Council Geographic Area Information

• DISTRICTS - Black Walnut District, Blue & Grey District, Conewago District, First Capital District, Indian Steps District, Mason Dixon District, and York-Imperial District.

• SERVING - York and Adams Counties in south-central Pennsylvania. York Imperial serves York City and the northern sections of York county. Conewago serves the Hanover area. Mason-Dixon serves the southern sections of York County. Black Walnut serves Adams County, including Gettysburg. Includes the communities of Abbottstown, Accomac, Airville, Alpine, Arendtsville, Aspers, Baresville, Beecherstown, Bendersville, Bermudian, Biglerville, Bigmount, Bittersville, Bonneauville, Botts, Bowman Addition, Bridgeton, Brodbecks, Brogue, Brogueville, Brushtown, Bryansville, Brysonia, Carroll Valley, Cashtown, Center Mills, Charnita, Clear Spring, Cly, Coal Cabin Beach, Codorus, Collinsville, Conewago, Craley, Cross Roads, Dallastown, Davidsburg, Delta, Dillsburg, Dover, East Berlin, East Prospect, East York, Edgegrove, Emigsville, Etters, Fairfield, Fairplay, Fairview Drive, Fawn Grove, Fawn, Fayfield, Felton, Floradale, Fortney, Franklintown, Freysville, Gardners, Gatchellville, Gettysburg, Gitts Run, Glades, Glen Rock, Glenville, Gnatstown, Goldsboro, Goodyear, Grangeville, Green Springs, Greenstone, Guernsey, Hametown, Hanover House, Hanover, Heidlersburg, Hellam, Hershey Heights, Highmount, Hobart, Hunters Run, Hunterstown, Idaville, Jacobs Mills, Jacobus, Kingsdale, Kreutz Creek, Kyleville, Larue, Leaders Heights, Lewisberry, Littlestown, Locust Grove, Loganville, Longlevel, Longstown, Lucky, Manchester, McKnightstown, McSherrystown, Moulstown, Mount Royal, Mount Tabor, Mount Wolf, Mount Zion, Muddy Creek Forks, Nashville, New Bridgeville, New Freedom, New Oxford, New Park, Newberrytown, Ore Valley, Orrtanna, Park Heights, Park Hills, Parkville, Peach Glen, Pennville, Pine Grove Furnace, Pinetown, Pleasant Hill, Pleasant View, Pleasureville, Porters Sideling, Railroad, Red Lion, Rinely, Rossville, Saginaw, Seven Valleys, Shenks Ferry, Shiloh, Shorbes Hill, Shrewsbury, Siddonsburg, Silver Lake, Sinsheim, Slate Hill, Snyder Corner, Spring Grove, Springvale Spry, Starners Station, Starview, Stewartstown, Sticks, Stonybrook, Stoverstown, Strinestown, Sunnyburn, Table Rock, Thomasville, Toland, Tolna, Uriah, Wellsville, West Bangor, West York, White Hall, Windsor Park, Windsor, Woodbine, Wrightsville, Wyndham Hills, Yocumtown, Yoe, York Haven, York New Salem, York Springs, York, Yorkana, Yorklyn, and Yorkshire.

Boy Scout Camp Information

Camp Conewago
Dicks Dam Road (off U.S. Route 30)
New Oxford, PA

Opened in 1919. The camp is located on 23 acres at the "Forks" where Little Conewago enters into Big Conewago Stream. In the old days it was the location of a trader's cabin that collected furs and traded with the Conewago Indians and early settlers. The York-Adams Council operates this camp, but they do not own it, it is held by a trust independent of the BSA. They offer tent campsites and cabin rentals. and a Cub Scout summer day camp. The Gettysburg National Park is located nearby, so many Troops use Camp Conewago as their base camp.

• Directions to Camp Conewago

  • From Route 616 North and Route 30 West. Drive West on Route 30 for 13 miles to Junction of Route 30 West and Route 94 North (Carlisle Pike). Turn right (North) onto Route 94. Drive 2.5 miles then turn left onto Dicks Dam Road. After about 1.2 miles you will see sign for Camp Conawago (Boy Scout Road) to the left. It's a dirt road and easy to miss. Continue on this road and it will go into the camp.





Camp Tuckahoe
Tuckahoe Road
Dillsburg, PA
Camp Ranger TEL: (717) 432-5694

Click HERE for a Topographic Map of Camp Tuckahoe.
Click HERE for a Camp Tuckahoe History (in PDF format).
Click HERE here for a Camp Tuckahoe Year-Round Camping Flyer (in PDF format).

Camp Tuckahoe opened in 1946. It is located on 1300 wooded acres on Memory Lake (under 10 acres), offers a 186,000 gallon swimming pool, swimming, rowboats, canoes, fishing, mountain bikes, a C.O.P.E. (Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience) Course, tent campsites, winter cabins and lodges, Cub World (with a Frontier Fort, Medieval Castle, 3 deck Pirate Ship), two large pavilions, an air-conditioned dining hall, an athletics field, modern coed restrooms and hot showers, an archery range, a rifle range, and a trading post. It's a Cub Scout, Webelos, and Boy Scout resident summer camp.



Camp Tuckahoe 2003 Facility Rental Fees


All fees are for the weekend, unless stated otherwise.

FEATURES: E=Electricity, BM=Beds & Mattresses, CS=Cooking Stove, FP=Fire Place, GH=Gas Heat,
R=Refrigerator, RR=Restrooms, S=Showers (hot), ST=Stove, T=Tables, WS=Wood Stove,

FACILITY	CAPACITY - FEATURES	In-Council	Out-Of-Council
Tent Campsites	40 Available	FREE	$25
Oak Lodge	16 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$100	$120
Cedar Lodge	28 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$150	$170
Maple Lodge	28 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$150	$170
Poplar Lodge	28 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$150	$170
Holly Lodge	40 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$175	$195
Hemlock Lodge	40 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$175	$195
Frontier Fort Lodge	40 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$200	$220
Medieval Castle Lodge	40 - E, BM, CS, DT, FP, R, RR, S	$200	$220
New Dining Room	Seats 500 - FP	$100 Per Day	$120 Per Day
New Dining Room With Kitchen	Seats 500 - FP	$275 Per Day	$295 Per Day
Administration Building	50 - GS, R, FP, ST, T	$55 Per Day	$75 Per Day
Administration Building	50 - GS, R, FP, ST, T	$55 Per Day	$75 Per Day
Showers Room (Indoor Shower & Restrooms)	3 Available	$10 Per Weekend	$15 Per Weekend
Rowboat Rental	-	$10 Per 2 Hours	$10 Per 2 Hours
Mountain Bike Rental	18 Available	$10 Per Bike Per 24 Hours	$10 Per Bike Per 24 Hours





Directions to Camp Tuckahoe

• Take I-80 W to I-287 South to I-78 West into PA. Continue to I-81 and head South. Proceed South on I-81 to I-83 past Harrisburg and continue straight to US 15. Head South on US 15 to Dillsburg. Leave US 15 at Mountain Road and follow signs to camp.





Wizard Ranch
Hallam, PA

Opened in 1960, Wizard Ranch, located in Hellam Township (eastern York County) near the western banks of the Susquehanna River, is 300 acres of fields and woodlands.

Cub Scout Camp Information

• See Camp Conewago and Camp Tuckahoe above.

Order of the Arrow Lodge Information

Tuckahoe Lodge #386, (Section NE-4C)

Started in 1948. Tuckahoe translates to the Land of the Deer and Fawn and their lodge totem is a running deer.

• Click HERE to view the Black Walnut Chapter of Tuckahoe Lodge Web Site.
  
• Click HERE to view the Tuckahoe Lodge Dance Team Web Site.
  
• Click HERE to view their Lodge History, Flaps and Patch Issues.