A large main room has eight double bunks for a capacity of 26 youth. This main room eventually will have a folding wall allowing separate quarters for male and female youth as needed. There are two adult bunk rooms each sleeping five individuals. If one of the adult bunk rooms is not needed by a particular unit, youth may be housed there as well. Tables, chairs, and wi-fi are also available in this building.
The Mohegan Lodge is heated with a propane-fired forced hot air heating system. This facility is intended primarily as a warm place to sleep and do limited activities in cold-weather months. The Mohegan Lodge does not have bathrooms but the year-round Boonesville Restroom is a short walk away. Likewise, this building does not have a kitchen and cooking is not allowed indoors. Half-barrels and picnic tables are available outdoors and units are encouraged to bring whatever shelters and cooking equipment they normally do for camping trips. Water is available at the Magee Lodge as is true for all of East Camp in the cold weather months. Parking areas near the Mohegan Lodge are plowed in winter.
Units seeking heated amenities including kitchen, dining, bathrooms, and showers are welcome to rent the West Lodge and/or Venture Lodge.
The Smith Family Pavilion is the home of the summer camp handicraft program. This pavilion is a large open air pavilion that can be used for gatherings, trainings, or whatever your unit can think of. A number of cafeteria style folding tables are in the pavilion, as well as lights and electricity. Access to the storage room is not available to rentals. A nearby wash sink is available with seasonal water. Renters can use the back entrance of the Main Field to load/unload supplies but parking for all vehicles is in the main parking lot. Renters can also use parts of the main field.
The Outpost campsite is located at the extreme northern end of camp and is perfect for the unit that wants to have a more primitive camping experience. The site is located right off of Upper Jaffrey Rd. and has a number of three-sided adirondacks with bunk beds (bring your own camp mattress). The site is open and has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The campsite has a gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. The campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. Water is available at the Ranger’s house and the shower house is a short hike away (Seasonal Water Availability). Cars can park in the campsite as long as they are off the road. Additional vehicles need to be parked in one of the camp parking lots.
The Grand Monadnock Lodge (formally the Green Cabin) is located in the Main Field of the camp. Named after The Grand Monadnock Lodge #309, the cabin underwent a major overhaul thanks to the donation of the lodge and a matching service grant from the National Order of the Arrow Committee. This cabin is divided into three rooms with 4 bunk beds each and is the perfect accommodation for a Venturing Crew or multiple units camping together while maintaining Youth Protection standards. A covered deck off the back of the cabin is the perfect place for your unit to gather during meals while a nearby clearing provides your unit a place to set up a kitchen. The cabin is heated with set-back timers. The lower camp composting restroom facility is just a few steps away. Water is available nearby and the camp shower house is just a short walk away. The camp amphitheater is around the corner and units can use the fire pit located there for a late night campfire. Wi-Fi internet is available, however is limited in speed.
The kiowa campsite is located on the eastern side of camp. A medium size campsite, the site is open and has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The campsite has a gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. Water is available at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is only a few minutes away (Seasonal Water Availability). A few cars can park along the entrance road while maintaining emergency access to the campsite. Other vehicles park in the main parking lot.
The Crow campsite is located on the eastern side of camp. The only campsite in camp with a private entrance, the site is open and has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The campsite has a gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. Water is available at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is only a few minutes away (Seasonal Water Availability). A few cars can park in the private entrance while maintaining emergency access to the campsite. Other vehicles park in the main parking lot.
The Merrimac campsite is centrally located on Ranger Jack Way and is the camp’s most accessible campsite. The only campsite in camp with access to a composting restroom facility in the site, the site is open and has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The campsite has a gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. An accessible three sided hard shelter is great for evenings where the poor weather. Water is available at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is only steps away (Seasonal Water Availability). A few cars can park nearby while maintaining emergency access. Other vehicles park in the main parking lot.
The Iroquois campsite is located along Ranger Jack Way in the center of camp. One of a few campsites in camp that is divided into two sections, the site has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The two areas are on either side of Ranger Jack Way and is perfect for patrol camping. The campsite has two gathering areas and two fire pits for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. Water is available at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is just steps away (Seasonal Water Availability). A few cars can park nearby while maintaining emergency access to the campsite. Other vehicles park in the main parking lot.
The Abnaki campsite is centrally located to camp across from the Climbing Tower on Ranger Jack Way. The campsite has two seperate areas, ideal for patrols. The campsite has a large gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms and two fire pits, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables. Water is available at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is only a few minutes away (Seasonal Water Availability). The campsite is also fortunate to have a compositing bathroom facility that is shared with other nearby campsites. Parking for units is in the nearby western parking lot.
The Monadnock campsite is located at the northern end of camp and is named after The Grand Monadnock Lodge, a previous OA lodge responsible for constructing the campsite. The site is open and has plenty of space for your unit to spread out for the weekend. The campsite has a gathering area and fire pit for those endless evening campfires. Outfitted with tent platforms, the campsite also has a number of picnic tables to gather around. Water is available nearby at the campsite latrine while the centrally located shower house is only steps away (Seasonal Water Availability). A few cars can park nearby while maintaining emergency access. Other vehicles park in the main parking lot.
