Upcoming Events at Camp Teetonkah

What: Cub Scout Camp
When: June 27 – July 28 (6 sessions)
Who:
  Cub Scouts

What: OA Inductions
When: September 5-7, 2025
Who:
  Scouts BSA, Venturing, Sea Scouts, Adults

What: Red Cross Blended Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED
When: 9/27/25, 10/10/25
Who:  Older Scouts, Leaders

What: Wilderness First Aid
When: October 11, 2025
Who:
  Older Scouts, Leaders

Camp Teetonkah | Jackson, MI

Camp Teetonkah is located in the Irish Hills of Michigan, southwest of Grass Lake. The camp consists of 240 acres on the shore of Big Wolf Lake and is one of the oldest Scout camps in the country. Camp Teetonkah offers various Cub Scout programs year-round, as well as weekend camping for Scout units. Campsites offer on-site water and are a short walk to modern, indoor restrooms. The dining hall pavilion is also available to rent for your unit to use for meetings, picnics, or just some protection from the elements. Electricity and lights make using it at night very convenient.

Camp Teetonkah
3710 Burkhart Road | Jackson MI 49201
Seasonal Camp Director: Peggy Etheridge
Phone: 517-920-4210
Ranger:  Vacant
Caretaker: Dave McLean
Camp Chair: Cathy Arehart
Properties Chair: Dave Moore
Program Chair: Stefanie Etheridge

Cub Scout Summer Camp

Cub Scout Overnight Camp is an amazing adventure for any Cub Scout.  Cub Scouts spend 4 days/3 nights at one of our amazing camp properties with their Packs doing all those “camp things” that they enjoy and love.  Depending on the camp, Cub Scouts may participate in fishing, swimming, archery, BB gun, bouldering wall, crafts, hikes, and of course – camping!

2026 Sessions

Session 1: June 26 – June 29, 2026
Session 2: July 10 – July 13, 2026
Session 3: July 17 – July 20, 2026
Session 4: July 24 – July 27, 2026
Session 5: July 31 – August 3, 2026

Who: All Cub Scouts (entering 1st-5th in the fall after camp)
Register as: Pack/Den, Cub/Parent Combo
Duration: 4 days, 3 nights
Price: $175/person

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Upcoming Events at Camp Teetonkah