Council Geographic Area Information

• DISTRICTS - Battleground District, Thunderbird District, and Twin Lights District.

• COMMUNITIES SERVED - Aberdeen, Allenhurst, Allentown BG, Asbury Park, Atlantic Highlands, Avon-by-the-Sea, Belmar, Bradley Beach, Brielle, Colts Neck, Deal, Eatontown, Englishtown, Fair Haven, Freehold Borough, Freehold Township, Hazlet, Highlands, Holmdel, Howell, Interlaken, Keansburg, Keyport, Lincroft, Little Silver, Loch Arbor, Long Branch, Manalapan, Manasquan, Marlboro, Matawan, Middletown, Millstone, Monmouth Beach, Neptune, Neptune City, Ocean, Oceanport, Red Bank, Roosevelt, Rumson, Sea Bright, Sea Girt, Shrewsbury Borough, Shrewsbury Township, South Belmar, Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights, Tinton Falls, Union Beach, Wall, and West Long Branch.

Boy Scout Camp Information

Forestburg Scout Reservation
1945 Route 42
Forestburgh, NY 12777
Camp TEL: (845) 856-3008
Camp FAX: (845) 856-3108

Click HERE for a Forestburg Scout Reservation Map.
Click HERE for a Camp Dan Beard Map.
Click HERE for a Camp Billett Map.

Located on 1200 wooded arces on Burnt Hope Lake (55 acres). Forestburg Scout Reservation offers year-round camping and consists of two Boy Scout camps, Camp Dan Beard (with 11 tent campsites) and Camp Billett (with 12 tent campsites). They offer swimming, canoes, Delaware River Canoe Trek, Mountain Biking Trek, rowboats, small boat sailing, water skiing, water tubing, rifle, shotgun and archery ranges, a dining hall, rock climbing, rappelling, a climbing tower, and horseback riding at Malibu Ranch. They also have a Technology Center where Scouts can study electronics, computers, and ham radio.


2003 Facility Rental Fees


Facility rentals are per weekend (Friday night - Sunday afternoon) unless otherwise stated.

E=Electricity, L=Latrines, WS=Wood Stove

FACILITY	CAPACITY - FEATURES	Fee
Tent Campsites (23)	L	$15 (+ $1 per person)
Berg Lodge	14 Bunks - E, L, WS	$56
Program Center	22 Bunks - E, L, WS	$88
Field Sports Cabin	8 Bunks - E, L, WS	$32
Trading Post A	16 Bunks - E, L, WS	$64
Trading Post B	12 Bunks - E, L, WS	$48
Waterfront Cabin	6 Bunks - E, L, WS	$24
Archery, Rifle & Shotgun Ranges	6 at a time	$10 per hour (+ $1 per 3 shotgun rounds or $1 per 10 rifle rounds)
Canoe Rental	includes life jackets & paddles	$12 per day Off Site $5 per half day On Site
Jon Boat Rental	includes life jackets & oars	$5 per half day On Site
Climbing Tower Rental	-	$10 per hour





• Directions to Camp

  • Directions to Camp in a PDF File.

Cub Scout Camp Information

Quail Hill Scout Reservation
56 LaValley Drive
Manalapan, NJ 07726
Camp TEL: (732) 446-6521
Camp FAX: (732) 446-0521

This Cub Scout Day Camp and Webelos Resident Camp opened in 1987. It is located on 200 wooded acres on Kiely Pond and the 11 mile long Battle of Monmouth Historic Trail. This trail is where George Washington rallied his troops on June 28, 1778. The camp is open year-round and offers tent campsites, cabins, a large lodge training center, an olympic size pool, swimming, canoes, Jon boats, fishing, an archery range, BB gun shooting range, a 40 acre sports field, a trading post, two picnic areas, and family camping,


2003 Facility Rental Fees


Facility rentals are per weekend (Friday night - Sunday afternoon) unless otherwise stated.

E=Electricity, L=Latrines

FACILITY	CAPACITY - FEATURES	Fee
Tent Campsites	L	$15 (+ $1 per person)
Scout Lodge	20 Bunks	$80
Webelos Lodge	20 Bunks	$80
Lawarence Lodge	Seats 120 with tables or 215 chairs only	$25 per half day and $40 per full day
Lawarence Lodge Kitchen Use	-	$30 extra
Pima Picnic Area	100	$20
Maricopa Picnic Area	125	$25
Gas Grill Rentals	-	$15
Campfire Bowl	-	$10
Swimming Pool Rental (2 Hour Minimum)	-	$25 per hour Monmouth Council, $40 out-of-council groups
Jon Boat	includes life jackets & oars	$5 per half day in camp
Canoe	includes life jackets & paddles	$5 per half day in camp $12 per day off camp
Camporees - Scout Lodge & campsites	400+	$75 (+ $1 per camper)





• Directions to Camp

  • From the shore: Take NJ Route 33 West from Freehold (U.S. Route 9) six miles to County Route 527A (Iron Ore Rd.). Turn Right (North) and drive a half mile to LaValley Drive. Turn Right again and follow LaValley Drive half mile to the camp gate.

  • From the NJ Turnpike, Exit 8 from the Turnpike to Route 33 East. Drive 6 miles East to Route 527A. Take the jughandle and proceed north as described above.

Order of the Arrow Lodge Information

Na-Tsi-Hi Lodge #71, (Section NE-2A)

This lodge started in 1950 and was rechartered in 1951 when they changed the spelling of their name from Na-Tasi-Hi to Na-Tsi-Hi, they still kept the same Lodge number in the process. Their lodge totem is three pine trees, and their lodge name is Cherokee Indian for In The Pines.

Click HERE to view their Official Lodge Web Site.
Click HERE to view their Lodge History.
Click HERE to view their Lodge History, Flaps and Patch Issues.