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Woodfield is divided into an east and west side. Both sections offer short-term weekend camping year-round. The east side of Woodfield has ten campsites with access to running water, male and female flushing toilets, and program areas. Some of these sites provide permanent wall tents year- round. An Amphitheater and Chapel, as well as BB and Archery ranges are also located at Woodfield East. For Boy Scouts, there is boating offered on the upper lake, and two sections of east Woodfield are reserved for Boy Scout camping. One section has been set aside for low impact camping, and the other section has access to running water and fire rings for weekend camping.

The west side of Woodfield offers Boy Scout weekend camping on eight established campsites with fire rings. These sites also provide access to latrines, showers, and a program shelter. Low impact camping is also available on Mary's Mountain, however, fires are prohibited in this area.

From Greensboro or High Point, follow new I-85 South to Hwy 311 South. Then follow Hwy 311 South to State Road 1577 East. Take State Road 1577 East to Hillsville and bear right on Hoover Hill Road. Follow Hoover Hill Road to Hwy 64 and take a right on Hwy 64. Get in the middle lane immediately and turn left on Tabernacle School Road. Go approximately one mile and turn left into Woodfield Scout Preservation.

From Asheboro, follow Hwy 64 about eight miles past Hwy 220 to Tabernacle School, turn left onto Tabernacle School Road and continue approximately one mile to the Woodfield entrance on the left.