TMR is not only a spectacular place for long-term summer camping, but it is also home to over 30 facilities for units to hold their monthly camping trips, or scouting families to have a weekend getaway. Short Term facilities are available from Labor Day in September until the end of June. The Delaware River sites are also available on weekends in the summer months. soon as possible.
All units camping with GNYC must submit a roster upon arrival:
Download the Weekend Camping Roster
Call Camping Services to book your stay 212-651-3077
Download the Weekend Camping Roster
Call Camping Services to book your stay 212-651-3077
Among the many facilities at TMR are:
Fully Winterized Cabins: with electricity, bathrooms & kitchens
Leanto Sites: 3 to 9 leantos per site, some located on the Delaware
Tent Sites: some of which are located right on the Delaware River
Family Cabins: 4 to 5 person cabins on Turnpike Pond and Lake Nianque
Just Opened- RV Site: 50 Amp Connection, Water & Sewer, 60′ Pull-Through
Weekend check-in takes place at the Headquarters Trading Post, located at 1481 Crystal Lake Road (County Route 26). Ten Mile River Scout Camps are plowed when the situation arises, but access in winter weather conditions is better suited to four wheel drive vehicles. A local towing service can be contacted if vehicles become stuck or damaged. River Sites are on town road that closes on November 15th and reopens on April 15th. To make a reservation or check availability please call (212)-651-3077 For check-in questions, day of, or emergencies please call the Ranger on Duty at (845) 798-6114. Please leave a message and your call will be returned as received.
- Now available year round Horsemanship Merit Badge and horseback riding at Rolling Stone Ranch just minutes from TMR! Scouts can spend a full day of program at the ranch learning Horsemanship during the course of camp in addition Rolling Stone Ranch boasts an indoor heated area for winter riding, Learn more
- Outdoor adventure is the promise made to boys when they join Scouting. In the outdoors, boys have opportunities to acquire skills that make them more self-reliant. They can explore canoe and hiking trails and complete challenges they first thought were beyond their ability. Attributes of good character become part of a boy as he learns to cooperate to meet outdoor challenges that may include extreme weather, difficult trails and portages, and dealing with nature’s unexpected circumstances.
- Organized camping is a creative, educational experience in cooperative group living in the outdoors. It uses the natural surroundings to contribute significantly to physical, mental, spiritual, and social growth.