Boy Scouts Camp Sequassen

Unveiling the magic of Boy Scouts Camp Sequassen, a hidden gem tucked away in New Hartford, Connecticut. A place where adventure, camaraderie, and fun intermingle, this camp is a sanctuary for boys to explore their passions in sports and scouting in a setting that's as awe-inspiring as the Berkshires themselves. This camp, under the patronage of the Connecticut Yankee Council BSA, is the perfect backdrop for boys to learn, grow, and create unforgettable memories. The council, born out of a merger between the Quinnipiac Council and the Fairfield County Council, proudly serves the New Haven and Fairfield Counties, guiding young minds along their scouting journey. What sets Camp Sequassen apart? Simple—it's the vibrancy of the 500-plus acres of diverse forest that it calls home, alive with a variety of plants and wildlife. It's the thrill of being in the great outdoors, where each day brings new discoveries and the promise of adventure. But the real jewel in Sequassen's crown is the spring-fed West Hill Pond. Crystal clear and a mile long, this aquatic playground transforms the camp's waterfront into a paradise of fun and adventure. It's the perfect place for boys to take a plunge into the world of water sports, or simply revel in the joy of splashing around under the watchful gaze of the summer sun. At Boy Scouts Camp Sequassen, every day is an invitation to embark on a new journey, to learn something exciting, and to create memories that will last a lifetime. It's more than just a camp—it's the ultimate summer experience.