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Camping is an important part of the scout program for all ages. In the Longhouse Council, we offer a range of camping opportunities all year long. We have summer programs for both Cub Scout and Boy Scouts, along with year-round camping at Camp Woodland.
The Longhouse Council operates two camps: Sabattis Scout Reservation (home of the James “Marmaduke” Seton Trek Center) in Long Lake, NY and Camp Woodland in Constantia, NY.
We also offer full Cub Scout camping programs at these and other sites around the council service area.
Cub Scout Camping
Thank you for your patronage in 2018! 2019 theme: Beneath the Sea!
We offer a full range of camping programs for Tigers, Cub Scouts, and Webelos. They can choose from day and twilight (evening sessions) camp settings and family weekend overnights. Camp Programs are available for each of the different age groups.
Boy Scout Camping
At Sabattis Scout Reservation we offer a full range of programs with patrol cooking. The Trek Center is run out of Sabattis and offers immediate access to millions of wilderness acres in the Adirondack Park.
2019 Sabattis Scout Reservation Brochure
Scouts BSA Day Camp
The Longhouse Council is excited to offer the Scouts BSA Day Camp program with a Trades Merit Badge focus for 2019. Scouts BSA Day Camp, held at Camp Woodland is a camp that helps Scouts earn unique merit badges in a day camp setting. Dining hall lunch will be served this summer. Registration to begin 3/1/19 on Tentaroo.
August 12 – 16 ($175.00)
2019 Scouts BSA Day Camp MB's and Pre-Requisites
Click Here to Register for Scouts BSA Day Camp
Refund and Cancellation Policy:
Planning and purchasing for camp happens long before camp begins and is based on your camp reservation. Consequently, refunds are available only under extenuating circumstances which include illness, death in the family, summer school, or other hardships. Refund requests must be submitted in writing.
Hardships do not include family vacations, sports events, or changing one’s mind.
Inclement weather is not a cause for a refund.
Notification must be made to the Camp Director prior to the end of the first day of camp that the Scout will not be in attendance or by contacting the Longhouse Council Office at (315) 463-0201 before the first day of camp.
Refund requests are reviewed and processed at the end of the camping season. No refunds are given at camp.
The Camp Director and Scout Executive will review and approve refund requests on an individual basis.
Refunds are issued to whomever originally paid the registration fee (Unit or Parent).
Camp fees are transferable to other Scouts within their Unit.
It is the responsibility of the unit leadership to understand and abide by this Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Camperships:
Every Scout should have the opportunity to attend summer camp and enjoy the outdoor camping program that is central to Scouting. Longhouse Council makes individual “camperships” available to Cub Scouts who otherwise would not be able to attend camp. The funds for these camperships are managed by Longhouse Council.
Note: Funds available for camperships covered by the application above come from funds restricted for use by members of the Longhouse Council attending Longhouse Council operated summer camp activities: Cub and Webelos Day Camps, Family, and Resident Camps.
Generally, camperships are limited to no more than 50% of the activity cost. Each Scout, his family, his Unit, and his Charter Organization should provide the remainder of the activity cost. Camperships are not transferable or refundable and have no cash value.
Applications must be submitted no later than April 30th. Applications received after April 30th will be reviewed and granted based upon remaining available funds.
World Brotherhood Camporee 2019
The Brotherhood Committee of Scouts Canada would like to invite you and your Scouts to attend the 2019 Brotherhood Camporee to be held September 27-28-29, 2019 at Riverside-Cedar Park, Morrisburg, Ontario.
Because of Park restrictions the number of campers will be limited to 3000. To give all Troops a chance to attend, we are asking you to pre-register on a first-come basis beginning February 1, 2019. Registrations will not be accepted before this date. You will be notified by return mail whether your application has been accepted or not. Confirmed groups will receive further camp information after May 1, 2019. To assist with pre-camp expenses, each Troop is required to submit with the application a deposit of $5.00 per camper that will be applied to the total registration of the Troop. This deposit is not refundable or transferable.
Please be advised in order to guarantee receipt of a full package (Camp Crest, Troop Participation Banner and Participation Certificate) your registration must be received by August 31, 2019.
The Registration Fee for the weekend:
$20 CDN or $17 USD per camper
To register online, visit https://brotherhoodcamporee.ca/register-now/ and complete the online form. A copy will be emailed to you. Please print it out and mail it, along with your deposit payment of $5 per camper to:
Brotherhood Camporee
Scouts Canada
P.O. Box 2259
Kingston, ON Canada K7L 5J9
Make cheques payable to “Brotherhood Camporee”
World Brotherhood Camporee Canada Registration Form
Year Round Camping
In addition to our summer camping opportunities, we offer a range of other camping opportunities for programmed and open weekend camping. Camp Woodland offer year-round camping opportunities.
At Camp Woodland both cabins and tenting sites are available. Cabins come with bunks and mattresses for all, and a wood stove or fireplace insert and wood. All registrations must be accompanied with payment and made with the camping department at the council office. Also required is a complete roster of both the scouts and adults in camp. Please use Camp Woodland Unit Roster for this matter.
Millard Fillmore National Historic Trail
- About The Millard Fillmore Historic Trail
- Millard Fillmore Historic Trail Passbook
- Millard Fillmore Birth Place Camping Reservation Form
- Nationally Approved Historic Trails
Summer Camp Staff Opportunities
If you are a Merit Badge Counselor or a Unit Commissioner, Sabattis Scout Reservation needs your expertise. 2017 Needs will be posted in the Fall.
High Adventure Base Information
Sea Base:
Since its inception, Scouting has been all about exploring and appreciating the wilderness. The Florida National High Adventure Sea Base offers a year-round opportunity to explore a completely different type of wilderness—the underwater wilderness. The Florida Sea Base provides many vehicles to gain access to this underwater wilderness—large sailing vessels, power boats, kayaks, and scuba equipment. Imagine thousands of square miles of underwater coral formations, peaks, valleys, and literally hundreds of different types of colorful fish. Your mask will become a kaleidoscope of colors as you glide effortlessly among pillars of coral and multihued fish. The warm, clear waters of the Florida Keys, the Bahamas, or St. Thomas give you the sensation of weightlessness in this underwater wilderness.
Northern Tier:
Northern Tier is the BSA’s oldest national High Adventure program, outfitting scouting groups for canoe trips since the summer of 1923. The Charles L Sommers Base has been home to the program since 1941.
North America’s Canoe Country, a vast series of navigable lakes and rivers spanning thousands of square miles, is one of the last great wildernesses on the continent. This boreal forest of waterfalls and bogs, bears and wolves, granite crags and waist-deep mud remains nearly as much of a wilderness as it was for the first fur traders who explored the area in the 1600s. Two centuries after the fur trade’s peak in the early 1800s, our participants still follow in the footsteps of the French-Canadian voyageurs, paddling the same waters and straining over the same portage trails.
Northern Tier is the Boy Scouts of America’s gateway to adventure in the Great Northwoods. In the Summer, scouts from Northern Tier’s three wilderness canoe bases explore millions of acres of pristine lakes, meandering rivers, dense forests and wetlands in Northern Minnesota, Northwest Ontario and Northeast Manitoba. In the winter, Northern Tier is home to the OKPIK Cold-Weather Camping program, the BSA’s premier winter high adventure program. Fall programming is also available.
Whatever your plans, Northern Tier staff will outfit your crew with state-of-the-art camping equipment as well as a highly trained staff member called an “Interpreter.”
Find out more about Northern Tier’s seasonal programs and opportunities:
Philmont Scout Ranch:
Philmont Scout Ranch, the Boy Scouts of America’s premier High Adventure™ base, challenges Scouts and Venturers with more than 214 square miles of rugged northern New Mexico wilderness. Backpacking treks, horseback cavalcades, and training and service programs offer young people many ways to experience this legendary country.
Summit Bechtel Reserve:
Situated in the wilds of West Virginia, the Summit Bechtel Reserve is a training, Scouting, and adventure center for the millions of youth and adults involved in the Boy Scouts of America. Summit programs take Scouts and Venturers to the limits of what they think they can do and pushes them further.
It’s home to the National Scout Jamboree, the James C Justice National Scout Camp, the John D. Tickle National Training and Leadership Center, and the Paul R. Christen National High Adventure Base.
The Summit Bechtel Reserve was made possible through the generosity of donors who see the Summit’s adventures, programs, and technological opportunities as vital to addressing the evolving needs of youth.
Summit Bechtel Reserve Website
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