White Pine Camp

White Pine is the newest of Tomahawk’s sub-camps, founded in 1994. White Pine is the smallest of the three Boy Scout sub-camps, with ten campsites.

Campsites feature raised platforms for tents, with the canvas tents already set up upon the troop’s arrival.
Troops eat family style in one of two open-air, log dining shelters. The staff eats lunch and dinner with the troops, providing songs, updates on program, and entertainment.
White Pine offers 32 merit badges including favorites such as sailing, horsemanship, climbing, wilderness survival, rifle shooting, and more.
White Pine also has a unique program, in that every Wednesday is Outpost Day. This means a day free from merit badges, and dedicated to troop activities and alternative programs unlike those offered during the rest of the week.
On Wednesdays, troops are provided with breakfast and dinner ingredients, which they cook themselves. Wednesday lunch is Cheeseburgers in Paradise, which is prepared by the staff.
White Pine appeals to troops looking for the smaller-camp atmosphere, raised platforms for the tents, and a unique dining experience.

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