Quapaw Area Council, Boy Scout Council Headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Quapaw Area Council is a Boy Scout organization in Arkansas that supports young people and adults across the region. The organization coordinates its work through multiple districts and serves scout groups in both rural and urban areas of the state.
The organization was founded in 1913 as Little Rock Council and underwent several restructurings before adopting its current name in 1927. Through these changes, it grew into one of Arkansas' major youth organizations.
The Order of the Arrow Quapaw Lodge 160, formed in 1939, recognizes scouts for their camping skills and includes approximately 500 active members.
The headquarters is located in Little Rock and serves as a point of contact for information and resources. Visitors can learn there about local activities and opportunities for youth and their families.
The organization operates a campground with extensive facilities where youth can develop outdoor skills and experience nature. This reservation serves as an important location for multi-day camps and outdoor training programs.
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