Summer Camp 2027

Find your campsite

Eighteen campsites, from 10 to 51 youth. Tell us how many Scouts you’re bringing and we’ll show the sites that fit. Camp tents are for youth. Adults bring their own.

Adults: bring your own tent

Camp tents are for youth only, three Scouts to a tent. Every adult leader needs to bring a personal tent to sleep in. It’s how we fit more Scouts in camp each week.

Which sites fit your unit?

Request two campsites at registration. To get your first choice, bring as close to the site’s maximum as you can, without going over.

These are examples, not reservations. The finder shows where Camp Alexander might place a unit your size. Camp administration assigns every campsite based on each week’s registrations, so your unit may be placed in a different site or asked to share one. Read the campsite request policy

    Youth sleep three to a tent, in camp tents (8 ft deep by 12 ft wide, up to 3 cots). Small tents are 7 ft by 9 ft and hold up to 2 cots. Adults bring their own tents.

    What’s waiting when you arrive

    • Camp tents for youth only, three Scouts to a tent
    • A dining shelter and picnic tables
    • Running water, a garden hose, and a hand-wash station
    • A latrine
    • A flagpole
    • A rake, shovel, and broom

    Not included: cots and sleeping pads. Cots rent for $25 for the week. Reserve and pay before camp, first come, first served.

    No electricity in campsites, and no extension cords from nearby buildings. Bring a battery-powered CPAP if you need one.

    Fires only in raised fire pits with a burn permit from the Camp Office.

    Where everything is

    Campsites are marked with triangles and program areas with stars. A new map is on the way, so this is the 2026 version for now.