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General => Worcester Chit Chat => Topic started by: Rob on March 05, 2007, 04:45:44 AM

Title: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: Rob on March 05, 2007, 04:45:44 AM
What are your memories of Treasure Valley Scout Camp?
Title: Re: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: Rob on April 03, 2007, 12:01:02 PM
Our Scout troop went to "TV" for monthly camping trips and for one week in the summer.
Title: Re: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: jim28518 on December 01, 2008, 03:46:17 PM
Treasure Island was a lot of fun in the mid 1950's. I remember the kitchen being open air with early breakfast, and all the other fun things to do for a week. I was with troop 39 Notre Dame at Salem square. A place to make merit badges and have fun.
Title: Re: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: Deerhawk on April 03, 2009, 06:13:51 PM
I never went...except for Family Day
A story was told about being in a rather severe thunderstorm one afternoon
A bolt of lightning struck a tree inside the camp near where the tents were, causing some kids to go home early because of fear!
I have a picture of my oldest brother (now deceased) and Troop 7 out of First Baptist Church (Park Av.)
I want to say this image was taken between 58-60, but not sure

Title: Re: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: Joshua on May 15, 2009, 04:11:27 PM
I remember the Canvas tents with the wooden platform floors with the stell frame beds.  My troop was also in the war canoe races every summer. 
Title: Re: Treasure Valley Scout Camp
Post by: jim28518 on June 02, 2009, 05:55:47 PM
I never went...except for Family Day
A story was told about being in a rather severe thunderstorm one afternoon
A bolt of lightning struck a tree inside the camp near where the tents were, causing some kids to go home early because of fear!
I have a picture of my oldest brother (now deceased) and Troop 7 out of First Baptist Church (Park Av.)
I want to say this image was taken between 58-60, but not sure



Nice old picture of Troop 7, remember the open theatre area at Treasure Valley, where the picture was taken on the side of a hill of sorts. They would have a campfire in the open area and leaders and guests would tell stores to the 100 or so scouts (remember many were spooky stories).