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Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation

★★★★½ 4.816 reviewsTabor, SD

Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation is the Sioux Council (Scouting America) summer camp on the shores of Lewis & Clark Lake near Tabor, South Dakota, operating since 1957. Scouts camp lakeside and choose from over 40 merit badges plus aquatics, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, shooting sports, COPE, and the Challenge Valley obstacle course. Sessions are week-long overnight camps for registered Scouts.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Water Activities
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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 Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Brett Aljets

Amazing place to camp! Amazing views & tons of activities. They even have wildlife!

★★★★★Tim Madsen

Amazing place, good hiks, good veiws as well. Although the big hill located in L &C is a monster to walk up. ( would recomend to bring hiking shoes for that hill. ) Amazing staff, honestly a great place to be!!!

★★★★★Liam Rogers

Amazing and beautiful property! Kind staff. Remember to say Enthusiasm to them. They love that. Why did they have to ban Ice cream on the hottest day though?

★★★★Patrick Weathers

This was our second time going to this camp. The first time was better. Council staff admitted to having some camp staff problems, particularly in the kitchen. No COPE course or ATVs in 2018. They hope to bring them back with better staffing in 2019. Lots of up and down on the hills so be prepared. Fantastic list of merit badges. Doing flag with the gigantic American flag is an experience not to be missed.

★★★★★Jada Rethke

Awesome camp.... Would reccomend to all Weblos!.. Great staff!... Had lots of fun, my son earned 4 badges while there...

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