Camp Karoondinha BSA Susquehanna Council
Private
A Boy Scouts of America resident camp (Susquehanna Council) on 400-plus acres along Penns Creek near Millmont, a Scouting tradition since 1933. Summer offers Cub Scout and Scouts BSA resident camping, with a swimming pool, boating lake, over five miles of trails, cabins, and tent-platform campsites.
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 Karoondinha BSA Susquehanna Council directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Nick KnouseCamp K has been a great Scout camp for many generations. Many opportunities for outdoor education and recreation. Trails for hiking, tents and cabins available, waterfront boating, swimming pool as well as rifle and archery ranges. Not open to public, you must be a good scout to partake in this facility's awesomeness.
★★★★★Matthew Roslevich25+ years of Camp K, as both an Eagle Scout and a Scouter. I love this place!
★★★★★Paradoxical MindGoing back today for Summer Camp. My 10 year old son, Talen. It is his first time at scout Summer camp. He is hype & so is mommy admittedly. FIRST TIME ON OVERNIGHT(S) WITHOUT ME!😬😬😬😬🤯🥳😚☺😊😍
★★★★Dane SchadelOur Boy Scout Troop 86 is an out of council troop that enjoys Winter camping in neighboring camps. This year (2020) the boys voted for Camp Karoondinha or Camp K as it is known locally. We stayed in Ertel Lodge for the weekend and found that although it was quite small we could easily accommodate 18 people. Both the stoves and the fireplace were fully functional although we enjoyed freakishly warm weather in January and didn't light them off on Saturday. The refrigerator was cold and clean. The boys were introduced to the "no-flush" latrines of days gone by and quickly adjusted. When ya gotta go... The shale pit provided an opportunity to look for fossils and the camp Ranger was kind enough to open the Trading Post for a limited time. All in all an exceptional camp that features a man-made lake and a beautiful wooded setting for a winter weekend adventure!
★★★★★Carmine ScicchitanoI have been a Boy Scout with Troop 174 since 2012 and have gone to Camp Karoondinha every year since 2013, with this year being my last year. I can not say enough about Camp Karoondinha or its staff. Every year I have always been welcomed, and I could feel the Staff really did care about if the scouts succeeded or not. They were always knowledgeable in their program areas, and ready to help every scout along the way. It is always bittersweet leaving at the end of the week, because you grow to know the counselors, even maybe considering them friends. But even when you leave, a few years down the road, you will still remember every experience, and the joy it brought you.