Massachusetts Scout Camps - SCOUTER Net Compass
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Camp Norse is the Southeastern Massachusetts' official Cub Scout summer facility providing the most exciting, theme-oriented programs. Operated by the Annawon Council, this 350 click
This site from the Scouts NewEngland Web Site details every camp property of every council in this state. click
Official Site -Camp Cachalot occupies 880 acres & has a pond/lake (10 or more acres) that offers swimming, boating, canoeing, and possible limited sailing. They offer tent camps click
At Knox Trail Council's 250 acre camp scouts will find facilities which include; 11 Troop Campsites, modern kitchen & a 250 person dining hall. Also known as the E. Paul Robsh click
For more than 50 years, Greenough Scout Reservation has been available to fulfill the outdoor ambitions of Scouts on the Cape and Islands. Encompassing over 300 acres of woodlan click
Main Site - At Knox Trail Council's 250 acre camp scouts will find facilities which include; 11 Troop Campsites, modern kitchen facilities, a 250 person dining hall, etc. Camp R click
Outdated web page from 2002 Camp - Camp Cachalot offers a balanced summer camp program. Earning merit badges that may not be easily earned at home is only one part of camp. click
Located in Rehoboth MA. Occupies 100 acres. They offer tent camping, winter cabins and an activity field for atheletics and camporees. click
This site gives details on all Massachusetts Boy Scout Camps including local weather forecasts, map coordinates, driving directions, and an opportunity for you to leave your own click
Located in Plymouth, MA, the camp has Five Winterized cabins with capacities of 14 to 24, 120-person capacity Lodge/Dining Hall & 15 tenting sites. click
25 Minutes from downtown Boston & located in Milton MA. Fully-stocked Scout Store on the premises. click
The camp occupies 110 acres on Winnekeag Lake (which is 10 acres or more). The camp offers swimming, boating and canoeing, tent campsites, Adirondacks (lean-to) shelters and win click
Camp Collier, in Gardner, MA is leased to the Nashua Valley Council by the Monadnock Trust. click
The camp occupies 57 and offers tent campsites for overnight camping. It has no lake or pond waterfront. Located in Acton, Massachusetts. click
It's a 100 acre BSA campground on the beautiful Island of Nantucket. It's a 2.5 hour ferry boat ride to the Island. You can take your car accross or park it and leave it in Hyan click
The camp occupies 521 acres. Located near "Scout Pond" (more than 10 acres) and offers for swimming, boating and canoeing, tent camp sites, Adirondack (lean-to) shelters and win click
Nobscot Scout Reservation is located in Framingham / Sudbury, and is available for weekend camping throughout the year. We also conduct an extensive Outdoor Education program fo click
The camp occupies 250 acres and has an 18 acre pond named "Little Pond." They have a Health Lodge that is staffed 24 hours a day with certified medical personnel. Their Trading click
Consists of over 1600 wooded acres and a 90 acre lake. They offer four weeks of Boy Scout summer camp and one week of Junior Leader Training. They have a dining hall for the cam click
The camp occupies 1600 acres. Offers a lake (more than 50 acres) for swimming, boating, canoeing and sailing. They also offer tent camp sites, Adirondack (lean-to) shelters and click
Beginning in the 1970s, facilities began slowly expanding at Camp Squanto, while no significant improvements were made at Child, just routine maintenance. As time went on, the l click
Staff Alumni Site - The camp has many new features including reprising the Casoni Museum. There are a lot of good photos of camp on this site as well. click
Pioneer Valley Council maintained information for its camps. Official Site. click
Camp Squanto - Plymouth MA, Old Colony Council's Official Website for the camp. click
A History of Camp Acton - 1955 to 1997. Site gives historic details of the camp. Website is that of the Action Conservation Land Fund. click
From the Scout Camp USA Book website, here is another place where you can read the thoughts & evaluations from other scout leaders across the nation. click
The Camp Acton Conservation Area, a property formerly owned by the Boy Scouts, was acquired by the town in1996 with the aid of a Self Help grant. Now owned by the Land Stewards click
Dedicated website promoting this island camp. We provide a year round camping facility for the use of all Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts. We do not offer any program; however, we do click
Basic information from the council website on weekend usage. See also the official http://www.campcachalot.org/ site for summer programs, click
This massive 107 page (PDF) guide was compiled by the Order of the Arrow & Northeast Region BSA Headquarters. Very helpful guide. click
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