Time until Summer Camp 2025:
WELCOME TO MICHIGAN SCOUTING!
The Michigan Crossroads Council offers a wide variety of outdoor programs to meet the needs & interests of our Units, Scouts, and their adult leaders. From Tiger Cubs through Scouts BSA, Sea Scouts and Venturers, a wide variety of program opportunities are offered at our year-round camps across Michigan.
Scouts that camp, have more fun and stay in Scouting longer. From spending time with your friends and fellow Scouts building craft projects, campfires, and sailing into the sunset to skits and songs, rank advancement, and merit badges, it’s all there – memories that will last a lifetime. Make sure your Scouts have those memories!
Michigan Crossroads Council has some of the finest properties in the United States. Whether you are part of a religious, school, or Scouting group, we are pleased you are considering us for your next conference, summer camp, camp out or weekend activity.
And, don’t just take our word for it. Please take a moment to see the impact our camps are having on Michigan youth by reading our Camp Impact Report
Questions? Please call the Camping Hotline at 517-816-7755 or email us at camp.michigan@scouting.org with any of your camp questions or contact a member of the Camping Team listed below.
CAMP PROGRAM INFORMATION
Scouts BSA Camps
GERBER SCOUT RESERVATION
CAMP ROTARY
COLE CANOE BASE
D-BAR-A SCOUT RANCH
CAMPING TEAM
| CAMPING TEAM | ||
| Director of Camping Services | Dianna Marsh | dianna.marsh@scouting.org |
| Camping Operations Manager | Andrew Wright | andrew.wright@scouting.org |
| Senior Camping Director | Gregg Zdan | gregory.zdan@scouting.org |
| Camping Administrator | Rebecca Alberda | rebecca.alberda@scouting.org |
| Camping Director – Cole Canoe Base | Dan Hill | daniel.hill@scouting.org |
| Camping Director – Camp Rotary | Cheryl Burrows | cheryl.burrows@scouting.org |
| Camping Director – D-bar-A Scout Ranch | Marie Becvar | marie.becvar@scouting.org |
| Camping Director – Gerber Scout Reservation | Marie Becvar | marie.becvar@scouting.org |
| Seasonal Camping Director – Camp Teetonkah | Peggy Etheridge | peggy.etheridge@scouting.org |
| Camping Director – Camp Hiawatha | Erick Kestila | Erick.Kestila@scouting.org |
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