Welcome to Woodfield Scout Preservation! Our camp is situated on 800 acres in a beautiful setting in Randolph County, North Carolina near Asheboro. We offer 4 weeks of Webelos Camp. We have a ton of fun things to do at camp! We have an Indian Village with Tee Pees, a Pirate Ship to play on, a Fort to play in, a beautiful swimming pool, a BB and Archery Range, boating and fishing on the lake, fantastic food in the Dining Hall, great campfires in the council ring, handicraft activities, nature activities and lots, lots more!
This summer we have an excited program planned at WSP! The theme will be "Woodfield Spirit Trail" and will be centered on Native American Culture. It promises to an experience of a lifetime!
2009 Camp Leader's Guide - Find forms, schedules, program information, Webelos Camp advancement and everything else you need to know about Webelos camp.
Interested in working at WSP this year? Find an application here. (You must be at least 15 years old)
Counselor in training positions are available at WSP. Click here for an application. (You must be at least 14 years old)
Camp Medical Forms have been revised.This year ONLY. If you have an old medical form you may use it and staple it to the new 2009 Annual Health and Medical Form if you have had a physical within 12 months of the month you are camping. Parts A and C need to be filled out on the NEW Annual Health and Medical Form.
Do you have campers that are on medication? Contact the Council office about getting fillable blister packs for your unit.
Woodfield Scout Preservation • 491 Woodfield Scout Trail • Asheboro, NC 27203 • (336) 625-9944
Old North State Council, Boy Scouts of America
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Welcome to Woodfield Scout Preservation! Our camp is situated on 800 acres in a beautiful setting in Randolph County, North Carolina near Asheboro. We offer 4 weeks of Webelos Camp. We have a ton of fun things to do at camp! We have an Indian Village with Tee Pees, a Pirate Ship to play on, a Fort to play in, a beautiful swimming pool, a BB and Archery Range, boating and fishing on the lake, fantastic food in the Dining Hall, great campfires in the council ring, handicraft activities, nature activities and lots, lots more!
