Camp Tuscazoar was founded more than a century ago by Scout leaders who recognized that the beauty and history of the land offered a valuable place for boys to learn, grow and become young men. Today, Camp Tuscazoar continues to serve scouts and other youth organizations under the guidance of the Camp Tuscazoar Foundation, an Ohio non-profit corporation. Large numbers of weekend campers, hikers, mountain bikers and horse riders visit throughout the year.
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Join us for another year of outdoor fun and adventure! We have activities planned for all ages, including our usual spring and fall fundraisers, and our event weekends. Watch this page as we begin to post information on each individual event.
Scouts are invited to earn Radio Merit Badge and participate in the Jamboree On The Air (JOTA). Almost all of requirements of the badge will be available during the day. Area amateur radio clubs will cooperate to teach this merit badge.
As part of Camp Tuscazoar’s centennial celebration, a collection of 100 historic sites throughout camp were identified and marked with a unique sign. Visitors are encouraged to hike to many or all of these sites to learn more about the camp’s rich history.
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.
In our jam-packed August 2022 BREEZE newsletter, read about our upcoming events: Hoofs & Hounds, Pig Roast Fundraiser, Pig Gig Campout, and Radio Merit Badge Weekend. We also highlight several recent projects at camp, detail the restoration of the camp’s cannon, introduce new camp promo items, recap our recent Reign of Pain and Adventure Race events, and much more!
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.
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.
Since 2004, our old-fashioned maple syrup, produced here at Camp Tuscazoar, has been a big hit! Order some and try it out on your pancakes.
