Council Geographic Area Information

• This Boy Scout Council became incorporated in January 9, 1931. They have two districts, Angle Tree District and Sachem District.

• Serving - Attleboro, Attleboro Falls, Barrowsville, Berkley, Carver, Chartley, Dighton, Dodgeville, East Mansfield, East Middleboro, East Pembroke, East Taunton, Hebronville, Lakeville, Mansfield, Middleboro, Monponsett, Myricks, North Attleborough, North Dighton, North Lakeville, North Middleboro, Norton, Quincy, Raynham, Raynham Center, Silver Beach, South Carver, South Middleboro, Taunton, and West Mansfield.

Boy Scout Camp Information

The Annawon Council has an agreement with the Narragansett Boy Scout Council. By this agreement Cub Scouts from both councils attend Camp Norse for Cub Scout Resident Camp. Boy Scouts from Annawon Council attend Cachalot Scout Reservation which is 880 acres and owned/operated by the Narragansett Council. Boy Scouts from all over use Camp Norse, which is 350 acres, during the off season. But, during the summer it is strictly a Cub Scout camp except for "Tribal Camp" which is for Boy Scouts as well as Venturing Scouts. During the summer Camp Norse is known as Camp Norse Cub World.


Cachalot Scout Reservation

Has been offering Scout Camping for sixty-one years (1946-2007).

Camp Location:
Camp Cachalot
Myles Standish State Forest
Plymouth, MA 02360

See our Narragansett Council Web Page for details on this camp.

Cub Scout Camp Information

Camp Norse
112 Parting Ways Road
Kingston, MA 02364
TEL: (781) 585-2262

Click HERE to visit the Official Camp Norse Web Site

Camp Norse has been serving Scouts since 1934. The camp occupies 320+ acres and is located on Darby Pond (10 or more acres) in Plymouth and Kingston, Massachusetts. They offer swimming in a built-in pool and a waterfront for boating, canoeing, and possible limited sailing. They offer tent campsites, Adirondack (three wall cabins) shelters, and winter cabins for overnight groups, an activity field for athletics and camporees, boats and/or canoes for overnight groups, a Cub Scout Day Camp Program, and a dining hall during summer camp.

The camp is within minutes of Cape Cod Canal Bike Path, Plymouth Rock, Plimouth Plantation, the Mayflower, Myles Standish Forest, and King Richard's Faire. It makes a great base camp or a starting point for any trips to the Cape Cod and Boston area. They have an on-site Camp Ranger and a well-stocked Trading Post. Camp Norse provides a year round camping experience. During the summer Camp Norse becomes the official SEMCA (Southeastern Massachuetts Camping Association) Cub Scout summer facility providing Cub Resident Camp for all age Cub Scouts, Cub Scout Day Camp, Cub/Parent Weekends, and Family Camp. This Resident Camp serves Cubs, leaders and parents from the Annawon, Narragansett, and Old Colony Councils, as well as any Cub Scout that would like to attend. It is also open to any Cub Scout Pack looking for a great Resident Camp program for their Cubs. They have a "Cub World" program, that allows Cub Scouts, parents and leaders to camp for 2 nights and 3 days or 4 nights and 5 days in one of five different area campsites. For questions regarding summer programs and to recieve a brochure call the Council Service Center 508-286-9202 ext. 202 or E-mail: info@annawonbsa.org

2007 Camp Rates

BB=Built-in Bunks, WS=Wood Stove, GH=Gas Heat, E=Electricity
Minimum rental of (3) Adirondack's to reserve the campsite.
The camp ranger will collect a $25 security deposit and $1 per camper from you upon arrival.




FACILITY	CAPACITY	BSA Group Prices	Non-BSA Group Prices
Tent Camping	n/a	$5 + $1 Per Camper	$10 + $1 Per Camper
Adirondack's (5 available for rent)	sleep 6 each BB	$5 per weekend	$10 per weekend
Line Cabins (4 available for rent)	sleep 8 each, BB-GH-E	$30 per weekend	$40 per weekend
Lief Cabin	sleeps 12 WS	$35 per weekend	$45 per weekend
Olaf Cabins	sleeps 21 WS	$35 per weekend	$45 per weekend
Magee Cabin (co-ed)	sleeps 32 BB-WS-E	$45 per weekend	$55 per weekend
Kiwanis Craft Cabin (co-ed)	sleeps 32 BB-WS-E	$45 per weekend	$55 per weekend
Dining Hall (additional 50% surcharge for propane heat)	Seats 150 GH	$50 per weekend	-
Kitchen & Dining Hall	n/a	$100 per weekend	-
.22 Rifle Range	n/a	$30 per 1.5 Hours	$45 per 1.5 Hours

Call their Council Service Center for a Rental Application at (508) 286-9202.



Directions to Camp Norse

• Take Route 495 south to Route 44 east to the Middleboro Rotary. Stay on route 44 until the end. Take a right at the end of 44 onto route 58. Take your first left onto High Street (across from Super Sports). Follow for four miles. Camp entrance is on the right.

• From Brockton: Route 27 to Route 58. . Take a left onto High Street (across from Super Sports). Follow for four miles. Camp entrance is on the right.

• From Boston/Canton/Quincy/Sagamore Bridge: Route 3 to Plymouth (south from Boston Areas-north from Sagamore Bridge areas) and exit onto Route 44 in Plymouth towards Carver. Travel on 44 and turn right onto Route 80. Route 80 turns right at Sacred Heart School and Parting Ways Road continues straight. DO NOT TURN RIGHT. Continue straight onto Parting Ways Rd. Camp is about 1 mile on the left.

• From New Bedford/Fall River/Bourne Bridge: Route 195 to Route 495 north. Exit 2 for Route 58 to Federal Furnace Rd. This brings you into Plymouth. Turn left onto Seven Hills Road and turn left onto Route 44 and right onto Route 80. Route 80 turns right at Sacred Heart School and Parting Ways Road continues straight. DO NOT TURN RIGHT. Continue straight onto Parting Ways Rd. Camp is about 1 mile on the left.

Order of the Arrow Lodge Information

Tulpe Lodge #245, Section NE-1B

Click HERE to visit the Official Tulpe Lodge Web Site

This O.A. Lodge started in 1935. Their turtle shell lodge symbol came from the turtles from Camp Norse. Apparently it was custom at the time to hollow out a turtle shell and use it as a neckerchief slide.