Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco is a Boy Scouts of America Scouts BSA resident (overnight) camp operated by the Northern New Jersey Council, serving Scouts and their troops since 1927. It sits on 380 acres on the shore of Sand Pond at the base of the Kittatinny Ridge in Hardwick and Stillwater Townships. Scouts attend by troop for week-long sessions; the 2026 season runs six weeks from early July through mid-August. The camp does not publish an age range, though its program is aimed at Scouts BSA members including Arrow of Light crossovers.
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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 NoBeBoSco Scout Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sebylita5 stars - cool place with a beautiful lake and a lovely dining area not to mention clean bathrooms plus the movie history behind - awesome experience - only thing is cell phone data reception does not work at all.
★★★Demae ManMid. Everything was fine untill I saw a dude with a hockey mask come out of the lake and try to kill me.
★★★★★K.T. ChenMany years returning camper, now parts of camp has weak but reliable 5G/4G mobile service, with strongest signal under cable cut.
★★★★★Charles David OryniakGreat camp with a long history. Beautiful views, and challenging, yet fun hikes!
★★★★★Jer BrackAwesome Scout camp for Boyscouts and Girscouts! They have a ton of fun activities including camping, boating swimming, archery, fishing, crafts, horseback riding, rocketry, astronomy, rifle shooting, hiking, cooking, campfires, music, shotgun skeet shooting, woodworking, electricty shop and a ton more! The food is really delicious! The dinning hall is really cool with tons of handcrafted plaques from every year of scouts who visited. Brand new trading post just opened so you can get all your supply needs. Super clean restrooms. Old trading post converted into an awesome museum with artifacts dating back to the campground's opening almost 100 years ago! So many things to do and so much fun!! 🙂 Pros: Awesome camp for boyscouts & girlscouts! Tons of fun! Friendly staff and friendly counselors! Lots of activities Lots of merit badges can be earned here! Plenty of parking Lots of camp sites Permanent tents with cots Also cabins available Showers Drinking water fountains Cons: None