Rotary Scout Reservation

Twin Rivers Council, BSA

 

RSR is pleased to offer a brand new Twin Rivers Council CSP celebrating Scouting’s 100th Anniversary in America and the great Scouting tradition at Rotary Scout Reservation!  The CSP, which was designed by RSR Staff alumnus Jack Earl, features the founder of Scouting, Lord Baden-Powell, along with local icon Uncle Sam.  The history of Uncle Sam is traced to Sam Wilson, a native of nearby Troy, NY.  Rotary Scout Reservation was originally owned by the Uncle Sam Council, and early camp patches feature a profile of the distinctive national icon. 

Commemorative council strips will be available at the RSR Trading Post this summer, while supplies last.  A limited number of special edition gold bordered versions of the patch are available for a $250 donation to the RSR Thunderbird Club.  Only 50 of the gold bordered patches were produced.

Where Summer Adventures Begin

Rotary Scout Reservation

279 Davitt Lake Road

Averill Park, NY 12018

Phone: (518) 283-4794

Fax: (518) 286-2374


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Twin Rivers Council, BSA

253 Washington Ave, Ext.

Albany, NY  12205

Phone: (518) 869-6436

Fax: (518) 869-6439


www.twinriverscouncilbsa.org

Website Questions:

webmaster@rsrbsa.org

Thunderbird Club Campaign 2010

The Thunderbird Club raised nearly $10,000 to support Scouting at RSR in 2009 and we hope to exceed that number in 2010, Scouting’s 100th Anniversary.  You can help by making your contribution today.  Each and every contribution is important and to thank you we are providing a series of special membership gifts.


To find out more, please visit our Thunderbird Club Membership Headquarters.

Welcome to Rotary Scout Reservation, a 1,300 acre wilderness adventure area in Upstate New York.  RSR is owned and operated by the Twin Rivers Council, BSA, and offers six weeks of Boy Scout summer camp programs, a one week Cub Scout day camp program, and year round cabin rentals.

The experienced staff members at Rotary Scout Reservation are trained to provide the most exciting, high quality outdoor program for Scouts.  Highlights include:

  1. Climbing and Rappelling

  2. Sailing and Canoeing

  3. Kayaking

  4. Shotgun and Rifle Shooting

  5. Project COPE high ropes course

  6. Wilderness Survival, Geocaching and Scoutcraft skills

  7. Chillicothe mountain man adventure area

  8. Handicrafts

  9. Archery

  10. Ecology and Conservation


Are you ready for the adventure?  Take a look around the newly designed rsrbsa.org for all the details.  We look forward to seeing you at camp!


Note: The new rsrbsa.org is best viewed when using an updated web browser, including Safari 4, Firefox 3.6, or Internet Explorer 7.0 or later.

2010 Council Camping Brochure

The Twin Rivers Council has produced a brand new, full color brochure for the 2010 Summer Camp season at Rotary Scout Reservation, Camp Wakpominee, and Camp Boyhaven


Download the 2010 Summer Camp Brochure here: 2010 TRC Camp Brochure.pdf

Download the 2010 Camp Fees insert here: 2010 Camp Fees Insert.pdf

New BSA100 RSR Council Strip

Summer Camp 2011

Summer Camp 2010 was one of our best seasons ever and we look forward to seeing you next year!


Registration for Summer Camp 2011 is now open and campsites are going fast!  Register now to secure the week and site you want.  Fee information will be available in the early fall after rates are set by the Council Camping Committee.


Please note that camp fees at Rotary Scout Reservation are all-inclusive and cover the cost of all program supplies, including craft kits and ammunition.  Many camps in the Northeast Region operate on a pay as you go system where Scouts are asked to pay for merit badge materials at camp on top of the camp fee.  For more information, please visit our Registration page.


To register for Summer Camp 2011, please contact Nancy Hartstein at the Twin Rivers Council Office:  (518) 869-6436, ext. 39