Welcome to the Boy Scouts of America, Bear Creek Scout Reservation, located in the picturesque town of Hunt, Texas. This expansive campground and sports complex offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure, lodging, and recreational activities, making it the perfect destination for scouts, families, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Bear Creek Scout Reservation boasts a stunning natural environment with rolling hills, lush forests, and the serene Bear Creek. The reservation provides a variety of services and amenities, including well-maintained campsites, comfortable lodging options, and a wide range of sports and activity facilities. Whether you're looking to zipline through the treetops, practice your archery skills, or enjoy a relaxing day of fishing, Bear Creek has something for everyone.
One of the standout features of Bear Creek Scout Reservation is its commitment to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. The staff is known for their hospitality and dedication, ensuring that every guest has a memorable stay. The reservation is also equipped with modern facilities, including a swimming pool, shooting range, and large slides, making it a favorite among scouts and families.
Here are some of the key highlights and services offered at Bear Creek Scout Reservation:
Don't just take our word for it—here's what some of our satisfied visitors have to say:
Bear Creek Scout Reservation is more than just a campground—it's a place where memories are made, skills are honed, and the beauty of nature is celebrated. Plan your visit today and experience the magic of Bear Creek for yourself!
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Good for kids
On-site parking
It was the best place ever. I really had an excellent experience with the staff during summer camp. They are absolutely accommodating and helpful.
My scout had the best summer camp. Zipline, pool, big slides, shooting, archery, and fishing. Looking forward to coming back
From my experience, it is an amazing camp, staff are so nice and very helpful, kitchen staff works there butt off to feed all our hungry friends, the activities are spread apart but they give you time to get to each class
This camp is Mentally and Physically challenging alone. Starting with where your campsite is located. Ours was up high, so it was a ways to Dinning Hall, our 1/2 mark, then still had to travel down to the Valley for classes.The classes are too far apart, need to plan the classes as close together so the campers don't get to exhausted especially with this Texas heat. Lunch at times didnt seem important from the thought of having to go back up and down, of just having to do it again for dinner then again to head to our campsite. But I can say this, if you can get through this camp, all others are a breeze. This camp felt more like bootcamp.
I'm a Boy Scout myself and this was possibly the worst experience I've faced.the scenery was amazing. But only four people were allowed in the trading post and there is a maximum capacity at the river. (20 people). Also if you are trying snorkeling. Good luck. They don't clean there equipment. Also the tents are good but they are daddy long leg infested I recommend you bring repellent. Also the slip n' slides were fun but like I said there's a maximum capacity. I remember one of the ladies were counting us and there's was 21 people. One person was left out and he had to leave with his partner all the way back to camp. If you are coming here for your very first scout camp. Don't come. Go to another scout camp