Many Point Scout Camp

"Best camp in the world. Grew up there essentially. Keep on being the best."

"I remember coming here with scouts Canada. All the American scouts were looking at us like we were aliens. I believe we were the first ever scouts group to go there from Canada, but I may be mistaken. Had a blast at this scout camp. Many good and bad memories. Always hated the seaweed/algee coming back in without a canoe or kayak from the floating Islands. Very fun guides and a load of fun things to do with your scouts group. Bought a $23 knife that lasted years. Definitely would recommend going if you get a chance, it's worth it!"

"It isa large wooded camp next to Many Point lake. They have several camps. We chose the dining hall camp where they prepare the food. The Scouts work on merit badges mostly in the morning. In the afternoon they have troop activities like volleyball, disk golf, climbing wall and rappelling. In the evening they can individually go to areas such as water activities. They have a trampoline on the lake. They have various boats and fishing activities. Several of the campsites have screen buildings."

"Stayed at 10 chiefs. Extremely fun and with great staff. Love the outdoors with it having almost no light pollution with great scenery, fun activities, clean lake, and great for pictures. Its perfect for bsa scouts looking for a camp and even though they highly discourage phones i think its good so you see more scouts doing other activities and have large quantities. Also saw troops from all over the country and shows how much people like it there. Ive been there three times and enjoyed the years you could go and interact with others. Overall i loved the break from the world and just spend the nights in the wilderness even though the bugs are bad but not as bad as the ones at wilderness. The merit badges were fun to learn and overall a real good camp for bsa members all over the world"

"Great outdoor space. Best scout camp our family has ever experienced."