The Frank Jadel Training Center is a modern, flexible space for meetings and events, with seating for up to 350. Available year-round, it can be partitioned for large or small groups and includes kitchen facilities, bathrooms,  A/V equipment, tables, and chairs. Perfect for Courts of Honor, Crossovers, Blue and Gold Dinners, Eagle ceremonies, and more, it’s the ideal venue to bring your Scouting events to life.

Open year-round with heat and A/C, the Jonathan P.  Miller Cabin sleeps 28 and features a kitchen, four bathrooms, two adult quarters, and a large group bunk area. Perfect for pack meetings or weekend campouts, it offers comfort and convenience in a beautiful, wooded setting.

Located near Miller Cabin, the Rodger and Dorothy Landgraf Village offers ten 4-person cabins (no electricity), a large pavilion with grills, and a fire pit. Open year-round, it’s ideal for units seeking cabin camping with flexibility for mixed-gender groups.   For packs, it provides a family-friendly way to learn camping skills while enjoying a positive first experience inside a cabin.

The Fisher Shelter is a warm, versatile space for day activities or as a cozy hub during winter adventures. With heat, electricity, tables, and chairs, it’s perfect for meetings, program planning, or warming up between activities. Conveniently located near a water pump, latrine, and parking, it provides comfort and flexibility while keeping your unit close to the outdoors.

With 28 group campsites accommodating 8 to 50 campers, Camp Crown makes troop camping easy. Most sites include picnic tables, fire rings, potable water, and nearby pit toilets, offering the perfect mix of comfort and outdoor adventure for units of any size.

Camp Crown’s large fire bowl with grassy seating is the perfect setting for your evening campout closing. Bring your own matches and gather for songs, stories, and campfire camaraderie under the open sky.