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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.   
  | '''[[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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  | [[Great Alaska Council|Eagle River Scout Camp]] || [[Great Alaska Council]] || [https://scoutingevent.com/segroup.php?OrgKey=BSA610&ag=7 Active]  ||
  | [[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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  | [[Great Alaska Council|Denali High Adventure Scout Base]] || [[Great Alaska Council]] || [http://www.scoutingalaska.org/index.php/98-mnm/camps/144-denali-high-advanture-base Active]  ||
  | [[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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  | [[Midnight Sun Council|Lost Lake Scout Camp]]  || [[Midnight Sun Council]] || [http://www.midnightsunbsa.org/lost_lake.html Active]|| 400 acres located 58.5 miles south of Fairbanks
  | [[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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  | [[Grand Canyon Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Catalina Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Las Vegas Area Council|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.
  | '''[[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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  | [[Catalina Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Grand Canyon Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Grand Canyon Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Grand Canyon Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[Grand Canyon Council|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.
  | [[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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  | [[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>
  | [[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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|Kia Kima Scout Reservation
|Chickasaw Council
|Active
|Celebrating 107 years of adventures in the Ozarks, Kia Kima offers a wide variety of programming for Scouts and leaders. Everyone from a young Cub Scout to an experienced Eagle Scout will always find a new and exciting thrill in the heart of the Ozarks.
Kia Kima Scout Reservation is made up of two camps: Camp Osage and Camp Cherokee. Camp Osage, the larger of the two camps, is the main camp situated on the South Fork River where Scouts eat in the Dining Hall. Camp Cherokee, the smaller camp, enjoys the picturesque John A. Cooper Lake, and Scouts cook their own meals in their campsite.
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  | [[Camp Ahwahnee]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Ahwahnee]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Alvarado (1928-1930)]
|Contra Costa Council
|Closed
|Location: Richmond, CA
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  | [[Camp Anza]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Anza]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Arataba]]  || California Inland Empire Council || Closed || Located in the Barton Flats area and closed in 1960
  | [[Camp Arataba]]  || California Inland Empire Council || Closed || Located in the Barton Flats area and closed in 1960
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| [[Camp Baxter]] ||  || ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Bar 49 (1952-1957)]
| [[Camp Berrysea]] || ||  ||
|Mt. Diablo Council
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|Closed
|Location: Chiles Valley, CA. Site leased to Council for Camping
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp BarH (1939-1951)]
|San Francisco Council
|Closed
|Location: Cazadero, CA. Horse Camp adjacent to Camp Royaneh, 1939-1951.
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  | [[Camp Balboa]] || [[San Diego-Imperial Council]] || Day-Camp || Balboa Park, San Diego
  | [[Camp Balboa]] || [[San Diego-Imperial Council]] || Day-Camp || Balboa Park, San Diego
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| [[Camp Baxter]] || ||  Closed||
Location:  Sand Flat on Stanislaus River
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Berkeley (1930-1939)]
|Berkeley Council
|Active
|Location:  El Cerrito, CA.  Renamed Camp Herms in 1939
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| [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Berryessa (1963-2004)] ||  Silverado Area Council||  Closed||
Location:  Lake Berryessa, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Bray (1947-1981)]
|Mt. Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Strawberry, CA.  Named after Judge A.F. Bray, Appellate Court in San Francisco
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Burbank (1923-1927)]
|Luther Burbank Council
|Closed
|Location:
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Cedarbrook (1972-1999)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location:  Long Barn, CA.  Was formerly Camp Contra-Costa of the Berkeley Contra Costa Council
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  | [[Camp Chawanakee]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Chawanakee]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Cherry Valley]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located on the leeward side of Catalina Island, California, two coves north of Two Harbors at Cherry Cove.
  | [[Camp Cherry Valley]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located on the leeward side of Catalina Island, California, two coves north of Two Harbors at Cherry Cove.
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Contra-Costa (1929-1947)]
|Berkeley Contra-Costa Council
|Closed
|Location:  Long Barn, CA.  Property sold to Girl Scouts of Alameda and then Alameda Scouts.
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  | [[Camp Conestoga]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Conestoga]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Crescent M]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Crescent M (1927-1962)]||  San Francisco Council||  Closed||
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Location:  Yosemite, CA.  Not a physical camp but a two week long high sierra backpacking trek, based out of Yosemite and Tenaya Lake. Also known as Circle S
  | [[Camp Dimond-O]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Diablo (1923-1931)]
  | [[Camp Echo]] ||  ||  ||
|Contra-Costa Council
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|Closed
|Location:  
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Dimond (1919-1948)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Oakland, CA
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| [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Dimond-O (1926-1978)] ||  Oakland Area Council||  Closed||
Location:  Yosemite, CA.  property leased from forest Service.  Closed as FS wanted the property for their own State Campground. The O stood for the Outpost camp of Camp Dimond.
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Dimond-T (1934-1951)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Yosemite, CA.  Camping Area adjacent to Dimond-O.  The "T" stood for Troop Camping.
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  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Echo (1944-1950)] ||  Silverado Area Council||  Closed||
Location: Echo Lake, CA.
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  | [[Camp Ed Barrer]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Ed Barrer]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Fleischmann]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Fleischmann]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Force (1954-1950)]
|Mt Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Mt Diablo, CA
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  | [[Camp French]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp French]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Gualala (1929-1932)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Gualala, CA.  Known as the Seaside Camp
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|Camp Hampton (1954-1960)
|Mt. Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Alhambra Valley, CA.
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  | [[Camp Harvey West]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Harvey West]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Helendade]] || California Inland Empire Council || Active || Operated since 1960 and located near Running Springs, California.  It was partially burned in the California October 2007 fires
  | [[Camp Helendade]] || California Inland Empire Council || Active || Operated since 1960 and located near Running Springs, California.  It was partially burned in the California October 2007 fires
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  | [[Camp Herms]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Herms (1930-Present)]||  Golden Gate Area Council||  Active||
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Location: El Cerrito, CA. Originally called Camp Berkeley (1930-1939)
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  | [[Camp Hi-Sierra]] || Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council || Active || Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, near Longbarn, California. This camp is at notably high altitude, with the majority of its buildings standing at approximately 4,800 feet and the highest point of the mountain standing over a mile high at 5,300 feet.
  | [[Camp Hi-Sierra]] || Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council || Active || Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, near Longbarn, California. This camp is at notably high altitude, with the majority of its buildings standing at approximately 4,800 feet and the highest point of the mountain standing over a mile high at 5,300 feet.
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Inverness (1923-1930)]
|Silverado Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Inverness, CA
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  | [[Camp I-Yee-Que]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp I-Yee-Que]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Lassen]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Lassen]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Lindblad (cub?)]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Lilienthal (1919-1925)]
  | [[Camp Mac Bride]] ||  ||  ||
|San Francisco Council
|Closed
|Location: San Francisco, CA. Camp named after Jesse Lilienthal, President SF Council
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Lilienthal (1929-1973)]
|San Francisco Council
|Closed
|Location: Fairfax, CA
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| [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Lindblad (1956-2017)] ||  Mt. Diablo Council||  Closed||
Location: Santa Cruz, CA.  Originally Called Camp Redwood
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Loomer (1957-1973)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Pollack Pines, CA. Named after Arche Loomer, Wilderness Camp, Limited facilities
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Luther Burbank (1923-1927)]
|Luther Burbank Council
|Closed
|Location: Inverness, CA
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  | [[Camp Mac Bride]] || ||  Closed||
Location: Pinecrest Lake, 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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  | [[Camp Marin-Sierra]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Marin-Sierra]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Marsh Creek (1954-1963)]
|Mt Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Marsh Creek, CA
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  | [[Camp Masonite-Navarro]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Masonite-Navarro]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Meek (1942-1951)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: San Lorenzo, CA
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  | [[Camp Minkalo]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Minkalo]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Mirimichi HA Base]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Mirimichi HA Base]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp MIWOK (1940-1980)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Miwok Lake, Yosemite NP.  Miwok was a training program, but the camp was at Miwok lake
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  | [[Camp Mirimichi]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Mirimichi]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Nejedly]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Nawaka (1925)]
  | [[Camp Masonite Navarro]] || Redwood Empire Council || Active || Located near Navarro in Mendocino County, CA.
|Berkeley Council
|Closed
|Location: Glenwood, CA.  Scouts arrived via the train
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  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Nejedly (1984-1999)] ||  Mt Diablo Council||  Closed||Location: Portola, CA
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  | [[Camp Masonite Navarro]] || Redwood Empire Council || Active || Located near Navarro in Mendocino County, CA.
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  | [[Camp Noyo]] || Redwood Empire Council || Active || Located on the Noyo River in Mendocino County, CA.
  | [[Camp Noyo]] || Redwood Empire Council || Active || Located on the Noyo River in Mendocino County, CA.
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  | [[Camp Pacifico]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Pacifico]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Paradise (1923-1923)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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  | [[Camp Pahatsi]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Pahatsi]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Pomponio]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Pomponio]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Redwood (1956-2017)]
|Mt Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Santa Cruz, CA.  Renamed as Camp Linblad in 1959 (Named after Victor Linblad, Council President)
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Reinhardt Canoe Base (1974-19xx)]
|Mt Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Guerneville, CA
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  | [[Camp Rokili]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Rokili]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Royaneh]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Royaneh (1925-Present)]||  Golden Gate Area Council||  Active||
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Location: Cazadero, CA. Legacy Council - San Francisco Council
  | [[Camp Silverado]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Silverado (1933-1943)]
|Silverado Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Noyo River, CA.  Milepost 16, Skunk Train
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  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Silverado (1951-2003)] ||  Silverado Area Council||  Closed||
Location: Silver lake, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Stephens (1919)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Middletown, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Stephens (1920)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Towle, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Stephens (1921)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Stephens (1922-1923)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Niles, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Stephens (1924-1995)]
|Alameda Council
|Closed
|Location: Pinecrest, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Summit (1927-1929)]
|Berkeley Council
|Closed
|Location: Berkeley, CA
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  | [[Camp Tahquitz]] ||Long Beach Area Council|| Active || Located in Angelus Oaks, California
  | [[Camp Tahquitz]] ||Long Beach Area Council|| Active || Located in Angelus Oaks, California
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  | [[Camp Three Falls]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Three Falls]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Timberwolf (1955-1973)]
|Mt Diablo Council
|Closed
|Location: Lower Buck Lake, CA
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|Camp Vacation (1926-1927)
|Luther Burbank Council
|Closed
|Location: Guerneville, CA
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  | [[Camp Whitsett]] || Western Los Angeles County Council || Active || Located in the Sequoia National Forest
  | [[Camp Whitsett]] || Western Los Angeles County Council || Active || Located in the Sequoia National Forest
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  | [[Camp Winton]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Winton]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Wolfeboro]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Wolverton]] || Western Los Angeles County Council || Active || Located in the Sequoia National Park
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Camp Wolfboro / Wolfeboro (1928-Present)]||  Golden Gate Area Council||  Active||
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Location: Sand Flat (Stanislaus river), CA. Originally called Wolfboro, Renamed to Camp Wolfeboro in 1947 in honor of Charles Wolfe Sr.  Added 50 Acres in 1956 from purchase of Camp Baxter Property |-
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|[[Camp Wolverton]]
|Western Los Angeles County Council
|Active
|Located in the Sequoia National Park
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  | [[Cedar Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Cedar Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Circle B Scout Ranch]] || Old Baldy Area Council || Closed || Open from the late 1950's until 1974, it was located in he southern Sierra Nevada northeast of Lake Isabella and due west of China Lake Naval Weapons Station
  | [[Circle B Scout Ranch]] || Old Baldy Area Council || Closed || Open from the late 1950's until 1974, it was located in he southern Sierra Nevada northeast of Lake Isabella and due west of China Lake Naval Weapons Station
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  | [[Cutter Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Cutter Scout Reservation]] ||  Pacific Skyline Council||  Closed||
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Location: Santa Cruz, CA. Destroyed in the CZU Complex fire 2019
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  | [[Firestone Scout Reservation]] || Los Angeles Area Council || Active || Located just east of State Route 57 in Tonner Canyon between Diamond Bar and Brea, California.
  | [[Firestone Scout Reservation]] || Los Angeles Area Council || Active || Located just east of State Route 57 in Tonner Canyon between Diamond Bar and Brea, California.
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  | [[Golden Empire Council Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Golden Empire Council Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Helendade-Emerson]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Helendade-Emerson]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Camp High Sierra]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Holcomb Valley Scout Ranch]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located north of Big Bear Lake in the old mining district of Belleville in the Holcomb Valley on the site of the old Hitchcock Ranch.
  | [[Holcomb Valley Scout Ranch]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located north of Big Bear Lake in the old mining district of Belleville in the Holcomb Valley on the site of the old Hitchcock Ranch.
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  | [[Jubilee Scout Ranch]] || Western Los Angeles County Council || Closed || Closed in 2003
  | [[Jubilee Scout Ranch]] || Western Los Angeles County Council || Closed || Closed in 2003
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  | [[Rancho Alegre]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Rancho Alegre]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Rancho Los Mochos]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Rancho Los Mochos (1944-Present)]||  Golden Gate Area Council||  Active||
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Location: Livermore, CA. Legacy Council-Oakland Area Council
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  | [[Sierra North HA]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Sierra North HA]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Three Falls Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Three Falls Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Camp Taylor (1917)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Lagunitas, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Camp Yosemite (1918)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Yosemite Valley, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Upper Dimond (1918-1919)]
|Oakland Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Oakland, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Mill Valley (1917)]
|San Francisco Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Mill Valley, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Olema (1918-1919)]
|San Francisco Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Olema, CA
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|[https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Training Camp-Cazadero (1920-1924)]
|San Francisco Area Council
|Closed
|Location: Cazadero, CA
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  | [[Trask Scout Reservation]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located above the sawpit dam off of Monrovia Canyon Park, in the City of Monrovia, Ca.
  | [[Trask Scout Reservation]] || San Gabriel Valley Council || Active || Located above the sawpit dam off of Monrovia Canyon Park, in the City of Monrovia, Ca.
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  | [[Verdugo Pines]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Verdugo Pines]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Wente Scout Reservation]] ||  San Fransico Bay Area Council || [http://www.sfbac.org/camping/wentescoutreservation Active] || 2200 Acres located in hills outside of Willits, CA
  | [https://history.ggacbsa.org/ Wente Scout Reservation (1959-Present)]||  Golden Gate Area Council || [http://www.sfbac.org/camping/wentescoutreservation Active] || Location: Willits, CA.  Originally called Willits Scout Reservation.  Renamed in 1978 after Carl F. Wente, President Bank of America.  2200 Acres, 80 Acre Scout Lake.  Legacy Council-Oakland Area Council
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  | [[Will J. Reid Reservation]] || Long Beach Area Council || Active ||
  | [[Will J. Reid Reservation]] || Long Beach Area Council || Active ||
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  | [[Camp Lowden]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Lowden]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Mansur]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Mansur]] ||  Illowa Council||  Closed||
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Located in Carbon Cliff, IL. Operated from 1919 - 1969
|-
  | [[Camp Napowan]] ||  Northwest Suburban Area Council || Active || Located near Wild Rose, Wisconsin.
  | [[Camp Napowan]] ||  Northwest Suburban Area Council || Active || Located near Wild Rose, Wisconsin.
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  | [[Camp Na-Se-Us-Kuk]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Na-Se-Us-Kuk]] ||  Illowa Council||  Operates under different name||
|-
Name was changed to Loud Thunder and is currently active
  | [[Camp Paden]] ||  ||  ||
|-
|-
  | [[Camp Paden]] ||  Galesburg Council||  Closed||
  | [[Camp Pearl]] ||  ||  ||
Located in Knoxville, IL. Operated pre-1924. Now Gilbert Park
|-
|-
  | [[Camp Pearl]] ||  Prairie Council||  Closed||
Was Located in Tennessee, IL. Operated from ? - 1969
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  | [[Camp Robert Drake]] || Prairielands Area Council || Active ||  Opened in 1932, Camp Robert Drake is located near Oakwood, Illinois.
  | [[Camp Robert Drake]] || Prairielands Area Council || Active ||  Opened in 1932, Camp Robert Drake is located near Oakwood, Illinois.
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  | [[Camp Saukenauk]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Saukenauk]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Shabena]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Shabena]] ||  Galesburg Council||  Closed||
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Located by Lake Braken, IL. Operted from 1924 - ?
|-
  | [[Camp Tawasentha]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Tawasentha]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Ernest Thompson Seton Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Ernest Thompson Seton Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Fellheimer Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Fellheimer Scout Reservation]] ||  Prairie Council||  Closed ||
|-
Located in Gilson, IL. Operated from 1970 - 2001
|-
  | [[Fort Dearborn Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Fort Dearborn Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Ingersoll Scout Reservation]] || W. D. Boyce Council || Active || Located just west of London Mills, Illinois, the reservation encompasses almost 1000 acres between Fulton and Knox Counties.
  | [[Ingersoll Scout Reservation]] || W. D. Boyce Council || Active || Located just west of London Mills, Illinois, the reservation encompasses almost 1000 acres between Fulton and Knox Counties.
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  | [[Loud Thunder Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Loud Thunder Scout Reservation]] ||  Illowa Council||  [https://loudthunder.org/ Active]||
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Located by Illinois City, IL.
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  | [[Namekagon Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Namekagon Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Rhodes-France Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Rhodes-France Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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|-
|[[Shady Beach]]
|Kewanee Council
|Closed
|Located in Geneseo. Operated pre 1924
|-
  | [[Tomo-chichi Knolls]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Tomo-chichi Knolls]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Albert]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Albert]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp C.S. Klaus]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp C.S. Klaus]] ||  Northeast Iowa Council||  Active||
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Located in Greeley, Iowa
|-
|[[Camp Burton]]
|Northeast Iowa Council
|Active
|Located by Durango, IA. Was dedicated on August 4, 1929.
|-
|[[Camp Dick Howes]]
|Clinton Council
|Closed
|Was located in Toronto, Iowa
|-
  | [[Camp Ingawanis]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Ingawanis]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Iten]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Iten]] ||  Buffalo Bill Council||  Closed||
|-
Was located in Maquoketa, Iowa 1931 - 1987
  | [[Camp Minneyata]] ||  ||  ||
|-
|-
  | [[Camp Minneyata]] ||  Buffalo Bill Area Council||  Closed||
Was located in Dixon, IA. Closed in 1994
|-
  | [[Camp Mitigwa]] || Mid-Iowa Area Council|| Active || 450 acres located outside of Woodward, Iowa, north of Des Moines.
  | [[Camp Mitigwa]] || Mid-Iowa Area Council|| Active || 450 acres located outside of Woodward, Iowa, north of Des Moines.
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|-
|[[Camp Peterson]]
|Davenport Council
|Closed
|
|-
  | [[Camp Osawan]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Osawan]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Beaumont Scout Reservation]] || [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || A 2,400 acres Scout property located within St. Louis County.
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  | [[Camp Arrowhead]] ||Ozark Trails Council || Active || Located in Marshfield, MO, This camp was started in 1924, and is the oldest continually operating Boy Scout Camp west of the Mississippi River.
  | [[Camp Arrowhead]] ||Ozark Trails Council || Active || Located in Marshfield, MO, This camp was started in 1924, and is the oldest continually operating Boy Scout Camp west of the Mississippi River.
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  | [[Camp Dan Sayre]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Dan Sayre]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Famous Eagle]] ||  || ||
  | [[S-F Scout Ranch#Camp Famous Eagle|Camp Famous Eagle]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[S-F Scout Ranch]]
  |-
| [[S-F Scout Ranch#Camp Gamble|Camp Gamble]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[S-F Scout Ranch]]
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  |-
  | [[Camp Geiger]] || Pony Express Council || [http://www.ponyexpressbsa.org/Camping/BoyScoutCamp/WelcomeLetter Active] || Located northwest of St. Joseph, Missouri in Andrew County, Missouri. It is one of the only two scout camps in the United States to use [[Mic-O-Say]] rather Order of the Arrow exclusively as its Scout honor society. It was first camp in the United States to offer Project C.O.P.E..
  | [[Camp Geiger]] || Pony Express Council || [http://www.ponyexpressbsa.org/Camping/BoyScoutCamp/WelcomeLetter Active] || Located northwest of St. Joseph, Missouri in Andrew County, Missouri. It is one of the only two scout camps in the United States to use [[Mic-O-Say]] rather Order of the Arrow exclusively as its Scout honor society. It was first camp in the United States to offer Project C.O.P.E..
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|-
|[[Beaumont Scout Reservation#Camp Grizzly & Cub World|Camp Grizzly & Cub World]]
|[[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]
|Active
|Cub Scout camp located within the [[Beaumont Scout Reservation]]
|-
  | [[Camp Hohn]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Hohn]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Lewallen]] ||St. Louis Area Council || Active || Opened in 1936, the camp is 580 acres and is located in Silva, Missouri.
  | [[Camp Lewallen]] ||[[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Opened in 1936, the camp is 580 acres and is located in Silva, Missouri.
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  |-
  | [[Camp Lone Star]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Lone Star]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Maries]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Maries]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp May]] || || ||
  | [[Beaumont Scout Reservation#Camp May|Camp May]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[Beaumont Scout Reservation]]
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Midland]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Midland]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Osceola]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Osceola]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Sakima]] || || ||
  | [[S-F Scout Ranch#Camp Sakima|Camp Sakima]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[S-F Scout Ranch]]
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Sunnen]] || Lewis & Clark Council || Active || Located in Potosi, Missouri,
  | [[Camp Sunnen]] || Greater St. Louis Area Council || Inactive || Located in Potosi, Missouri,
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Thunderbird]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Thunderbird]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Hohn Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Hohn Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Irondale Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Irondale Scout Reservation]]||  [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]||  Inactive||
|-
Irondale Scout Reservation was founded in Irondale, Missouri, in 1920. The camp was closed and sold in 1965.
| [[John S. Swift Explorer Base]] ||  || ||
|-
|-
  | [[Lake of the Ozarks Boy Scout Camps]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Lake of the Ozarks Boy Scout Camps]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Lone Dell Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Lone Dell Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Nagel Explorer Base]] || || ||
  | [[Beaumont Scout Reservation#Nagel Explorer Base|Nagel Explorer Base]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[Beaumont Scout Reservation]]
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  | [[Order of the Arrow Summer Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Order of the Arrow Summer Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Scudder Explorer Base]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Scudder Explorer Base]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[S-F Scout Ranch]] || Greater St. Louis Area Council || Active || Also know as the "S Bar F" as it is commonly known, it is located in Knob Lick, Missouri, and sits on 5,200-acres.
  | [[S-F Scout Ranch]] || [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Also know as the "S Bar F" as it is commonly known, it is located in Knob Lick, Missouri, and sits on 5,200-acres.
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  |-
  | [[St. Louis Adventure Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[St. Louis Adventure Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[St. Louis Area Council Camps]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[St. Louis Area Council Camps]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Swift Explorer Base]] || || ||
  | [[S-F Scout Ranch#Swift High Adventure Base|Swift High Adventure Base]]|| [[Greater St. Louis Area Council]]|| Active || Located within the [[S-F Scout Ranch]]
|}
|}


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  | [[Camp Potosi]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[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 Tres Ritos]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Tres Ritos]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Camp Wehinahpay]] || ||  ||
|-
|-
|[[Camp Jim Murray]]
  | [[Dowling Aq.Base]] ||  ||  ||
|[https://www.conquistador-bsa.net/ Conquistador Council]
|-
|[https://www.conquistador-bsa.net/ Active]
  | [[Philmont Scout Ranch]] ||  ||  ||
|Hobbs, NM 40 acer camp SW side of Hobbs by airport. District events, Shooting ranges and overnight camping.
|-
|-
  | [[Wehinahpay Mountain Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Dowling Aq.Base]] ||  [https://www.conquistador-bsa.net/ Conquistador Council]||  Active||
Carlsbad, NM. On the Pecos River. Overnight camping.
|-
|[[Hay Canyon Outpost]]
|[https://www.conquistador-bsa.net/ Conquistador Council]
|Active
|Wehinahpay Back Country Outpost. Primitive camping only.
|-
  | [[Philmont Scout Ranch]] ||  National High Adventure Base||  Active||Cimarron, NM
|-
  | [[Wehinahpay Mountain Camp]] ||  [https://www.conquistador-bsa.net/ Conquistador Council]||  [https://www.wmc-boyscouts.org/ Active]||Sacramento, NM. Resident Camp, High Adventure Camp
|}
|}


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  | [[Camp Askenonta]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Askenonta]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Babcock-Hovey]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Babcock-Hovey]] ||  Seneca Waterways Council||  Closed||
|-
Sold to the state in 2023 for $9 billion to support the bankruptcy of the BSA
  | [[Camp Barton]] ||  || ||
|-
  | [[Camp Barton]] || Baden-Powell Council || Active || Summer camp situated on Cayuga Lake - one of the Finger Lakes in NYS
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Bedford]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Bedford]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Bullowa]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Bullowa]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Cutler]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Cutler]] ||  Seneca Waterways Council||  Active||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Dittmer]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Dittmer]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Hayden]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Hayden]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Kingsley]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Kingsley]] ||  Leatherstocking Council||  Active||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Kunatah]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Kunatah]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Onondaga]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Onondaga]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Portaferry]] ||  || ||
  | [[Camp Portaferry]] ||  Closed|| ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Pouch]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Pouch]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Purchas]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Purchas]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Russell]] ||  || ||
  | [[Camp Russell]] ||  Closed|| ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Sam Wood]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Sam Wood]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Turrell]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Turrell]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Tuscarora]] || ||  ||
  | [[https://www.bpcouncil.org/camping/tuscarora-scouts-bsa-summer-camp/tuscarora-summer-camp/ Camp Tuscarora]] || Baden-Powell Council  || Active || 1100 acre summer camp situated in the foothills of the Catskills and boarders NY and PA state game land. Center of Camp Tuscarora features Summit Lake.
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  | [[Camp Twelve Pines]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Twelve Pines]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Wakpominee]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Wakpominee]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Woodland (cub?)]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Woodland (cub?)|Camp Woodland]] ||  Longhouse Council||  Active||
|-
Located in Constantia, NY. Home of Cub camp in the summer and available for troop and family camping year round.
|-
  | [[Cedarlands Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Cedarlands Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Lake George Island Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Lake George Island Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Massawepie Scout Camps]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Massawepie Scout Camps]] ||  Seneca Waterways Council||  Active||Located in the Adirondacks. Made up of the Camp Pioneer, the main camp where summer camps are held, and Camp Mountaineer. Camp Mountaineer was originally used for a trekking program and is currently being repurposed for family and group camping.
|-
|-
  | [[Massawepie Trails]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Massawepie Trails]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Northern Lights Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Northern Lights Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Onterora]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Onterora]] ||  Theodore Roosevelt Council||  Active||
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  | [[Ram’s Gulch]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Ram’s Gulch]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Rotary Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Rotary Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Sabattis Adventure Camp]] || Patriots' Path Area Council || [http://www.camps.ppbsa.org/camps/sac/ Active] || Located in the Adirondack State Park in New York State.
  | [[Sabattis Adventure Camp]] || Patriots' Path Area Council || Closed || Located in the Adirondack State Park in New York State.
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  |-
  | [[Stratton Mt. Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Stratton Mt. Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Tri-Mount Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Tri-Mount Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Tuscarora Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Tuscarora Scout Reservation]] ||  Baden Powell Council ||  Active||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Wm.H.Pouch Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Wm.H.Pouch Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Avery Hand]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Avery Hand]] ||  ||  ||
|-
| [[Camp Baden Powell]] || [[Chief Logan Coucil]] || Closed || Located near Ironton, Ohio.
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  | [[Camp Berry]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Berry]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Birch]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Birch]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Buckeye]] || || ||
  | [[Camp Buckeye]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed || Part of the [[Leveque Scout Reservation]], located near Logan, Ohio. Summer programs were transfered to [[Camp Falling Rock]] in 1987. Property was closed and sold in 1999.
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  |-
| [[Camp Burroghs]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Active || Renamed [[Camp Lazurus]] sometime after 1925
|-
  | [[Camp Butler]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Butler]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Chickagami]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Chickagami]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Falling Rock]] || || ||
  | [[Camp Falling Rock]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Active || Located North of Newark, Ohio.
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Frontier]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Frontier]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Lakota]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Lakota]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Lazarus]] || || ||
  | [[Camp Lazarus]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Active || Located near Delaware, Ohio
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Longhorn]] || || ||
  | [[Camp Longhorn]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed || Part of the [[Leveque Scout Reservation]], located near Logan, Ohio. Summer programs were transfered to [[Camp Falling Rock]] in 1987. Property closed and sold in 1999
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  |-
  | [[Camp Manatoc]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Manatoc]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Camp Miakonda]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Miakonda]] ||  ||  ||
|-
| [[Camp Mingo]] || [[Chief Logan Council]] || Closed || Located near Chillicothe, Ohio. Closed and sold in 1962 to open [[Chief Logan Scout Reservation]]
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Myron Kahn]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Myron Kahn]] ||  ||  ||
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Oyo]] ||  ||  ||
| [[Camp Omega]] || possibly [[Chief Logan Council]] || Closed || Located near Omega, Ohio
|-
  | [[Camp Oyo]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Active || Located near Portsmouth, Ohio
  |-
| [[Camp Ro]] || [[Central Ohio Council]] || Closed || Located near Lancaster Ohio. Camp was at varous times co-owned, leased, and transfered between the BSA, Rotary, Kiwanis Club, and YMCA. Remaining a shared facillity among their youth programs. Camp was renamed to [[Camp Ki-Y-Ro]] in 1949. Camp was ultamately sold in 1988.
  |-
| [[Camp Ro-Fre-La]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Active || Renamed [[Camp Lazurus]] sometime after 1925.
  |-
  |-
  | [[Camp Stambaugh]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Stambaugh]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Stigwandish]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Stigwandish]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Central Ohio Council Boy Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Central Ohio Council Scout Reservation]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed || Also known as [[Leveque Scout Reservation]], and [[Greenhorn Scout Reservation]]. It was located near Logan, Ohio. Reservation was devided into [[Camp Longhorn]] and [[Camp Buckeye]]. Summer programs were transfered to  [[Camp Falling Rock]] in 1987. Property was closed and sold in 1999.
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  |-
  | [[Chief Logan Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Chief Logan Reservation]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed ||Closed in 2021, programs transfered to [[Camp Falling Rock]]
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  |-
  | [[Clendening Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Clendening Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Fort Steuben Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Fort Steuben Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  |-
  | [[Leveque Scout Reservation]] ||  || ||
  | [[Greenhorn Scout Reservation]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed || Also known as [[Leveque Scout Reservation]] or [[Central Ohio Council Scout Reservation]]. It was located near Logan, Ohio. Reservation was devided into [[Camp Longhorn]] and [[Camp Buckeye]]. Summer programs were transfered to  [[Camp Falling Rock]] in 1987. Property was closed and sold in 1999.
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| [[Camp Ki-Y-Ro]] || [[Central Ohio Council]] || Closed || Located near Lancaster Ohio. Camp was at varous times co-owned, leased, and transfered between the BSA, Rotary, Kiwanis Club, and YMCA. Remaining a shared facillity among their youth programs. Camp was ultamately sold in 1988.
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  | [[Leveque Scout Reservation]] || [[Simon Kenton Council]] || Closed || Also known as [[Greenhorn Scout Reservation]] or [[Central Ohio Council Scout Reservation]]. It was located near Logan, Ohio. Reservation was devided into [[Camp Longhorn]] and [[Camp Buckeye]]. Summer programs were transfered to  [[Camp Falling Rock]] in 1987. Property was closed and sold in 1999.
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  | [[Muskingum Valley Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Muskingum Valley Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Ophir Falls]] || [[Chief Logan Council]] || Closed || Located near Jackson, Ohio. Closed and sold sometime in the early 1950s
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  | [[Pioneer Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Pioneer Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Lewis]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[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]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Melakwa]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Coffman]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Coffman]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Conewago]] || York-Adams Area Council || ||
  | [[Camp Conewago]] || New Birth of Freedom Council || open || not a summer camp but used for Scouting activities
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  | [[Camp Ganoga closed 1945]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Ganoga closed 1945]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Trexler]] || Minsi Trails Area Council || Active ||  900-acre reservation located in Jonas, PA, this reservation is home to Akelaland Cub Scout camp, Settlers Boy Scout camp and Hawkeye Wilderness camp.
  | [[Camp Trexler]] || Minsi Trails Area Council || Active ||  900-acre reservation located in Jonas, PA, this reservation is home to Akelaland Cub Scout camp, Settlers Boy Scout camp and Hawkeye Wilderness camp.
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  | [[Camp Tuckahoe]] || York-Adams Area Council || Active || The 1300 acre site is located a few miles west of Dillsburg, PA, on the border of Cumberland and York Counties.
  | [[Camp Tuckahoe]] || New Birth of Freedom Council || Active || The 1300 acre site is located a few miles west of Dillsburg, PA, on the border of Cumberland and York Counties.
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  | [[Camp Ware]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Ware]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[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.
  | [[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]] ||   || Active ||
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  | [[Heritage Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Heritage Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Hidden Valley Scout Reservation]] || || ||
  | [[Hidden Valley Scout Reservation]] || New Birth of Freedom Council || Active ||
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  | [[Horseshoe Scout Reservation]]<ref group=note name= "Horseshoe"/> || Chester County Area Council || Active || Located on the Mason-Dixon line separating Pennsylvania and Maryland.  Divided into two camps: Camp Horseshoe, in Rising Sun, Maryland, and Camp John H. Ware, III, in Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
  | [[Horseshoe Scout Reservation]]<ref group=note name= "Horseshoe"/> || Chester County Area Council || Active || Located on the Mason-Dixon line separating Pennsylvania and Maryland.  Divided into two camps: Camp Horseshoe, in Rising Sun, Maryland, and Camp John H. Ware, III, in Fulton Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
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  | [[Weygadt Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Weygadt Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Wizard Ranch]] || York-Adams Area Council || Active ||
  | [[Wizard Ranch]] || New Birth of Freedom Council || Active || Scouting activities, not traditional summer camp
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  | [[Camp Wilderness]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[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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  | [[Albright Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Albright Scout Reservation]] ||  [[Heart of Virginia Council]]||  Closed||
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Camp closed as of August 2022.
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  | [[Blue Ridge Mountain Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Blue Ridge Mountain Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Bowman Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Bowman Scout Camp]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Baird]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Baird]] ||  ||  ||
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| [[Camp Brady Saunders]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Chickahominy]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Chickahominy]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Lions]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Lions]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Powhatan]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Powhatan]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Rock Enon]] ||  || ||
  | [[Camp Rock Enon]] ||Shenandoah Area || Active || Located at 292 Rock Enon Springs Rd, Gore, VA 22637
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  | [[Camp Roland]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Roland]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp S. Douglas Fleet]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://hovc.org/douglas-fleet/ Camp S. Douglas Fleet]||  [[Heart of Virginia Council]]||  Active||
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Part of Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation in Goochland, VA.
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  | [[Camp Shenandoah]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Shenandoah]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Siouan]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Siouan]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp T. Brady Saunders]] ||  ||  ||
  | [https://bradysaunders.net Camp T. Brady Saunders]||  [[Heart of Virginia Council]]||  Active||
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Part of Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation in Goochland, VA.
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  | [[Camp Washington]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Washington]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Claytor Lake Aq.Base]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Claytor Lake Aq.Base]] ||  ||  ||
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|[https://cubadventurecamp.net Cub Adventure Camp]
|[[Heart of Virginia Council]]
|Active
|Part of Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation in Goochland, VA.
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  | [[Goshen Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Goshen Scout Reservation]] ||  ||  ||
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  | [[Camp Black Mountain]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Black Mountain]] ||  ||  ||
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|Camp Bogardus
|Mount Baker
|Open
|Owned by the Troop 90 Trust - Located on San Juan Island - Open only to Scout Units; Contact: SJTroop4090@gmail.com
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  | [[Camp Bonaparte]] ||  ||  ||
  | [[Camp Bonaparte]] ||  ||  ||
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