Beaumont Scout Reservation

A new program and timeline will be used for 2022-2023 unit camping reservations. To reserve the treehouses and adirondacks at S-F Scout Ranch and adirondacks at Beaumont Scout Reservation, units will need to have one leader apply for a unique code that will allow them to complete the reservation and not reserve the facility more than once. With the new “code” process, leaders can login to the system at their convenience and complete their reservation on a first-come first-served basis once the reservation system opens. Units will be limited to one treehouse or adirondack reservation until all remaining facilities and camping areas open for reservations. The timeline for this process is:

• Apply for Code – June 15 – July 25, 2022. Apply via https://scoutingevent.com/312-20222023treehouseandadirondackreservations.
• Treehouses & Adirondack system open – First Monday of August – August 1, 2022
• All remaining facilities and camping areas open – Second Monday of August – August 8, 2022

This is on a first-come first-served basis via the reservation portal – https://campreservation.com/312/Home.

Beaumont has eight cabins for unit use.

Cabin A and B: These log structures near the Camp May Parade Field are our newest additions. They each house 20 in bunks and are joined by a breezeway. Each have a wood-burning fireplace, stove, refrigerator,, sink, indoor plumbing, and showers. Units provide their own firewood and cooking gear.

Cabins McBride, Jordan, Lantz, , and Third Baptist: These four cabins have enough bunks to accommodate 20 people each. Each cabin contains a fireplace, woodstove, refrigerator, cookstove and dry sink. Water and latrines are outdoors. McBride and Jordan cabins are side-by-side should your unit need room for more than 20.

Beckett Cabin: This cabin is right behind the Emerson Center and houses 14 people in bunks. The smallest cabin available, it is heated by a furnace. The cabin has indoor plumbing, refrigerator, cookstove and sink. It does not have a fireplace or woodstove.

Wohl Lodge: This lodge is located next to the Emerson Center. It has a flushable toilet, a shower, and a full kitchen. This lodge sleeps 22.

• Camp Grizzly
• Cub World (Map of Cub World)
• Camp May (Map of Camp May)
• Nagel Explorer Base

Camp May

Camp May hosts summer camp each year at Beaumont. It includes the Emerson Center, swimming pool, and program areas.

Camp Grizzly Cub World

Camp Grizzly Cub World is a favorite for Scouts and parents alike. Designed specifically for Cub Scouts and families, the area contains:

• Akela’s Council Ring: This ceremonial site is a great facility
  for pack and den awards ceremonies, or for having a
  fun‑filled Scout‑type campfire.
• Cub World Activity Building: A large meeting room is
  available for pack meetings.
• Cub World Pavilion and shelters
• Cub Scout Family Camp: There are campsites available
  for dens and packs to enjoy tent camping. Each campsite
  has a picnic table, fire ring with cooking grate, and trash
  can. A shower facility with indoor toilets is also available
  year round.

Activity Areas:

• Eagle’s Nest Tower: Located on one of the highest points
  of Beaumont Reservation is the Eagle’s Nest Tower. A
  three‑level tower more than 20‑feet high offers a spectacular
  view of the surrounding countryside.
• Fort Hussmann: This area provides Scouts the chance to
  dream about life in a frontier fort. The area contains a fort,
  fire ring, and picnic tables.
• Lost Beaumont Mine: Sand and tunnels abound in this
  unique area. A miner’s cabin with a potbelly stove is a major
  feature, along with an ore wagon and panning for gold in
  Antire Creek.
• Sea Wolf Pirate Ship: Relive the days of Blackbeard the
  Pirate. The ship contains cannons, a deck, and a lower level.
• Sports Field: A sports field exists for softball or other
  sports activities in which your Cub Scout pack or den wants
  to participate.
• Play Area: Swing sets, rope climbing, boulder wall climbing,
  and playground equipment.

Camping Areas

Lane, Shippey, Laemmli, and Nusser: areas with water and latrine facilities.

Outpost Camps

Blackberry Hollow and Toad Hollow for troop hikes.

Nagel Explorer Base

The Nagel Explorer Base is the home of the council’s popular horse program.  Packs can come out and enjoy a picnic before boarding the wagons for horse-drawn hayrides.

Troops, crews and posts can schedule a horseback trail ride. Additionally, units can take advantage of 14 adirondacks shelters for rent.  Adirondacks are three-sided structures that each have four bunks. Units can also choose to tent camp.

The Nagel Rec Hall is available for rent to all units. Use it for pack meetings or rent it out for the weekend. The hall includes 12 bunks, a refrigerator, cookstove, fireplace, and dry sink. Water and latrines are outdoors.

Take a self-guided tour through one of the most popular spots on the property- Mud Cave! This natural cavern will take your unit into the cool depths of beautiful rock formations and limestone deposits. Mud Cave is kept locked when not in use so be sure to make a reservation through the camping department.

• Archery
• BB guns
• Rifle
• Shotgun

• Challenge Course
• Climbing tower
• Hayrides
• Hiking
• Horseback riding (August-May)
• Orienteering course (map & compass)
• Pioneering kit