Mt. Turner

Cook shelter, complete with electric lighting

Scout shelter

Scout shelter with picnic table and fire ring

Inside a scout shelter

Inside a scout shelter

Inside a scout shelter

Mt. Turner is mostly cabins, but it does have a few tents as well.

Leader's shelter

Inside the leader's shelter

The Turner/Anderson KYBO has the same facilities on each side. Mt. Turner and Mt. Anderson usually get one side each, though it can be divided differently if there is a mix of boys and girls in the two sites.

Scout bathroom

Single-use leader's bathroom

Scout shower

Scout shelter

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Campsite Type	Cabins
Total Capacity	50

Quantity	Accomodation Type	Each Sleeps
3	Scout Cabins	12 (4+4+4)
5	Scout Tents	2
1	Leader Cabin	4

Campsite Map - Mt. Turner

Mt. Turner is located near the parking lot, just on the other side of Bee Mill Road. It has three large open-air cabins that sleep 12 scouts each. Each cabin is divided into three sections, each with its own entrance. The leader’s shelter (which sleeps 4) is one of the few in camp with electric lights. The KYBO, built in 2004, is shared with Mt. Anderson and can accommodate troops with both boys and girls. There are also a few tents throughout the campsite. The campsite also has a centrally-located cook shelter, outfitted with electric lights.