Maps & Directions

Beaumont Scout Reservation
6480 Beaumont Reservation Drive
High Ridge, MO 63049
GPS Coords: 38.4732609, -90.5352356
Phone: 636-938-5444

Beaumont is located near the exit of Beaumont-Antire road and Interstate 44. At the exit, take Antire road southwest along I-44 until it bends south. The sign for the entrance to Beaumont is on the left just after the road turns south. Trail heads are located near the Emerson Center. An official trail map is available at the Boy Scout office. There are many different trails at Beaumont, each labeled with differently colored blazes.

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Camp May (At Beaumont)
6480 Beaumont Reservation Drive
High Ridge, MO 63049
GPS Coords: 38.4732609, -90.5352356
Phone: 636-938-5444

Camp May (At Beaumont) is located near the exit of Beaumont-Antire road and Interstate 44. At the exit, take Antire road southwest along I-44 until it bends south. The sign for the entrance to Beaumont is on the left just after the road turns south. Trail heads are located near the Emerson Center. An official trail map is available at the Boy Scout office. There are many different trails at Beaumont, each labeled with differently colored blazes.

Beaumont: Camp May

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S—F Scout Ranch
120 US-67
Farmington, MO 63640
Phone: (573) 756-5738

Located south of Farmington off of highway 67.Contains the 21 mile 3-Notch Trail, a rugged trail that passes by rock climbing and rapelling areas, as well as Castle Rock. Directions: highway 55 south to 67; highway 67 south past Farmington; turnoff is 2-3 miles past Knob Lick (higway DD).

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Camp Gamble (At S—F Scout Ranch)
120 US-67
Farmington, MO 63640
Phone: (573) 756-5738

Camp Gamble (At S—F Scout Ranch) is located south of Farmington off of highway 67.Contains the 21 mile 3-Notch Trail, a rugged trail that passes by rock climbing and rapelling areas, as well as Castle Rock. Directions: highway 55 south to 67; highway 67 south past Farmington; turnoff is 2-3 miles past Knob Lick (higway DD).

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Camp Famous Eagle (At S — F Scout Ranch)
120 US-67
Farmington, MO 63640
Phone: (573) 756-5738

Located south of Farmington off of highway 67.Contains the 21 mile 3-Notch Trail, a rugged trail that passes by rock climbing and rapelling areas, as well as Castle Rock. Directions: highway 55 south to 67; highway 67 south past Farmington; turnoff is 2-3 miles past Knob Lick (higway DD).

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Camp Lewallen
HC1 Box 1955, State Hwy K
Silva, MO 63964
Phone: 573-224-3420

Located in Southeast Missouri, in the shadow of Mt. Logan, is Camp Lewallen, 580 acres of first-rate Scouting experience. Lake Potashnick and the St. Francis River provide Scouts with endless water-based activities while the hundreds of acres of forest provide Scouts and their units with the ultimate camping environment.

(Located at the end of Hwy K, 2 miles west of Hwy 67 and 30 miles south of S bar F Scout Ranch)

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Busch Memorial Conservation Area
2360 Hwy D
St Charles, MO 63304

Pere Marquette State Park
13112 Visitor Center Ln,
Grafton, IL 62037

Meramec State Park
670 Fisher Cave Drive
Sullivan, MO 63080

Meramec State Park is a state-owned, public recreation area located near Sullivan, Missouri, about 60 miles from St. Louis, along the Meramec River. The park has diverse ecosystems such as hardwood forests and glades.

Minnie Ha Ha Park
801 Old Gravois Rd,
St. Louis, MO 63127

Troop 25 Main Meeting Location
12225 Eddie & Park
Saint Louis, MO, 63127

We are chartered to the Concord Elementary School PTG, however we meet at Truman Middle School.

Jefferson Barracks Military Post
345 North Rd
St. Louis, MO 63125

The Jefferson Barracks Military Post is located on the Mississippi River at Lemay, Missouri, south of St. Louis. It was an important and highly active U.S. Army installation from 1826 through 1946.