Tuckahoe Service Center
The Council maintains a centrally-located service center to support operations, provide customer service, and serve as a hub for unit and volunteer support across the council.
Tuckahoe Scout Shop
Located at the Tuckahoe Service Center, the Tuckahoe Scout Shop provides easy access for uniforms, advancement items, and program materials—ensuring Scouts and leaders have what they need to participate fully.
Camping Facilities
The Council maintains and operates three camp properties—Conewago, Hidden Valley, and Tuckahoe—providing year-round outdoor programming, summer camp programs at Tuckahoe, and unit camping opportunities.
Background Checks
The Council ensures that all adult volunteers complete required background checks and Safeguarding Youth Training, and provides liability insurance coverage and incident management to maintain a safe environment for every Scout.
Administrative Support
The Council manages registration processing, advancement records, and system support through Scouting America platforms. This ensures accurate records, efficient onboarding, and consistent service to units and families.
Training
The Council offers advanced training opportunities for adult volunteers (Wood Badge, University of Scouting, Outdoor Academy) and youth participants (National Youth Leadership Training).
Recruitment Materials
The Council offers advanced training opportunities for adult volunteers (Wood Badge, University of Scouting, Outdoor Academy) and youth participants (National Youth Leadership Training).
Events
The Council and its five districts host events, including camporees, Cub Adventure Camps, Pinewood and Klondike Derbies, as well as a council-wide camping event every two years. such as the upcoming Hidden Valley Centennial Camporee.
Adventure Opportunities
The Council coordinates participation in high-adventure experiences, including contingents to programs like Philmont and National Jamborees.
