Camp Wolverine is an Owasippe Scout Reservation camp located on 4,800 acres of wilderness in Western Michigan. The creek is a tributary of the White River and is completely surrounded by Owasippe’s boundaries. A dam on the creek forms the lake where Camp Wolverine is located. Lake Wolverine has a highly protected ecosystem that offers its visitors peaceful serenity. Our Scouts enjoy fishing, rowing, kayaking, and boating on this ecologically pure lake.
Camp Wolverine offers great programs in Scoutcraft, Handicraft, Shooting Sports, and Ecology/Conservation. The camp’s Aquatics program is done at the large swimming pool near the lodge, along with boating activities in Lake Wolverine. Camp Wolverine’s Pathfinder First Year Camper Program is also a popular option for new scouts!
Meal Options: Troops can choose “Hot Pack” meal service, where each meal is delivered to your site fully cooked and ready to serve or troops can choose to eat meals in our Dining Tent. We will also offer an option to try both formats.
The camp has 25 sites with facilities that include hot water showers, wash stands, and flush toilets. The site locations are conducive to camping using the patrol method.
Camp Blackhawk lies on the shores of Big Blue Lake and is rich in tradition, with roots dating back to the early days of Scouting. As one of the Owasippe Scout Reservation camps located in beautiful West Central Michigan, there are 4,800 acres to explore and enjoy. Blackhawk offers great programs in Scoutcraft, Ecology/Conservation, and Aquatics, along with Shooting Sports and Handicraft. A wide variety of merit badges are offered in each program area. Our Pathfinder First Year Camper Program is a popular activity for our new scouts, as well!
Looking out from the Dining Hall, one can see beautiful Big Blue Lake, with its sandy swimming beach. Its docks are set up to create the perfect swimming hole. Swim instruction takes place here while boating activities can be found down the beach. Blackhawk has 25 campsites located on hills overlooking Big Blue Lake. The sites have washstands, hot water showers, and flush toilets.
Meals are prepared by our food service staff and served cafeteria-style in Camp Blackhawk’s central dining hall. The Blackhawk staff entertains campers with exciting program during each meal.
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