Suffolk County Council (Boy Scouts of America)

Organization

• History

Camps

• 13 campsites. Each site has a permanent flagpole, fire-pit, wooden platforms, sinks with drains. During the summer months these platforms have heavy canvas tents on them and carports in the site's center.
• 5 cabins. Each cabin has its own unique charm ranging from lean-to's around it, newly renovated bathroom, or wood-burning stoves for heat.
• Dining hall with commercial grade kitchen, capable of serving upwards of 300 people. This building also has a full PA system, with projectors and screens on either end. The one end also has a newly installed gas-powered fireplace. Perfect for hosting a Blue & Gold, Red & Green, Court of Honor or another Scouting event.
• 3 training rooms. These rooms can hold between 20 and 100 people, and are all capable of having projectors, flip charts, and white boards.
• A freshwater lake. In here Scouts can go swimming, small boat sailing, canoeing, row boating, kayaking, snorkeling, and SCUBA. The swimming end of the lake is also capable of having a floating trampoline and an inflatable floating iceberg slide. *Boats are available for rental and use off of camp property with prior approval.
• A 32-foot climbing tower, with three levels of difficulty and a rappelling wall.
• A low-C.O.P.E. course with 7 elements of varying difficulty
• A high-C.O.P.E. course
• An outdoor campfire arena, with seating for 280, outdoor lighting, and electricity.
• Rifle range, equipped for night shooting and covered over for inclement weather. BB Guns available for younger Scouts.
• Archery range, including a separate area for Mountain Man activities and a Field Course.
• Full orienteering course

  Order of the Arrow