Flint River Council BSA
Thunder Scout Reservation
1166 Dripping Rock Rd
Molena, GA 30258
706-646-2255
E-mail: bolt@thunderbsa.org

Flint River Council BSA
P.O. Box 173
Griffin, Georgia 30224
(770) 227-4556

"Welcome to the summer camping season at the Thunder Scout Reservation. We have a tremendous facility for you and your troop to experience the best part of Scouting's outdoor program...Summer Camp!!! Many activities await you and your Scouts at Camp Thunder. Everything from the thrill of experiencing the natural beauty of our Reservation, to earning merit badges, to completing rank advancement, to taking part in the special activities we have planned. Leaders, whether on board for the entire week or just for one night, will also have plenty of activities available."

Our camp staff is committed to providing you the best possible program. Our goal is to be friendly and responsive to the needs of your unit and to set an excellent example of what good Scouts should be to all those attending camp. The staff has been carefully selected and trained to assist in your stay. They stand ready to help you at any time.

We continue to adjust, expand, and develop our program. We feel that the 2000 program will be our best and most energetic effort ever. Please take time to prepare for your adventure at Camp Thunder. In order for us to best meet your needs, it will be important to plan your troop activities and advancement. Please take time before camp to determine what your troop program requirements are and communicate that information to us before you arrive. That will give us the opportunity to assist you in meeting your goals.

If you have any questions, special needs, or just want to talk about your week in camp, feel free to contact us. We will be happy to work with your troop in any way we can. Again, we are glad to have you on board as a member of the Thunder team in 2000.

Other Programs and Merit Badges: Lot's of other programs and activities are available during Summer Camp. With the Aquatics Program, Waterfront Activities, Fine Arts and Technology Program, Nature Ecology Program, Health and Wellness Program, Shooting Sports Program, and Scoutcraft Programs, which include over 40 Merit Badges and other awards and certifications, you'll find lot's of things you want to do. Enjoy Summer Camp and make the most of your time!

Our web site options (http://thunderbsa.org/camp_thunder/summrcmp.htm

Register Your Troop for Summer Camp Online!

Specialty Programs & General Information
The Buckskin Program for First Year Scouts
FDR Program -- American Heritage and Disability Awareness
The Eagle Trail Program for Senior Scouts
Project C.O.P.E. Program for Senior Scouts
Mountain Biking Program for Senior Scouts
Other Programs and Activities

General Information
For the Good of the Camp
Summer Camp Fee Schedule
Pre-Camp Checklist
Map of Camp Thunder

Participation in the weekly specialty programs are subject to limitations in size. Participation will be on a first come first serve basis.

Participation in Biking Program, and COPE is limited to First Class Scouts and at least thirteen (13) years of age before January 1.

Hiawathaland Council
2210 U.S. 41 South
Marquette, MI 49855
906-249-1461

"Camp Hiawatha but it is a "back to basics" camp where patrols do their own cooking on sheepherder stoves. They offer several High Adventure trips using the camp as a base. One to Grand Island, another to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, and a river canoeing trip ( no whitewater). This year they had an International Venturing Camp that included a troop from Denmark. Last year they had a troop from Zimbabwe. The staff will accomodate practically anything. Camp director "grampa" Joe Erickson is just fantastic, call him with your needs and he will bend over backwards to help you. Contact Joe Erickson at the Hiawathaland Council Service Center in Marquette. (2210 US 41 South, Marquette, MI 49855 1-800-236-1441 email: hiawabsa@up.lib.mi.us) "

Camp Hiawatha is located in the heart of the Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan’s beautiful Upper Peninsula. Our 800 acres of wilderness forest lend themselves well to the "Back-to Basics", traditional camping experience we offer. One of our eight well designed, Self contained campsites is waiting to provide a unique setting for your troop. Patrol cooking on sheepherder stoves, swimming in Bunting Lake and a variety of outdoor programs are also blended into our rustic setting. Let the whisper of the wind in the pines lull you to sleep and the hauntingly beautiful call of the Bunting Lake loons awake you to another day of fun filled adventu