Welcome to Lake Erie Council's camp and facility rental system for Beaumont, and Firelands!
Please select a camp from the "LEC Camps" tab above to begin.

*** CAMP GRAY AT BEAUMONT SCOUT RESERVATION IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE***

Each of the Lake Erie Council's camps has something special to offer your group.

When the time comes, choose your Group Type based on these descriptions:

Lake Erie Council Unit: All Cub Scout packs, Scouts BSA troops, and Venturing crews can utilize the camps for hiking, camping, fishing, and a variety of other activities. Scouts should consider checking the Weekend Program Schedule below to check out upcoming FREE program opportunities that may be available to weekend campers.

Out of Council Unit: All Scouting groups pay the same price whether they're part of Lake Erie Council or any other council, and may take advantage of all the same program offerings.

Non-Scouting Group: Non-Scout groups (ie groups not representing registered individuals in Scouting America) may want to consider utilizing our camps for their next retreat or camping adventure. Several types of indoor facilities are available as well as rustic campsites.

Non-Scout groups must provide a certificate of liability insurance, naming the Lake Erie Council and Scouting America as co-insured.

FOR UNIT ROSTERS: When coming to camp, you must bring a completed printed full unit roster from my.scouting.org. This roster and all rosters should include Youth Protection Dates for all adults and Membership I.D.’s. If you show up to camp without one you can use the LEC printable roster but you will need to fill-in all the information.

Questions, Contact Anthony Dworning, Council Director of Camping

Youth Protection Guidelines

Lake Erie Council Scouts BSA Cabin Policy: Please note that when housing both male and female for Scouts BSA campers, separate walled-off rooms with a door must be booked for each gender. Youth and adults of a single gender in Scouts BSA should also be separated by a temporary barrier within the same facility. See Accommodations section on the Guide to Safe Scouting website.

FOR CUB SCOUTS ONLY: Please note that when housing both male and female for Cub Scout campers, separate walled-off rooms with a door should be booked if available. If the accommodations can't be booked temporary barrier are allowed. Youth and adults of a single gender in Cub Scouts should also be separated by a temporary barrier within the same facility. Cub Scouts are allowed to camp with there parents while on a campout. See Accommodations section on the Guide to Safe Scouting website.

Adult Supervision for all Scouting America Events! 

Two registered adult leaders 21 years of age or over are required at all Scouting activities, including all meetings. There must be a registered female adult leader 21 years of age or over in every unit serving females. A registered female adult leader 21 years of age or over must be present for any activity involving female youth or female adult program participants.  

Notwithstanding the minimum leader requirements, age and program-appropriate supervision must always be provided.  

All adults staying overnight in connection with a Scouting activity must be currently registered as an adult volunteer or an adult program participant.  Adult volunteers must register in the position(s) they are serving in. Registration as a merit badge counselor position does not meet this requirement. See FAQ for list of approved adult registration fee required positions.   Limited exception below for Cub Scout overnight Programs.

Cub Scout Programs – Overnight Exception:   Cub Scout parents or legal guardians taking part in an overnight Cub Scout program with their own child or legal ward are not required to register as leaders. All adults must review the “How to Protect your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent’s Guide” that can be found in the front of each Cub Scout Handbook. In addition, the parent or legal guardian must be accompanied by a registered leader at any time they are with youth members other than their own child/ward.  All other overnight adults must be currently registered in an adult fee required position.

One-on-one contact between adult leaders and youth members is prohibited both inside and outside of Scouting.

In situations requiring a personal conference, the meeting is to be conducted with the knowledge and in view of other adults and/or youth.

Private online communications (texting, phone calls, chat, IM, etc.) must include another registered leader or parent.

Communication by way of social media (Facebook, Snapchat, etc.) must include another registered leader or parent.

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Service Projects
Camp can always use your help! Please contact one of our Rangers (Beaumont: Chris Fortunato or  Bear Roloff; Firelands: Danny Thomas) for a service project that your Unit could participate in!