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Camping & Outdoor Programs

Camp Durant

For generations, Camp Durant has been a place where Scouts unplug, explore the outdoors on 2,400 acres of forests and lakes near Carthage, North Carolina, and make memories that last a lifetime. With beautiful campsites, exciting programs, and endless opportunities for adventure, it’s a place Scouts are proud to call home.

Summer Camp

There’s nothing quite like summer camp at Camp Durant. Spend a week swimming, climbing, learning new skills, and making friends while enjoying comfortable platform tents, an air-conditioned dining hall, as well as the adventure, fun, and traditions that keep Scouts coming back year after year.

Camp Campbell

Located on the shores of Kerr Lake just north of the North Carolina–Virginia border, Camp Campbell offers a rustic, back-to-nature camping experience with waterfront access, primitive campsites, and plenty of room for outdoor adventure.

Camp Reeves

Located near Carthage, North Carolina, Camp Reeves is the more primitive side of the Occoneechee Scout Reservation, featuring open camping areas, wooded campsites, and a peaceful setting perfect for unit camping and outdoor skills development.

Parent Resource Center

Get ready for an unforgettable week at Camp Durant with important forms, packing information, arrival details, camp policies, and resources designed to help families feel prepared and informed.
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Occoneechee Alumni Association

The Occoneechee Council Alumni Association brings together former Scouts, Scouters, volunteers, and supporters who want to stay connected to the Scouting movement. Through special events, recognition programs, and networking opportunities, alumni can reconnect with old friends and help strengthen Scouting for future generations.

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The Triangle Eagle Scout Association connects Eagle Scouts across central North Carolina through networking, fellowship, service, and leadership opportunities. Whether you’re a recent Eagle Scout or earned the rank decades ago, TESA provides a way to stay connected and continue making an impact.

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The National Eagle Scout Association connects Eagle Scouts across the country through networking, professional development, scholarships, and opportunities to continue living the values of Scouting long after earning the Eagle Scout rank.
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Fayetteville Tech Post 1961

Offering local youth the opportunity to explore various career pathways and develop leadership skills through hands-on experiences and mentorship. The program, affiliated with the college’s strong vocational, technical, and continuing education focus, provides access to real-world learning in multiple fields aligned with community and industry needs. As part of the broader Exploring initiative, Post 1961 aims to prepare young people for college and career success by combining skill-building, character development, and career exploration in a supportive environment.

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Meeting Location:

Tony Rand Student Center Multipurpose Room
2220 Hull Rd. | Fayetteville, NC.

This Post will be hosting an Open House Open House Nov. 9th 6-8pm

Questions? Please email Tara Holberg below.

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