Edit — Rock Dunder Wilderness Camp

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Camp Name	Rock Dunder Wilderness Camp
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Size — State units (hectares, acres).	93 ha (230 acres)
Size — State units (hectares, acres).
Coordinates — of the camp gate.	44.531452,-76.204096
Coordinates — of the camp gate.
Street Address — Street address.	608 Highway 15, Morton, ON (Map may be inaccurate)
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Nearest town — Nearest town, province, direction and distance from major town/city.	Morton, Ontario, 40 km northeast of Kingston

NTS Map — Map number from the Canadian National Topographical System, 1:50,000 scale (e.g., "40P/9").	31C/9: Westport

Operated by	Scouts Canada, Voyageur Council, Loyalist Area
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Description	Camp Rock Dunder is not open for camping. The information on this page described what it was like when it was a Scout camp. Camp Rock Dunder is a wooded wilderness camp with two kilometres of shoreline on Whitefish Lake in the Rideau Lakes. The main feature is Rock Dunder, one of the highest points of land in the Kingston area. Those who hike to the top of the rock are rewarded with a dramatic view of the Rideau System. The camp is an environmentally sensitive area due to a stand of rare pitch pines. There are three heated cabins, two of which are heritage squared timber structures relocated to the camp from the Ottawa Valley. The historic Jones Falls Dam and lock station is located nearby. These make an interesting stop after your visit to the camp. In March 2006, the camp was sold to the Rideau Waterway Land Trust who intend to preserve the property as part of the United Nations-designated "Thousand Islands — Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve".
Description	<p style="font-weight: bold;">Camp Rock Dunder is not open for camping. The information on this page described what it was like when it was a Scout camp. <p>Camp Rock Dunder is a wooded wilderness camp with two kilometres of shoreline on Whitefish Lake in the Rideau Lakes. The main feature is Rock Dunder, one of the highest points of land in the Kingston area. Those who hike to the top of the rock are rewarded with a dramatic view of the Rideau System. The camp is an environmentally sensitive area due to a stand of rare pitch pines. <p>There are three heated cabins, two of which are heritage squared timber structures relocated to the camp from the Ottawa Valley. The historic Jones Falls Dam and lock station is located nearby. These make an interesting stop after your visit to the camp. <p>In March 2006, the camp was sold to the <a href="http://www.rwlt.org/community-lands/">Rideau Waterway Land Trust</a> who intend to preserve the property as part of the United Nations-designated "Thousand Islands — Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve".
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Swimming — Describe (e.g., nearby pool, on-site beach, etc.).	In Whitefish Lake

Major hiking trails nearby — e.g., Bruce Trail, West Coast Trail.	empty

Theme area — Such as caboose cabins.	empty
Theme area — Such as caboose cabins.

Accommodation	Facilities	Program
Tenting sites: Yes Yes No Unknown Adirondack shelters: No Yes No Unknown Villages: No Yes No Unknown Cabins: Yes Yes No Unknown	Drinking water: No Yes No Unknown Emergency phone: No Yes No Unknown Mobile phone coverage: Unknown Yes No Unknown Electric vehicle charging: Unknown Yes No Unknown Picnic tables: No Yes No Unknown Cooking shelters: No Yes No Unknown Appliances in cabins: No Yes No Unknown On-site store: No Yes No Unknown Shopping nearby: No Yes No Unknown Showers: No Yes No Unknown Indoor washrooms: No Yes No Unknown Wheelchair washroom: No Yes No Unknown	Hiking trails: Yes Yes No Unknown Formal campfire circle: No Yes No Unknown Chapel: No Yes No Unknown Compass course: No Yes No Unknown Obstacle course: No Yes No Unknown Pioneering supplies: No Yes No Unknown Archery: No Yes No Unknown Riflery: No Yes No Unknown Sledding: No Yes No Unknown Snowshoes available: No Yes No Unknown Skis available: No Yes No Unknown Low ropes course: Unknown Yes No Unknown High ropes course: No Yes No Unknown Bouldering: Unknown Yes No Unknown Rock climbing: Yes Yes No Unknown Rappelling: Yes Yes No Unknown Mountain bike trail: No Yes No Unknown Mountain bikes available: No Yes No Unknown Skating rink: No Yes No Unknown Volleyball: No Yes No Unknown Sports field: No Yes No Unknown Fishing: Yes Yes No Unknown Snorkeling equipment: No Yes No Unknown Sailboats available: No Yes No Unknown Lake frontage: Yes Yes No Unknown Canoeable water: Yes Yes No Unknown Canoes available: No Yes No Unknown Kayaks available: No Yes No Unknown Section summer camp program: No Yes No Unknown

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