohnsriverbase.org Active] || The St. Johns River Base at Echockotee is the starting point for RiverQuest rafting and kayak programs, hosts Aquatics Camp each summer, provides a location for training and activities of our council Aquatics Committee and is a popular destination for year round camping for Scouting units.
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  | [[Camp Tanah-keeta]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Tanah-keeta]] ||  ||  ||
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=== Georga ===
=== Georgia ===
{{Details|Scouting in Georga}}
{{Details|Scouting in Georga}}
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  | [[Camp Alan Faye]] || ||  ||
  | [[Aloha Council|Camp Alan Faye]] || Aloha Council || [http://www.alohacouncilbsa.org/camping/camp-alan-faye-kauai/51131 Active] || Located in Koke'e State Park on the island of [[Kaua'i]], adjacent to [[Waimea Canyon State Park]], 13 miles from the town of [[Waimea, Hawaii|Waimea]], HI.
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  | [[Camp Honokaia]] || || ||
  | [[Aloha Council|Camp Honokaia]] || Aloha Council || [http://www.alohacouncilbsa.org/camping/camp-honokaia-hawaii/51130 Active] || A 210 acres site, located between Honokaa and Waimea (Kamuela) above Waipio Valley, known as the "Valley of Kings" on the [[Big Island of Hawaii]].
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  | [[Camp Maluhia]] || || ||
  | [[Maui County Council|Camp Maluhia]] || Maui County Council || [http://www.doubleknot.com/camp-maluhia/24166 Active] || Located on 212 acres on the windward slopes of West Maui, 15 minutes from Wailuku, HI.
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  | [[Camp Pupukea]] || ||  ||
  | [[Aloha Council|Camp Pupukea]] || Aloha Council || [http://www.alohacouncilbsa.org/camping/camp-pupukea-oahu/51129 Active] || Located on Oahu, a 65 acre camp 3 miles above Sunset Beach on Pupukea Road and roughly situated an hours drive from downtown Honolulu and Waikiki.
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  | [[K-M Scout Ranch]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Montana High Adventure Base]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Potosi]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Spencer W. Kimball Scout Reservation]] ||  || ||
  | '''[[Kimball Scout Reservation]]''' || [[Las Vegas Area Council]] || Active || traditional scout summer camp that resembles a wild west mining town, but much cooler than Las Vegas about 40 minutes away.
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  | [[Camp Lewis]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Makualla]] ||  ||  ||
  | '''[[Camp Makualla| Makualla Scout Camp]]''' || [[Crater Lake Council]] || Traditional Summer Camp<br>Hi-Adventure Base ||  Located only 55 miles from [[Crater Lake National Park| Crater Lake N.P.]], it features both a traditional summer camp program and hi-adventure whitewater rafting, caving, mountain biking and several tall mountain hikes.
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  | '''[[Camp McCaleb| McCaleb Scout Camp]]''' || [[Crater Lake Council]] || Hi-Adventure Base || Facility for freshwater scuba diving the Illinois River Gorge.
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  | [[Camp McLoughlin]] || ||  ||
  | '''[[Camp McLoughlin| McLoughlin Scout Camp]]''' || [[Crater Lake Council]] || Cub Scout Resident Camp ||  Shoreline of Lake of the Woods, 65 miles from [[Crater Lake National Park| Crater Lake N.P.]].
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  | [[Camp Melakwa]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Rotawanis]] ||  || Closed || Closed in 1970's as a boy scout summer camp.  Occasional scout events are held on the premises.
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  | [[Elk Lick Scout Reserve]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Goose Pond Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Goose Pond Scout Reservation]] || Northeastern Pennsylvania Council || [http://gpsr.nepabsa.org Active] || This 542-acre camp features a glacial lake and has been in continuous operation since 1920. Located in Paupack Township, PA.
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  | [[Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Wilderness]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Del Webb HA Base]] ||  || ||
  | '''[[Del Webb High Adventure Base]]''' || [[Las Vegas Area Council]] || High Adventure Base || loocated in the pines and aspens above Kolob Reservoir and Zion National Park in southern Utah
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  | [[East Fork of The Bear Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[East Fork of The Bear Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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