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Roy D. Rivers
Roy D. Rivers Wilderness Camp
Camp Details
- Nearly 400 acres
- Heavily forested, rugged terrain
- Perfect for low impact wilderness camping and backpacking
- Primitive-style camping, no defined campsites
- Water is not available, no structures on the property
- 60 minute drive from Austin
Directions
Between Smithville, Texas and Rosanky, Texas
Directions to camp: Google
NOTE: continue on Split Oak Road after the pavement ends; you will eventually dead end into the entrance gate to camp. High clearance vehicles are recommended.
Maps of camp:
- Google Map (syncs with Google Maps app on your phone)
- Topographic Map
- Hand Drawn Map
NOTE: effective September 1, 2023, every adult present on overnight activities must be registered as an adult member of Scouting. This means submitting an adult application and registration fee, undergoing a criminal background check and volunteer screening database check, and completing Youth Protection training just like all adult leaders.
Weekend camping information
General Information
- Reserved on a first come, first served basis
- All units must satisfy BSA two deep leadership standards
- All program area fees must be paid in advance to the Capitol Area Council office
Capitol Area Council units are required to pay $3 per youth/adult to use our council camping properties for regular weekend camping or day events. Out of council units have to pay $6 per camper (youth or adult). These fees are used to offset camp cleaning supplies/services and operating expenses.