Camp
Currie is packed with many different facilities, all create an
atmosphere designed to give Camp Currie that something special that
sets it apart from other camps. Of course, there are many other
opportunities available to Camp Currie's guests, including hiking
trails, camp out spots, lake access, with more coming every year,
through the hard work of volunteers, Boy Scout Eagle projects, and
service ideas.

The
lodge is a prominent part of the camp. It has two lofts, one on each
side of a central great room. Each side has 8 bunks ready for sleeping bags. On
the ground floor, there are an additional 10-12 bunks on each side,
under each loft. In addition to sleeping quarters, the lodge has
a large fire place, electricity, and benches and tables for working on crafts and
dining.

Camp
Currie has three Adriondacks. Each cabin shelter consists of three walls with a
front porch opening and 12 bunks inside. They are great for camping in
challenging weather.

Living close to nature can allow focus on higher consciousness. Together with wise guidance, nature can be a wonderful teacher. For religious services you can hike up the trail to higher ground. There is a chapel tucked away in a nice quiet corner of the camp.

For
evening events the camp fire amphitheater is a great place! With a
stage setting and 2 fire pits there isn't a better place in camp to
enjoy a few skits and songs! There are plenty of benches for your
audience, as well as a front row spot designed especially for
wheelchair access.

Although many campers prefer to bring their own bottled drinking water, fresh well water is available from our vintage hand pump. Remember this camp has been around since 1943.

The Cooking Hall is a covered dining area with fire place and fire heated cooking
surfaces, an area to create some great camp cuisine, or to have a
scoutmaster chili cook off! An electrical outlet is included.

Four vault latrines are strategically located throughout the camp grounds. Each has two units. Bring your own tissue.