Cedar Point Scout Camp
With woods and water, Cedar Point is a great place for Scouts to experience all that nature and Scouting offers. Camp for a day or for a week.
- Polaris Lodge features a full kitchen, half bath, fireplace and heating. No bunk beds.
- Wade Lodge features a full kitchen, half bath, fireplace and heating. No bunk beds.
- Campsites with latrine and water nearby, fire ring, and picnic tables. Shower House with six toilets, six showers and handicapped toilet/shower.
Cedar Point Scout Camp
125 200th Ave
Fairmont, MN 56031
Activities
Canoeing
Archery
Fire Building
Flag Ceremony
Yard Games
Setting up Camp
Facilities
Polaris Lodge
- Full Kitchen Industrial stove with griddle
- Microwave
- Hot & Cold running water
- Industrial refrigerator
- There are NO pots, pans, or cooking utensils
- Toilets (1)
- Fireplace
- Games
- Heated (but no A/C)
- There is also a separate common camp shower house. See below.
- No bunk beds; please bring cots
Wade Lodge
- Full Kitchen
- Stove
- Microwave
- Hot & Cold running water
- Refrigerator
- There are NO pots, pans, or cooking utensils
- Toilets (1)
- Fireplace
- Heated (but no A/C)
- There is also a separate common camp shower house. See below.
- No bunk beds; please bring cots
Shower House
- Toilets (6)
- Showers (6)
- Handicapped toilet and shower
- The shower house is split into 2 halves that can be divided for youth / adult or male / female.
Campsites
- Latrine nearby
- Water nearby
- Fire ring
- Picnic table
Ga Ga Ball Pit Now at Cedar Point
Twin Valley Council is excited to announce we now have a Ga Ga Ball Pit at all three of our Council camps; Camp Cedar Point, Camp Norseland and Cuyuna Scout Camp.
Everyone is “gaga” over Ga Ga Ball. But what is it? Ga Ga Ball is a fast paced, high-energy sport played in an octagonal pit. The more players the better! Dubbed a kinder gentler version of dodge ball, the game is played with a soft foam ball, and combines the skills of dodging, striking, running and jumping, while trying to hit opponents with a ball below the knees.
Area Attractions
Cedar Point Scout Camp offers great activities such as fishing, stand up paddle boards, canoes/kayak and for winter there is a portable fish house and gear. All can be rented when you make your reservation. For those wanting to explore the area, there are many area attractions to enjoy.
Climbing Disc Golf History
Climbing Located near the town of Luverne, MN, Blue Mound State Park (90 minutes from Cedar Point Scout Camp) offers many great activities including a troop favorite, rock climbing. Blue Mound State Park
Disc Golf Center Creek Park is home to three 18 hole disc golf courses and located right in Fairmont, MN. With three courses in one area, it puts them on a very short list of places in the entire world offering such amenities. Center Creek Park Disc Golf
History Located 30 minutes from Cedar Point Scout Camp is Fort Belmont in Jackson, MN. Explore a unique re-creation of Fort Belmont build by settlers in early 1860’s and hike the trails. Fort Belmont
History Orchard Raceway
History Who doesn’t love the Jolly Green Giant! And who knew there was an entire museum, 20 minutes from Cedar Point, which is dedicated to his history. Giant Museum
Orchard Open weekends in September and October, stop by the Center Creek Orchard for great fall fun. Center Creek Orchard
Racing Is your unit into auto racing and like to go to a race? Check out the Fairmont Raceway! Fairmont Raceway
Religion Water Park
Religion The Grotto is frequently considered the “Eighth Wonder of the World” and has been described as a “miracle in stone”. This attraction is located in West Bend, IA, about an hour from Cedar Point. Grotto of the Redemption
Water Park Great place to cool off on those hot summer days and located right in Fairmont! Fairmont Aquatic Park
Note: These businesses are not affiliated with Twin Valley Council or the Boy Scouts of America. Being included on our website is not meant to be an endorsement of the business. This list is put together simply to aid in planning. All questions or reservations must be made directly with the business and not through Twin Valley Council.
Driving Directions to Cedar Point Scout Camp
Follow Hwy 15 south through Fairmont for about 11 miles. If you get to the Iowa border, you’ve gone too far! Turn around, and come back about 1/2 mile. Cedar Point Scout Camp is 1/2 mile west of Hwy15 on 200th Ave.
Need driving directions? Click here for directions from Google Maps.
Camp Maps
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Reservations
Want To Make A Reservation At Cedar Point?
All reservations and payments are completed online. You no longer need to contact the Council office to make reservations, it can be done on your time at your convenience! All reservations require payment and payments can be made on line as part of the reservation process. Please have your debit/credit card or checking account information available to process your reservation.
If you need further assistance please contact the Scout office at 507-387-3123.
To check availability
- Click the blue “check availability” bar to the right
- Click cabin, camp site or program area
- Click “reserve” next to the appropriate lodge or site
- Select the appropriate choice from the drop down menu
- The calendar will appear. Dates “X’ out are not available.