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Camp Renfrew is located 1 mile north of Boiling Springs State Park 4 1/2 miles east of Woodward, Oklahoma. This camp is named after R. O. Renfrew, the first District Chairman of this part of the council. This 20 acre beautiful, rustic and wooded camp has plenty of firewood. Camp Renfrew makes a great camp for troops needing a base camp for Alabaster Caverns 23 miles away, a stop over to Philmont or for a weekend camp. Currently the camp is only approved for Troop, Team, and Venture Crew use.  


Camp Road

Each of the 8 campsites have fire rings and picnic tables. Six of the camp sites carry the names of Native American tribes - Arapaho, Kiowa, Kiamichi, Osage, Pawnee, and Seminole. The other camps are called Tamaha and Akela.


Campsite

The camp has no drinking water available on site but water is available in nearby Boiling Springs State Park. The hand pump well is no longer there. We do have divided pit latrines for the male scouts and scouters and a single building for women scouters.

The camp also has an assembly area and a nice council ring. Wildlife in the camp is abundant with deer, turkeys, armadillos, raccoons and an occasional coyote. At night you can hear the coyotes howling and the turkeys clucking and gobbling in the morning when they leave their roost.

 
Assembly Area

Council Ring

NOTE: Camp Renfrew is not actually owned by the Cimarron Council, please be good stewards of this camp, make sure all fires are out, and any trash is cleaned up.