Camp Oh-Da-Ko-Ta is a Cub Scout day camp on Dyer Lake about five miles south of Burlington, run by the Three Harbors Council of Scouting America. Open to Tigers, Wolves, Bears, Webelos, and Arrow of Light Scouts (roughly ages 5-11), the four-day program includes boating, swimming, fishing, field and shooting sports, and nature, with camp lunches provided and a bus option from Racine/Kenosha.
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★★★★★Taylor ChildersThe Staplekamp Cabin was a great place for our Troop. There are 5 rooms each with 4 beds, and 2 rooms with 2 beds. That is helpful to know incase you are 6 adults instead of just 4, or you have a boy & girl troop. The rooms are along the walls and there are picnic tables going through the center of the cabin. The main entry has a small foyer with doors at both ends which was great for keeping winter boots and insulating the air as we came and went. Each room has an outlet with built in 2-USB ports. We stayed in the winter with a foot of snow on the ground and it was nice and warm. The Latrines are not heated, so we were very appreciative that the Dining Hall bathrooms were available to us which were heated and clean. The kitchen had a refrigerator, microwave, and a gas stove. No water.
★Sara MOnly good about this Camp are the people. Otherwise, this is a filthy and a very outdated facility. If the Organization actually wants to still see return attendance, then the funds collected need to be better allocated to at the least, have some respect towards fellow troops and deep clean the damn showers/bathroom areas! Last year for us here!
★★★★Sergio MGreat cabins. Had four bunks per little semi private room. Very clean. Here's why no 5 stars. No running water (sink) in cabin or kybo. Kybo was long walk in February with snow and 20° out. Picture is how far no sink kybo was located.
★★★★★Steve SchmelzlingWent to this camp for the first time for the winter Klondike with Scouts of America. I was impressed by the cafeteria as well as some of the campsites. They had a really nice Fort for the kids to do a snowball fight. Lake was frozen though looked good to do some water sports though I did not see a beach swimming area. Looking forward to coming back at other times and get a better feel for the facility.
★★★★★Steek AverangYou get a huge amount of energy! Wonderful nature, forest air ... Oxygen starvation - welcome!😄