At Camp Sequassen, no two summers are ever the same. Whether it’s your first time or your fifth, there’s always something new to explore, achieve, and remember.
2026 Summer Camp
Dates
Week 1: June 28 – July 4, 2026
Week 2: July 5 – 11, 2026
Week 3: July 12 – 18, 2026
Week 4: July 19 – 25, 2026
Week 5: July 26 – August 1, 2026
Week 6: August 2 – 8, 2026
Week 7: August 9 – 15, 2026
Registration Opens
Week 1: July 4, 2025
Week 2: July 11, 2025
Week 3: July 18, 2025
Week 4: July 25, 2025
Week 5: August 1, 2025
Week 6: August 8, 2025
Week 7: August 15, 2025
Registration Details
Registration for the same week next year opens the Friday of your week at camp this year
Troops have priority when reserving the same campsite for the same week next year
Registration Opens soon - Stay TuneD!
Scouts Love Camp Sequassen - Here's Why
Every summer, Scouts from across the region return to Camp Sequassen for one reason: it’s where the magic happens. Nestled on the shores of West Hill Pond, the camp’s pristine lake, dense forests, and rich traditions create the perfect setting for outdoor adventure.
Scouts can choose from dozens of merit badges, from archery and swimming to environmental science, welding, and even space exploration. Want to climb a 35-foot tower? Shoot a bullseye at the range? Learn CPR? Explore the ecology of the woods? It’s all here.
The open program format in the afternoons means you’re not just stuck in class—you can go paddleboarding, ride the BMX trail, throw axes, or challenge yourself in a lumberjack Olympics. Campwide games like the Fire Hose Competition or Land & Sea Games bring out the best in team spirit. And each night ends with laughter, stories, and songs around the campfire.
For younger Scouts, the Wilderness Patrol Program builds confidence and skills while offering structured fun. For older Scouts, there’s the Older Scout Adventures, featuring high-adrenaline activities like ziplining, COPE challenges, and river tubing. No matter your age or experience, Camp Sequassen has something just right for you.
Why Parents Say "Yes" To Camp Sequassen
Sending a Scout to Camp Sequassen means giving them a safe, structured, and meaningful experience. Parents love that their children are not only enjoying nature but also learning responsibility, teamwork, and leadership in a supervised and supportive environment.
Camp Sequassen is staffed by trained adults and seasoned Scouts who prioritize safety and mentorship. From medical check-ins to buddy systems, every part of camp life is designed with well-being in mind. Scouts learn to manage their gear, follow a schedule, and take ownership of their own growth, and have fun the whole time.
You’ll notice the difference when they come home: more confident, more independent, and full of stories about what they accomplished.
New Adventures Every Year
One of the things that makes Camp Sequassen so special is that it’s always evolving. Every summer brings a fresh energy, new experiences, and opportunities for Scouts to try something they haven’t before. Whether it’s a newly offered merit badge, a creative twist on a favorite campwide game, or a surprise activity, summer camp never feels exactly the same from one year to the next.
Even long-time campers find surprises each year—new friends, new staff, new goals. Sequassen blends tradition with innovation, offering a balance of time-honored activities and exciting changes. It keeps the camp experience fresh while staying true to what makes it meaningful.
Start Your Next Adventure
Camp Sequassen isn’t just a place—it’s an experience that lives with you long after summer ends. It’s where goals are set, friendships are forged, and Scouts grow into leaders. In 2026, Camp Sequassen invites every Scout to take the leap—into the lake, into new challenges, into their best summer yet.
Let the adventure begin.