About Us

For over seventy five years Many Point’s signature red lantern has been burning brightly on the shores of Many Point Lake. Each summer Many Point is home to over 300 troops and crews from numerous councils across the United States and Canada.

Location

The property alone is enough to intrigue any participant. Since its opening in 1946, the property has grown to encompass 1,669 acres and nine miles of shoreline on two lakes. Bordered by the 143,000 acre Tamarac Wildlife Refuge and only a handful of cabins, you’ll notice that the greatest amount of traffic on the lake is from Scouts in canoes or sailboats.

Many Point is also located only thirty miles from Itasca State Park, a short distance for those Scouts who would like to wade through the headwaters of the Mississippi River.

Program

Scouts who come to Many Point will still participate in some of the traditional activities of the 1940’s like swimming, canoeing, rowing, orienteering, lashing, and shooting. Yet they will also have a chance to participate in some of the more recent innovations. We now have a huge fleet of Sunfish sailboats, six climbing towers, ATV training programs, several 25′ aqua trampolines, two Huck Finn rafts, Jet Ski’s, kayaks and two tree house villages.

Selection

In addition to a variety of programs, troops also have the choice to camp in one of forty campsites split among three sub-camps. Although each sub-camp offers the same great program, each differs by the style of meals provided. Buckskin has a full-service dining hall, Ten Chiefs offers a combination of patrol cooking and heater stacks, and Voyageur troops cook food provided by the commissary.

Scouters can also bring their families to stay in one of twenty cabins and participate in the fully-staffed program at our Family Camp.

Innovation

Many Point was the first camp in the nation where Scouts attended camp as troops and not as individuals. Today we still continue to emphasize the growth of the entire troop as our chief objective. Our staff is trained and dedicated to the mission and ideals of Scouting. Come to Many Point this summer and you’ll leave as a stronger troop of confident and capable young leaders.

Many Point Scout Camp is actually five separate camps on the same property. Your options include three program camps, an adventure base, and our family camp.

We offer three full-service program camps for troops and crews.  Each program camp operates independently with its own facilities, sites and staff.  While the same activities and advancement are universal throughout all three program camps, the food program is unique for each program camp.

BuckskinScout Program Camp

Units that choose to camp in Buckskin will get to enjoy three prepared meals a day in our Dining Hall. Many Point utilizes the patrol method by having Scouts take turns being servers.

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Ten ChiefsScout Program Camp

This camp is known for white sand beaches and for having the best sunsets in the midwest. Scouts will get the full patrol cooking experience by preparing all three meals.

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VoyageurScout Program Camp

Down south in between Many Point Lake and Round Lake, you get the full patrol cooking experience. Voyageur also features large campsites, amazing tree coverage, and breezes off of both lakes.

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FlintlockOlder Scout Adventure Base

Flintlock is where older Scouts must go to make the most out of their summer. On and off camp adventures specifically designed for ages 8th, 9th and older Scouts are provided here!

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Family CampFamily Program Camp

Families of our participants are encouraged to come stay in a Cabin, bring an RV, or pitch a tent in this hidden gem of Many Point. Our Family Camp staff offers a full program including crafts, a supervised beach, and outdoor activities.

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