Our first River Sweep on May 21 was a big success. Our group of volunteers, which included a large number of Scouts, pulled 960 pounds of trash from the Tuscarawas River and its banks!

These rugged, nylon bags measure 13′ x 10.5″ and are called a “dry bag” because they are waterproof. The have a full top closure with a clip to attach it to your belt or backpack. Imprinted with the camp’s logo, they are available immediately.

In March, the U.S. Secretary of the Interior and other federal and state officials visited the Dessecker Mine area to learn more about the project and how a public/private partnership led to the successful reclamation of an abandoned coal mine.

In our jam-packed March 2022 BREEZE newsletter, read about our upcoming events: Maple Days, Dover Dam Weekend, River Sweep and Merit Badge, and the Adventure Race. We also highlight several recent activities and projects at camp, announce a new land acquisition, recap our recent Gold Rush competition and much more!

Attention High School and Middle School Mountain Bikers: The Tuscazoar Composite (TZC) Team invites local boys and girls in grades 6-12 to join the defending State Champions of the Ohio Mountain Bike League (Division B)! The team includes student athletes from any school (or home school) in the area. Our central goal is for students to develop a strong body, mind and character through mountain biking.

Put one of these new Camp Tuscazoar patches on your uniform, a ball cap or anywhere you want to “keep the spirit burning!” Measures approximately 4″ wide by 2.5″ high.

Check out the latest mountain biking video shot on the trails at Camp Tuscazoar. The video was produced by local videographer Tyler King in conjunction with the Dirt Line. Several local riders spent five hours riding the camp’s trails in the process.

We’ve posted an online form for memberships and donations. Now you can quickly and easily join the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation or send a donation to support our efforts.