Rent Camp Sinoquipe Scout Reservation

Are you interested in hosting an event and looking for a location? 

Weddings, Court of Honor, Training Program or Corporate Retreat and Youth Camps are just a few of the events we can host at Camp Sinoquipe. 

Camp Sinoquipe is available for rent by both Scouting and non-Scouting groups as well.

• Beautiful outdoor chapel shelter overlooking majestic lake
• Full comercial kitchen and dining hall
• Cabins with heat/ac
• Large pavilions and open field areas
• Swimming pool (seasonal) 
• Shooting sports ranges including archery, rifle, pistol and shotgun
• Indoor meeting, conference and classroom space

To inquire about availability and for more information, complete the form below to contact us. 

The picturesque 530-acre Sinoquipe Scout Reservation, owned and operated by the Shenandoah Area Council, BSA, is nestled in the mountains of Fulton County, Pennsylvania around a 10-acre lake. Conveniently located off the Fort Littleton exit of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, Camp Sinoquipe has 5 cabins that house between 12-24 people and include electricity and heat. There are 13 developed campsites with tent platforms, campfire circles and wash stations, in addition to several open field camping areas, some of which include covered pavilions. 

Please Note: 

Campsites, Cabins and other facilities must be reserved in advance and are on a first come first serve basis. For instructions on how to use the Shenandoah Area Council Tentaroo reservation system download the instruction sheet below.  

• Both camps are typically closed to outside use for the Summer camp season from June 1 to July 31
• Some dates are blocked because of a scheduled council Scouting activity. 
• Water in campsites is turned OFF Late October thru late March.  

Remember Camp Sinoquipe is a Scout camp, NO Pets, Alcohol, Illegal Drugs or Personal firearms are permitted. For a complete list of camp rules and policies please download and read the OFF SEASON CAMPING GUIDE before you make a reservation or arrive at camp. You are responsible to know and follow all rules and policies while at camp along with the BSA Guide To Safe Scouting. Failure to follow these rules and policies will result in being removed from camp property without any refund.