T.L. Storer Scout Reservation is a nearly 1,000-acre Boy Scouts of America property on Adams Pond in Barnstead, owned and operated by the Spirit of Adventure Council. It offers overnight camping (tent sites and cabins), family and troop camping, and outdoor activities including swimming, boating, sailing, archery, a COPE course, shooting ranges and a BMX track; it ran as a traditional BSA resident summer camp from 1958 to 2019.
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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 T.L. Storer Scout Reservation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThis is a Great Camping spot for Scouts. Robb and Christine has done a wonderful job keeping up the camp. I do recommend this place. They have cows now!! Moo! Moo!
Family friendly....pet friendly...great outdoors...fresh air..great camping 🏕 site
What an absolutely amazing place for the entire community. A diverse learning and exploring environment for kids and adults, its such a pleasure to have this so close our farm. Robb and Kristen are wonderful people and host and maintain a organized and structured program there. I highly recommend this place. Check out their schedule of events and get yourself and your kids signed up.
Storer is like my home away from home. It isn't like your normal summer camp, Storer is all about making sure everyone is having a good time. The woods and the massive lake make you calm and relaxed. The staff are always kind and enthusiastic. The facilities are very clean and kept in good condition. Campsites are very neat and not to far from everything. Incredible camp, and the staff is even better. Hey, hey, Storer is the place to be!
First off the staff here are some of the nicest and best people you will ever meet and who's names will be remembered though out the campers. The camps are well maintained the food was great and the camps are all semi close to the dinning hall which is always great. They also has a lot of activitys besides the merit badge classes. The camp wide games were fun and the mc.g cup is always a blast. The brand new changing rooms are a sigh of the camp still growing as well as the new location of the Trading Post. The opening and closing camp fires are always rememberable and planned out. Last note if you are interested In scouts I would highly recommend joining.



