Camp Tuscazoar Foundation Inc is a hidden gem nestled in the serene forested surroundings of Dover, Ohio. This historic campground has been welcoming scouts and families for generations, offering a mix of adventure, history, and relaxation. With its rustic charm and commitment to outdoor education, Camp Tuscazoar provides an unforgettable experience for campers of all ages.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an exciting outdoor adventure, Camp Tuscazoar has something for everyone. The camp offers a variety of accommodations, including historic cabins and RV sites, ensuring there's a perfect spot for every traveler. The camp is also renowned for its unique programming, including scout activities, family retreats, and educational workshops.
Camp Tuscazoar also hosts special events throughout the year, such as Maple Days, where guests can learn about maple syrup production and enjoy delicious meals like pancake breakfasts topped with camp-made syrup. The camp's commitment to preserving history and offering unique outdoor experiences makes it a must-visit destination for families, scouts, and nature lovers.
Customer Feedback: Visitors rave about the camp's natural beauty, historic charm, and engaging programs. Many highlight the kindness of the staff and the quality of the accommodations, making Camp Tuscazoar a top choice for outdoor adventures in Ohio.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Tent sites
Camping fee
Debit cards
Credit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Free parking lot
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
The Camp Tuscazoar Foundation has a true gem of a camp. Tucked away in nicely forested surroundings with enough to see and do to keep the scouts busy. The reservation staff was excellent. They worked with us to find a suitable cabin to accommodate a last minute increase in the size of our unit. Without their help, we likely would have needed to cancel or deal with the fallout of too many people in too small of a space.
Beautiful place filled with such amazing history. We went with the cubscout pack stayed in the oldest cabin in the oldest boy scout camp in Ohio. The true rustic cabin was filled with character. Amazing experience tho we went in cold weather and the fire didn't keeps warm (so pack for it colder than you would expect to stay in for winter months) but it was still cool and would go back. The Maple days were filled with fun facts and it was so interesting to see how maple syrup is made right from the trees on the campground. Absolutely delicious too the pancake breakfast with eggs & sausages was fantastic Toped with the camp made maple syrup.
I great place for challenging hiking and lots of things to see.
Great place to have a bunch of outdoor experiences. We started coming here with our sons cub scout pack and enjoyed the place so much that we come often to see the changes in seasons while hiking or camping. They offer camping, hiking, biking, mountain bike courses, and excellent views. It's definitely a place we will come to often over the years. Pretty soon we will come here to try out the mountain bike course for beginners. They even have a black diamond course which the faint of heart should not try from what I've been told.
Great camp. Great experience. So many trails. So many memories