Camp Delmont Camp Delmont was named after the two counties that made up the original Delmont Council (DELaware and MONTgomery Counties Council, later known as The Valley Forge Council). For many years, Delmont consisted of two camps: Camp Cedar, which focused on one-week camping, and Camp Pioneer, which focused on two-week camping. As such, Delmont was a "Scout Reservation," since it included more than one camp. In later years, as Valley Forge Council focused summer camp on
Resica Falls Scout Reservation, Camp Cedar was used for residential Webelos summer camp and Camp Pioneer was allowed to return to nature. Summer Camp was first held there in 1916. As part of the Cradle of Liberty Council's contribution to the Scouting BSA victims support settlement, Camp Delmont is currently expected to be contributed as part of the total $6.8 million settlement. This does not include Camp Hart or Camp Garrison. So far this is non-binding, however the council's Executive Board unanimously approved the council's participation in the proposed settlement. (Email from Daniel Templar, Scout Executive of Cradle of Liberty Council, August 23, 2021) This is part of the greater Scouting BSA tentative settlement As of 2025, Camp Delmont is no longer used for Scouting activities, with the final event held there being
Unami Lodge, One's Brotherhood Blitz in November of 2024.
Camp Hart Hart Scout Reservation was first opened in 1930, and has been in continuous operation since the first summer of operation. The property was provided in an endowment by Dr. , and he is honored in the titling of the Camp. There are two distinct areas of Camp Hart divided by the Unami Creek. The western portion of the camp currently hosts Cradle of Liberty Council Leader training programs, and acts of the focal site of the council Cub Adventures summer resident camp for
Cub Scouts and
Webelos.
Camp Garrison Camp Garrison was named after Walter R. Garrison, a major contributor to the building of the camp. The camp opened in 2000 and operates the Cub World summer program entirely devoted to the Cub Scouting program. There were four themed encampments: Fort Akela, Safeguard Castle, U.S.S. Cradle of Liberty, and the Native American Village; however, the Native American Village was taken out of commission. ==See also==