Camping at Tuscazoar
As a camp for youth groups, and catering strongly to organized Scouting, Camp Tuscazoar has a large set of facilities to meet many types of group needs and challenges. Groups can attend our organized events or arrange their own outings, and will find our camp accommodating and inviting.
Camp Rules of Use > – Please carefully read
Camp Tuscazoar Equine Guidelines >
Camp Tuscazoar’s wilderness provides wonderful primitive areas, some with clearings, and a few with shelters. Tent sites dot the main camp.
With a variety of cabins and lodges of different sizes, with fireplaces and electricity and drinking water nearby, Camp Tuscazoar has housing for camping and programs. These are available to appropriate groups for a fee.
If you have a camper or recreational vehicle, now you have a place to stay. Camp Tuscazoar’s R.V. park offers another alternative for spending time in the outdoors. The park is located across from the camp entrance, near the Stone Lodge. Sites are available for daily, weekly or long-term rental.
Organized Group Camping / Events >
By reserving multiple cabins or sites, and with the availability of the Kimble Dining Hall, groups can make arrangements for weekend events. Several latrines are located throughout camp. A shower house stands near Keppler Lodge. An open air amphitheater provides wonderful outdoor staging for skits and sing-a-longs, meetings or ceremonies. Tom’s Chapel is a beautiful, sheltered place for worship nestled on a wooded hillside.
Constructed as the result of a generous bequest from Trustee Emeritus Cecil Moorhead’s estate, the W. C. Moorhead Museum houses many exhibits of Camp Tuscazoar’s history and items donated by friends of the camp. The museum also houses our Trading Post, and serves as our check-in station when groups arrive at camp.
A wide variety of attractions and historic locations surround Camp Tuscazoar. From historic settlements to swimming or canoeing, a host of fun and educational activities are available within a modest drive from the camp.