San Isabel Scout Ranch

Located in the Wet Mountains of southern Colorado, San Isabel Scout Ranch is delightfully cool in the summer and offers over a dozen campsites in a breathtaking mountain setting. The scenery is fantastic, with spectacular sunrises over the sweeping vistas of the Colorado high country, and the camp is blessed with a wide variety of wildlife. There are hiking trails, rock climbing cliffs, wilderness camping areas, fishing spots, nature walks, rifle ranges, archery areas, scout craft sites, campfire rings, shooting ranges, and an exhilarating lake! San Isabel offers a wide range of programs for every Scout, from the first time camper to the most experienced, with advancement opportunity for all, from Scout to Eagle. The staff is carefully selected and trained to provide the best Scout camp experience possible.

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Come Experience the Fun!

We, the staff of San Isabel Scout Ranch, passionately believe our mission is to provide an environment where all Scouts have fun while developing character, citizenship, and personal fitness through the patrol method, so that Scouts will learn about themselves and come away with a sense of being a better Patrol, Troop, and person.

Advancement, along with the fun factor, is a prime reason a boy stays in Scouting... it is a measure of his success in the program. San Isabel Scout Ranch recognizes that no two Scout troops are alike nor are any two Scouts, and provides a program to satisfy the reasonable needs of everyone. While the primary objective of Scout camping is to have FUN, our advancement opportunities will allow any Scout to find their niche and be creative. New Scouts can take advantage of our Baden-Powell program to work on their Tenderfoot, 2nd Class, and 1st Class rank requirements, and all Scouts may work on merit badges toward advancement.

Location: 18353 State Highway 165, Rye, Colorado 81069

Directions: From I-25: Exit at the Colorado City/San Isabel exit. Travel West on State Highway 165. Go past Lake Isabel and then watch for the green and white sign for the San Isabel Scout Ranch. Follow the signs from there.

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