Originally leased and later purchased in 1917, the reservation, steeped in local lore, boasts diverse outdoor experiences. Chief Yawgoog, depicted as a spirited Native American with a canoe, symbolizes the camp's heritage. While separately owned by Rhode Island Boy Scouts, it's administered by the Narragansett Council, furthering its legacy in scouting history since its inception.
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