Phillippo Scout Camp

Visiting our camps means that you will most likely get a chance to see some pretty cool animals in the wild! We also have some animals in our education centers and barns during our summer programs to allow all of our visitors a chance to see some animals up close!

Take up a bow and fire a few arrows toward the bullseye

There's nothing better on a camping trip when mother nature decides to make it too hot, too cold, or sometimes rainy. Don't worry, you can spend some crazy-fun or even educational time together playing board games!

Stay upbeat and buoyant at camp in our boats! We can also outfit your adventures. Canoes and canoe trailers are available to rent to use on a river trip, go to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, or to use at another nearby lake.

Bouldering provides challenging horizontal routes for climbers that like the unique challenge of going sideways instead of up and down.

A unique winter sport that anyone can play.

Get yourself a camp souvenir or pick up something you may have forgotten at home.

A toasty campfire is often the focus of any campout. It provides a place for cooking, sharing stories and doing skits all while spending time with friends and family in the great outdoors.

Check out the nearby Cannon Valley Trail.

We can provide you with the canoes, a trailer to haul them, life jackets and paddles.

Indoors or outdoors, camp can be the environment to try something new.

Our Low Ropes courses consist of real and imaginary challenges

We have climbing structures at four locations, providing physical and mental challenges to Scouts of all ages

Crafty things to do at our camps

Our camps are the the perfect setting for cross country skiing.

Can you toss a frisbee? If the answer is yes than you can try out this cool activity.

Start and stop a fire the right way.

Fishing is a great way to connect with nature, relieve some stress, learn how our ancestors used to acquire food, and more!

Enter the Octagon with your friends and try and be the last to survive the round!

Geocaching is an orienteering course using hand-held GPS units.

Get ready for your High Adventure trip by visiting one of our camps.

Hiking at camp is a fantastic way to enjoy the environment.

Use one of our knot/lashing kits to learn the basics of this Scouting skill.

Map and compass is a key skill if you plan to do any backpacking

If your unit has climbed on artificial or indoor structures, and has appropriate training and equipment, you may be ready to try climbing on real rock. Rock climbing is a physically and mentally demanding activity that builds confidence, trust, fitness, and focus. Not to mention you can take some great photos!

Day or night, our nature trails make your hike even more exciting.

The familiar old trail that you've hiked dozens of times is suddenly new; it's like exploring all over again, and even a short hike can be thrilling at night. Depth perception becomes a guessing game and a whole new set of animals come out to play.

Have you ever been told not to throw rocks? Not at our rock throwing range! After we review the safety rules of Scout Ranges, take aim with a rock and hurl it at targets like pie plates, tin cans, and even some breakables! (Rocks can ONLY be thrown on the rock throwing range and should NOT be thrown in other areas at camp).

Can you hit the clay pigeon?

Check out these nearby ski hills while you're at our camps.

Grab your helmets and hold on tight! Our 80 foot long sled chutes are sure to be the highlight of your camp experience!

Snowshoeing is an age-old activity essential to travelling in deep snow.

There sure are a lot of stars in the sky!

Experience the outdoors at their best when you camp in a tent

Try your hand at this timeless challenge

Head out to camp for some classic winter fun.

Tossing around a flying disc isn't just for picnics or lazy days at the beach.

Find the perfect spot at camp for that Kodak moment.

A sport that almost everyone has played at least once, now play it with your new camp friends.