Camp Tuckahoe’s summer camp programs offer an unforgettable experience for Scouts of all ages. With a wide range of activities, from thrilling outdoor adventures to skill-building sessions, our programs are designed to inspire growth, teamwork, and lifelong memories. Nestled in a beautiful, natural setting, Tuckahoe provides the perfect environment for Scouts to connect with nature, make new friends, and develop essential life skills. Our dedicated staff ensures a safe and supportive atmosphere, making Tuckahoe the ideal destination for an exceptional summer camp experience.
Our Summer Camp Programs at Tuckahoe
Camp Tuckahoe offers three weeks of Scouts BSA summer camp in 2025, featuring over 40 merit badges and thrilling activities like a climbing wall and zipline.
Camp Tuckahoe offers three exciting summer camp options for Cub Scout packs, ensuring Scouts have an unforgettable experience.
Celebrate the 4th of July at Camp Tuckahoe’s Family Camp—a relaxing weekend with meals, activities, and a festive Friday bash.
Camperships Are Available
The New Birth of Freedom Council is committed to ensuring every Scout can experience summer camp.
The Campership Fund provides financial assistance to New Birth of Freedom Council Scouts attending in-council summer camp programs who otherwise could not attend. All application information is kept strictly confidential and shared only on a need-to-know basis.
Cub Adventure Camps
Cub Scout Adventure Camp is an engaging evening program in July, designed for Cub Scouts and their siblings. Families can select from multiple five-day sessions at any of our five convenient locations, ensuring a fun and educational experience tailored to fit their schedule. Perfect for the whole family, this camp offers a memorable adventure everyone can enjoy together.
How Summer Camp Enhances Your Unit's Program
Enhanced Expertise
Summer camp offers Scouts of all ages the chance to learn skills like orienteering, kayaking, and fire-building. They can then bring this knowledge back to their units and teach others.
Leadership Opportunities
Camp often offers leadership roles for Scouts, fostering skills in delegation, decision-making, and team management that can be applied in unit activities and community service projects.
Stronger Bonds
Spending extended time together at camp strengthens relationships among youth members, creating a more cohesive and supportive environment throughout the year.
New Friendships
Scouts meet peers from other units and regions, expanding their network of Scouting friends and potential collaboration opportunities for joint activities or events.
Renewed Enthusiasm
Experiencing new adventures and challenges at camp reinvigorates Scouts’ passion, inspiring them to actively participate in meetings, outings, and advancement opportunities.
Goal Setting
Camp often encourages Scouts to set personal goals, such as earning badges or mastering outdoor skills, which motivates them to continue striving for achievements within their unit.
Exposure to Diversity
Camp exposes Scouts to diverse program offerings beyond what their units typically provides, such as high-adventure activities, environmental stewardship projects, and cultural exchanges.
Skill Acquisition
Scouts acquire new skills or advance existing ones at camp, introducing fresh ideas and activities that can be integrated into their unit’s program calendar to keep activities engaging and relevant.
Personal Development
Scouts develop resilience, independence, and self-confidence at camp, qualities that enhance their ability to contribute positively to their unit and take on leadership roles within their community.
