Camp Old Indian Information
Camp Old Indian is available for use by units during the off-season (non-summer months) except during special events. The camp covers 1,100 acres and has three lakes for swimming, boating, and fishing. COI is great for new troops or Webelos Dens. Water is available year-round at designated locations. There is no fee for unit camping.
Features:
Adirondacks-three sided shelters that sleep either 4 or 8
Cabins-sleep 16 to 18
Program Shelters-great for cookouts and gatherings
Activity Field-softball, Frisbee, or games
Amphitheater-for outside programs and pageants, holds 400 persons
Dining Hall and Conference Center-fee for use
Directions:
Take Hwy 25 north from Greenville approximately 20 miles. Exit onto Old 25 approximately 1 mile north of Hwy 11 underpass and follow signs 6 miles to Camp Old Indian.
Links
Troop 210 will return to the Big Rock Adirondacks the second week of camp, June 17-23. The Big Rock campsite, as well as much of the rest of Camp Old Indian, has undergone a major facelift, with some new Adirondacks, and an all new plumbing system and latrines for the whole camp. Summer camp is the best time of the year to be a scout! Reserve your place today!
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Indian dancers Perform at Family Night Campfire
Forms
( Some of the forms indicate that they are 2005 forms, instead of 2007. While this is an error on the council site, the forms are materially unchanged, except for the date.)
