Camp C.S. Klaus Scouts BSA Summer Camp
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Camp C.S. Klaus is a 200-acre Boy Scouts of America camp in a wooded valley near Greeley, run by the Northeast Iowa Council. It offers week-long overnight summer camp for Cub Scouts (entering grades 1–5), Webelos and Arrow of Light, and Scouts BSA, with a lake, natural waterfalls, a 40-foot climbing tower, a COPE course, and trails. Programs are unit- and group-based within Scouting.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp C.S. Klaus Scouts BSA Summer Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Anderson GriebelBest moments of my summers. Sadly I am aging out of scouts after this year and am unable to go to the 2026 camp due to other events. I will always remember the camp staff including Griff, Dan, Mark and Red. This camp will always hold a spot in my memories.
★★★★★EliSummer of 2025 was probably the best I’ve had. And this camp was the reason. I loved meeting new people my age and making friends. I had the time of my life joking about a little song the people made it wad stupid but funny to us. It simply said, I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole.
★★★★★Rick SheafferReally impressed with this camp. The staff was great. You saw a number of family members working at the camp. That was great to see. They really took pride in the camp and you could see it was well cared for. The merit badge selection was good and they had other fun activities and traditions. I highly encourage any troop looking for a great all around camp experience to check out Klaus.
★★★★★Brian GrahamThe kids has a great time. Staff was great. It was so nice to get back out in nature again.
★★★★★Jon UzelWhen you think of a summer camp this is the type of place you think about. You'll find crafts, pioneering projects, areas to study ecology, a big lake with plenty of sun and boats, a climbing tower, a friendly dining hall, tents sites scattered along the road in slightly wooded areas, there's even a waterfall. But perhaps the best feature a going to this camp can be found in the summer when its open and its staff who year over a year run an excellent program. I cannot recommend this camp highly enough , check it out for yourself!