Musser Scout Reservation

Musser Scout Reservation is a protected property with multiple camp sites along a creek running through forested land in the region. The property includes three separate camps, each with its own areas for lodging, activities, and facilities.

The reservation formed when two separate scouting camp properties merged in the 1990s to create a larger unified facility. One of the camp sites has roots stretching back many decades and had been a center for scout training for a long time.

The reservation serves as a longtime gathering place for young scouting groups from the region who come to gain their first outdoor experiences and learn teamwork. The camp sites remain popular destinations for school groups and scout troops that regularly spend time exploring and developing skills here.

Access and use are typically limited to organized groups such as school classes and scout organizations. Visitors should contact the management in advance to confirm availability and learn about any requirements or restrictions.

Conservation protections on the property preserve large forest areas that are uncommon in this developed region and provide habitat for various wildlife. These protected woodlands offer a rare expanse of undisturbed forest in an otherwise built-up landscape.