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Medicine Mountain Scout Ranch
Since 1976 our camp has earned the reputation as one of the finest camps around receiving the highest level of accreditation, by the Boy Scouts of America every year since its inception. We are a year-round camping facility, so keep us in mind if your group is planning a winter excursion.

The Mission Statement of Medicine Mountain Scout Ranch is to provide a fun and rewarding experience for Scouts while maintaining the standards of the Scout Oath and Law. Using the Aims and Methods of Scouting, we will help Scouts prepare to become leaders, encourage advancement of personal and troop goals, provide a quality program, and instill a continued commitment to service and to Scouting.

Camper's Comments

"I am writing to thank you and your staff for the Great Job they did for Troop 63 during Week 2 of Summer Camp. The boys are still talking about their experiences. As a leader, one of my jobs is to create lasting memories that our boys will carry forever. I would highly recommend Medicine Mountain to any Scout Troop looking for adventure and to create lasting memories for both their Scouts and Scouters"

Mark Rzeznik, Assistant Scout Master of Troop 63 - Waukesha, WI

"I wanted to thank your Council and the Staff at Medicine Mountain Summer Camp for a great experience. The camp was great. The boys enjoyed everything that the camp had to offer. The Staff was wonderful.

I wanted to especially thank the Staff for making a special needs youth with Cerebral Palsy have an enjoyable week. He has never felt so liked and wanted. I signed him up in Scouting just two weeks prior to the trip. The Staff went above and beyond making him feel welcome. They played games with him. They even had him on their team during the camp game night. They often helped to get him from place to place and never complained. The Hawk (new Scout) program Staff was especially compliant to his needs. They made this summer probably the most memorable in his life. Next month he is going into surgery and will be in a body cast for several months. Now he has some really great memories to help him endure the time. I plan on bringing the troop back again in the future."

Brian “Bear” Beyer, Troop 324 - Denver Area Council