LA Camp Oskenonton

Description:	29 acres on the northeast shore of Buck Lake, 45 minutes north of Kingston, following Division Street North. Large electrically heated lodge with complete kitchen. Large dining/activity area. Staff sleeping room. Covered activity area adjoins lodge. Six wooden tent platforms. Large council fire circle. Outdoor Chapel area. Separate wilderness camping area. Adjoins Rideau Trail - Buck Lake Loop. PHOTO ALBUM
Campsites:	The Scout field is located on the north side of the property near a beaver pond and has a well, kybos, open activity area, flagpole, a few picnic tables and approximately twelve tenting sites. There are six wooden tent platforms near lodge with a kybo.
Buildings:	Lodge contains a large dining area, kitchen, with stoves and refrigerators. Staff quarters include sleeping area, flush toilet and shower as well as a nurse's station. Wheelchair access via steep ramp; interior of lodge on different levels - dining area, kitchen and staff quarters on same level as ramped entrance; small washroom.
Water:	Drinking water in lodge available mid-May to mid-October. Do not use plumbing when water is off. Scout field pump has drinking water in season.
Electricity:	Yes. Electric baseboard heating for winter activities.
Waterfront:	Sandy beach on Buck Lake in front of lodge.
Campfires:	Please use established fire pits only / check with MNR for fire bans Formal council campfire near lodge.
Chapel:	On top of hill overlooking beaver pond. Memorial plaques, altar, flag stands, benches for 40 people.
Phone:	For emergency use only
Municipal address:	1881 "A" Massassagua Road, Lots 1 & 2, Concession 13, Bedford Township
Emergency contacts:	(see attached)
Directions:	(see attached)
Warden:	Doug Young (613) 353-7387 fax: (613) 353-6066