Camp Lions on the Pipsico Scout Reservation opened in 1988 as a long-term summer camp. Facilities include a 40-foot climbing and rappelling tower, a modern dining hall, an Olympic-size swimming pool with ramp access for those with disabilities and an attached shower/latrine facilities both male and female, a fully equipped health lodge, a trading post, a shooting range and central shower facility to serve the 11 camp sites -- each having its own latrines and wash stands.



 Camp Lions offers a wide variety of activities and programs that enable Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers to earn awards while having fun! During the Boy Scout resident camp weeks, the aquatics' program includes instruction in swimming and of course having fun! During the Boy Scout resident camp weeks, the aquatics' program includes instruction in swimming and lifesaving, along with sailing, rowing, water-skiing, motor boating and canoeing on the James River. Other supervised instructional activities include field sports, ecology/conservation, scoutcrafts and handicrafts.



During Cub Scout resident camp, Cub and Webelos Scouts, along with their adult camping partners, participate with den and pack leaders in a theme-related outdoor program that spells fun and excitement for all! Programs present a variety of structured and camp-wide events. The Cub Resident Program includes swimming, archery, BB guns, handicrafts, sports and nature. Many special activities are scheduled during the sessions, including competitions, games and campfires.