
Camp M.K. Brown, Boy Scout Camp
Golden Spread Council, Scouting America · Private
Camp M.K. Brown is a Boy Scouts of America summer camp operated by the Golden Spread Council, located near Mobeetie in Wheeler County. Its Scouts BSA resident (overnight) summer camp offers aquatics on a 65-acre lake, standard merit-badge programs, a Polaris first-year camper program, shooting sports (archery, rifle, shotgun) and patrol/troop activities. The camp is also open year-round for weekend camping.
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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 Golden Spread Council, Scouting America directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleAmazing resource lovingly card for by the Golden Spread Council. New shower house ensures decades of continued usability for BSA.
Very peaceful.. Couldn't next the highest noise... So nice!!!
We camped at this campsite for the first time last month during October. It was super fun they had a lot of activities planned for the kids they did pumpkin painting,BB guns, slingshots, bow and arrows, the paramedics were there you got to see inside of an ambulance also the Xcel energy personnel was there they were teaching you how to "stay away and stay alive"and how dangerous it is to play near electrical lines.. over all it was a good experience the only negative I can mention is the portable toilets should be cleaned more regularly We definitely want to stay there again with our scout:)
I came here as a kiddo about 20 yrs ago.... Memories I won't forget, great little camp. Even something as mundane as a game of capture the flag is something I remember to this day. Take your kids out here, get em off the screens. I learned how to take care of myself outdoors, shooting/firearms safety, and how to get along with my peers. No video game will teach you all that
I am a boy scout from Troop 87 and I earned 4 merit badges at this Camp. It was a great benefit to me and I would recommend it for a lot of the younger Scouts from my troop and all the other troops because they have a Polaris program.




