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Indiana Boy Scout Camps - ScoutCamp.org
This site gives details on all Indiana Boy Scout Camps including local weather forecasts, map coordinates, driving directions, and an opportunity for you to leave your own comments & reviews about the camps. Non BSA Camp sites are also listed.
Indiana Boy Scout Camps
This is a partial listing of scout camps from around the state. This site organized by Troop 488.
AWAC - Camp Chief Little Turtle
Camp Chief Little Turtle is strategically located midway between Chicago, Detroit, and Indianapolis. COPE, cabins, trails, wildlife areas, and showers are open year round.
COAC - Camp Bear Creek
Bear Creek has 331 acres of rugged & heavily timbered camping areas on Bear Creek. Canoeing is available on nearby Whitewater River. Near Connersville IN, this camp has a dining hall, swimming pool, 10 campsites, outpost sites, and two lakes.
COAC - Camp Belzer
Camp Belzer has 130 acres of rugged & wooded campsites on Fall Creek. It is close to Interstate I-465 and easy access to downtown Indianapolis. The Akela Trail for Cub Scouts & the base for Voyageur Canoe Training program & outfitting are both here.
COAC - Camp Bradford
The largest camp in Crossroads of America Council, Camp Bradford has 1600 acres of very beautiful camping areas, and offers wilderness type camping at its best. A self-reliant camp for self-reliant units, it has hiking trails, cliff climbing and survival.
COAC - Camp Kikthawenund
This camp is northeast of Indianapolis in Frankton IN and rests on 300 acres. It has a Swimming pool, Lake, River, canoes are also available. There is also a Dining Hall & Winter Facilities.
COAC - Camp Redwing
Camp Redwing has 134 acres of rolling land and timber on White River. Canoeing is available on White River and the nearby reservoir. The camp is rich in the lore of the Delaware Indians. This Crossroads of America Council camp is in Muncie IN.
COAC - Camp Redwing
This site has extensive information about the camp including a lot of details about Firecrafters, SeaScouts, and Camp History.
COAC - Ransburg Scout Reservation
Main page for this camp which is also the home camp of the Firecrafter organization. There are a lot of photos of the camp as well as special prgrams like Ransburg Ranch, which offers a variety of Equine activities that adds to the excitement.
COAC - Ransburg Scout Reservation
Lake Monroe has long been enjoyed by Hoosiers as a great weeklong or weekend get-away location. Superb fishing, boating, sailing, canoeing, and water-skiing draws thousands annually to the state�s largest lake. The camp is 624 acres.
HTC - Camp Louis Ernst
This 160 acre primative camp is located in Dupont IN. The council web site makes no mention of the facility.
HTC - Maumee Scout Reservation
The Maumee Scout Reservation of Hoosier Trails Council consists of 605 acres in the northwest corner of Jackson County in the middle of the Hoosier National Forest. The camp has a 56 acre lake. There are 11 campsites, and 2 cabins for year round use.
SC - Camp Buffalo
Camp Buffalo is situated on a large wooded property along the Tippecanoe River in North Central Indiana. Along with the river, the camp boasts of a pond that soon will be a lake, heavily wooded campsites,
SC - Franklin L. Cary Camp
Cary Camp is located east of Lafayette Indiana and is owned by the Sagamore Council. This is the primary cub scout camping facility for the council.
WVC - Camp Krietenstein
Primary Boy Scout long term summer camp. Located in Center Point IN on 150 acres. Lake. Rowboats, Canoes, Sailboats available.
IN - Camp Sassafras
Camp Sassafras is the local Linton Boy Scout camp grounds. The campgrounds are only a short distance out of town on Boulton Road, east of Fairview Cemetery. The grounds were given to the scouts by Templeton Mining Company.
IN - Scout Ridge Nature Preserve
A part of the Morgan-Monroe State Forest, This 24,000 acre expanse has Scout Ridge Youth Tent Campground is available for scouts or other groups. Sites in Scout Ridge Campground are larger than regular campground sites & there are several picnic tables.

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