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Camp Lowden BSA

★★★★½ 4.520 reviewsOregon, IL

Private

Boy Scout resident summer camp on 250 wooded acres along the Rock River near Oregon, owned by the Blackhawk Area Council. The full-service camp offers tent camping, a dining hall, rifle and archery ranges, a pool and Rock River waterfront, plus scoutcraft, handicraft and nature instruction for Scouts of all ages.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Lowden BSA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Brian Andrew

Would like to see camp lowdenbackinuse as a summer camp would like you use thpool dining hall open with the weekend camping during the spring and summer time

★★★★★Conor Cook

We had a great visit at Camp Lowden from Friday, March 13 - Sunday, March 15, 2026. We had the annual Iron Chef cookout at Boeger Leadership Lodge here. We had great weather the whole time, although a little chillier than the rest of the warm week had been. Great weekend. Nice to get away. Also we saw this cool statute in Oregon from the side of the road on our way home! This was my eighth time at Camp Lowden and I definitely hope that I will be back! (Written 3-25-26)

★★★★★Brian Andrew

camp. lowden .has the best staff. best food . greatskits at campfire. thestaff is the best on the every line . i miss camp lowden .miss bruce small he was the bestdirector. have a great summer this year.comming up.hope to see you all soon.

★★★★★Amethyst Kristina

Attended a Boy Scout weekend here recently with my own kiddo after having been here 20 years ago myself and what a great camp with excellent, clean facilities and fun, cheerful staff.

★★★★Kyle Wilke

BSA Camp Lowden is one of the few camps that reside in Winnebago County, it has a decent dining hall, well-designed fire bowl, and a variety of program provided by the camp. High adventure is tier 2 at best, few areas seem to be under staffed. Water front is located at the pool next to dining hall and on the river which requires a 1 mile walk. They do still do blue cards, but the newer check sheet system is largely preferred and less time consuming, plus has far less room for mistakes. Warning to parking! Parking lot floods after large rain events. This message is for those who wish to work here: Housing is seems more towards shacks than cabins.

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