Edit — Seeonee Scout Camp

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Camp Name	Seeonee Scout Camp
Camp Name
Size — State units (hectares, acres).	50 ha (124 acres)
Size — State units (hectares, acres).
Coordinates — of the camp gate.	51.924775,-106.81476
Coordinates — of the camp gate.
Street Address — Street address.	empty
Street Address — Street address.
Nearest town — Nearest town, province, direction and distance from major town/city.	Pike Lake Provincial Park, Saskatchewan, 30 km south of Saskatoon

NTS Map — Map number from the Canadian National Topographical System, 1:50,000 scale (e.g., "40P/9").	72O/15: Dundurn

Operated by	Scouts Canada, Saskatchewan Council, Camp Seeonee Committee
Operated by
Information Web Site	http://skc.scouts.ca/…
Information Web Site
Information Name	Randy Hills
Information Name
Information Email	<campseeonee@gmail.com>
Information Email
Information Phone	+1 306 242 7664
Information Phone
Bookings Web Site	empty
Bookings Web Site
Bookings Name	empty
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Bookings Email	empty
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Bookings Phone	empty
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Description	Camp Seeonee is heavily treed land, perfect for canoeing and nature study. Birds, beavers, muskrat, rabbit, and deer are abundant in the area as are trees, shrubs, and plant life. There are tenting sites and winterized cabins. The Seeonee hills were the home to the wolf pack in The Jungle Book. There are two villages each with full kitchen and dining hall, and three heated bunkhouses with four sets of bunks each. There is a rustic cabin with wood stove heat that sleeps 14 and has an outdoor camp kitchen with fireplace and grill. There are numerous group tenting pods ranging in size from 2-3 tents to 9-10 tents. Each group site has a fire ring. There is a large open wide game area and a unique suspension bridge. Camp Seeonee is open year round.
Description	<p>Camp Seeonee is heavily treed land, perfect for canoeing and nature study. Birds, beavers, muskrat, rabbit, and deer are abundant in the area as are trees, shrubs, and plant life. There are tenting sites and winterized cabins. The Seeonee hills were the home to the wolf pack in <i>The Jungle Book</i>. <p>There are two villages each with full kitchen and dining hall, and three heated bunkhouses with four sets of bunks each. There is a rustic cabin with wood stove heat that sleeps 14 and has an outdoor camp kitchen with fireplace and grill. There are numerous group tenting pods ranging in size from 2-3 tents to 9-10 tents. Each group site has a fire ring. There is a large open wide game area and a unique suspension bridge. Camp Seeonee is open year round.
Program
Swimming — Describe (e.g., nearby pool, on-site beach, etc.).	Pool and beach in provincial park 4 km away

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: Yes Yes No Unknown Cabins: Yes Yes No Unknown	Drinking water: Yes Yes No Unknown Emergency phone: No Yes No Unknown Mobile phone coverage: Yes Yes No Unknown Electric vehicle charging: No Yes No Unknown Picnic tables: Yes Yes No Unknown Cooking shelters: Yes Yes No Unknown Appliances in cabins: Yes Yes No Unknown On-site store: No Yes No Unknown Shopping nearby: Yes Yes No Unknown Showers: Yes Yes No Unknown Indoor washrooms: No Yes No Unknown Wheelchair washroom: Yes Yes No Unknown	Hiking trails: Yes Yes No Unknown Formal campfire circle: Yes Yes No Unknown Chapel: Yes Yes No Unknown Compass course: No Yes No Unknown Obstacle course: No Yes No Unknown Pioneering supplies: Yes Yes No Unknown Archery: Yes Yes No Unknown Riflery: No Yes No Unknown Sledding: No Yes No Unknown Snowshoes available: Yes Yes No Unknown Skis available: Yes Yes No Unknown Low ropes course: No Yes No Unknown High ropes course: No Yes No Unknown Bouldering: No Yes No Unknown Rock climbing: No Yes No Unknown Rappelling: No 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: Yes Yes No Unknown Kayaks available: No Yes No Unknown Section summer camp program: No Yes No Unknown

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