Council Geographic Area Information

• Serving - Barnstable, Bass River, Bourne, Bournedale, Brewster, Buzzards Bay, Camp, Edwards, Cape Cod, Cataumet, Centerville, Chatham, Chatham Port, Chilmark, Cotuit, Craigville, Cummaquid, Dennis, Dennis Port, E. Brewster, E. Dennis, E. Falmouth, E. Harwich, E. Harwich, E. Orleans, E. Sandwich, Eastham, Edgartown, Falmouth, Falmouth Heights, Forestdale, Gay Head, Gray Gables, Harwich, Harwich Port, Hachville, Hyannis, Hyannis Port, Marston Mills, Martha's Vineyard, Mashpee, Menemsha, Monument Beach, N. Chatham, N. Eastham, N. Falmouth, N. Harwich, N. Truro, Nantucket, New Seabury, Oak Bluffs, Orleans, Osterville, Otis Air Force Base, Otis Field, Pleasant Lake, Pocasset, Popponesset Beachprovincetown, S. Chatham, S. Dennis, S. Harwich, S. Orleans, S. Wellfleet, S. Yarmouth, Sagamore, Sagamore Beach, Sandwich, Santuit, Siasconset, Teaticket, Tisbury, Truro, Vineyard Haven, W. Aquoit, W. Barnstable, W. Chatham, W. Chop, W. Dennis, W. Falmouth, W. Harwich, W. Hyannis Port, W. Yarmouth, Wellfleet, Woods Hole, Yarmouth, and Yarmouth Port

Boy Scout Camp Information

• Camp Greenough Scout Reservation
  Pine St, Yarmouth, MA 02675
  Council Office Phone: (508) 362-4322
  Camp Phone: (508) 362-3428
  Lat: 41.703447 Lon: -70.236181
  Click HERE for a Camp Map.
  Click HERE for a Topographic Map of the Area.

  The camp occupies 300 acres on Cape Cod, MA and has a 35 acre pond with a sandy beach that offers swimming, sailboating and canoeing. The camp has tent camp sites, Adirondack (lean-to) shelters and winter cabins for overnight use and family camping, an activity field for athletics and camporess, a Cub Scout Day camp program, a summer camp dining hall, patrol cooking for Boy Scouts, a COPE course, Rifle Range, Shotgun Range, Archery Range and extended Cub Scout camping. The camp has a brand new co-ed shower house with 8 private individuals units and are heated for year round use and handicap access. The camp is a short ride from the Cape Cod National Seashore and the Cape Bike Rail Trail, as well as the many sites found on Cape Cod.

  High Adventure Trek Programs
  For older Boy Scouts and Venturing Crew members, they offer High Adventure Trek programs that are designed to offer Extreme Challenges. These programs include, boat and bike trips to the Islands, motor boating, sailing, fishing, sea kayaking, and COPE. The emphasis is on activities that offer fun and adventure. These programs cannot be found at most Boy Scout Camps. To get High Adventure Trek information mailed to you - FREE of Charge - on a Compact Disk (CD) E-mail Jeff Stranger and asking for it, please include your your name and postal mailing address and tell him that "Scouts NewEngland" sent you.

  
  
  2007 CAMP RENTAL FEES

  FACILITY	IN-COUNCIL COST	OUT-OF-COUNCIL COST
  Campsite * (see below)	$45 Each	$75 Each
  Administration Building Heated, sleeps 12, cooking area is located outside the building.	$75	$100
  Nauset Adirondack Shelters (6 available)	$25 Each	$35 Each
  Nauset Camp Site (Includes all 6 Lean-To's, a pavilion with electricity and latrine)	$100	$150
  Stonewall Adirondack Shelters (3 available) Each shelter sleeps 8 with built-in bunks.	$35 Each	$50 Each
  Maushop Lodge Overlooks Greenough Pond, sleeps 30 people, has kitchen, bathroom & shower, and a large meeting hall.	$200	$300
  Dining Hall (Kitchen Separate) Overlooks Greenough Pond, accommodates 100 people.	$100	$150
  Kitchen (Dining Hall Separate) Food and supplies are not supplied and should be brought be each group.	$75	$100
  Canoe (Rental includes paddles and PDFs)	$25 Each	$25 Each
  Kayak (Rental includes paddles and PDFs)	$25 Each	$25 Each
  Canoe Trailer	$30	$30
  Mountain Bikes (12 available & includes bike helmet)	$25 Each	$25 Each

  • Non Scouting Groups are required to contact the Council Service Center for details and insurance requirements.
    
  • *Maximum 30 people per Campsite. Groups over 30 will be charged $3 per person

  • Directions to Camp
    Take Route 6 (Mid-Cape Hwy) to Exit 8. Turn North onto Union Street. Take the second left onto White Rock Road. After the intersection take 2nd left onto Pine Street. Camp Greenough will be on your right immediately after crossing the railroad tracks.

• Camp Richard
  Nantucket, MA
  Call the Council Office at (508) 362-4322 for more details and reservations.
  Lat: 41.285598 Lon: -70.102717
  Click HERE for a Topographic Map.

  It's a 100 acre BSA campground on the beautiful Island of Nantucket. It's a 2.5 hour ferry boat ride to the Island. You can take your car accross or park it and leave it in Hyanis, MA. You can rent a car, bike or moped on the Island right where you get off the ferry. The camp isn't a summer camp. It's a very nice place for a troop campout. They have 3 large campsites, a small trading post, flush toilets, HOT showers, a game field, and they offer the use of free sporting equipment to play soccer, volley ball, basketball, horse shoes, and football. The ocean is about 1 mile away for swimming and fishing. There's plenty to do on the Island too. Below you can see a scan of their camp patch that you can buy in their trading post. (Note the map of the Nantucket Island is in the center of the patch.)

  

Cub Scout Camp Information

Cub Scout Day Camp is offered at Camp Greenough (see above) and Martha's Vineyard. 2004 Summer Day Camp Rates: $135 Per Week. Extended Hours cost $35 Per Week (Extended Hours are 8AM to 5:15 PM). For more information or questions contact their council office at (508) 362-4322.

Cub Scouts can choose to stay one night or several. Campers will be able to take advantage of several program opportunities including swimming and boating, hiking, biking, fishing, shooting sports, and several other activities. In addition, there will be special camp wide events. Families can use either camp provided tents or lean-tos or bring their own tents or camping trailers. Food is not included, but refrigeration will be provided for your convenience. Other amenities include: heated private showers and bathroom facilities. The 2004 Family Camping cost is $25 per family per day/per campsite (Rates calculated on a family of four, a $3 charge will apply per camper after four). Contact their council office at (508) 362-4322 for more details.

Order of the Arrow Lodge Information

• Abake Mi-Sa-Na-Ke Lodge #393, Section NE-1B

  Their Lodge name translates to: People of the Dawn (Malseet-Passamaquoddy)

  View images of their Lodge Patches and Merger History by clicking HERE