Stambaugh Foundation

Est. 1919 · For the youth of Mahoning County

Cabins, meeting lodges, a dining hall, and wooded campsites — 80+ acres held in trust and open to troops, schools, and families year-round.

What you can reserve

Our Facilities

From a single cabin to the whole grounds — reserve a facility for a weekend, a week, or a full summer session.

The grounds

80+ wooded acres, a camp since 1919.

Held in trust for the young people of Mahoning County and open to groups year-round. Bunks, fireplaces, trails, and a creek — the kind of place a kid remembers for life.

  • 80+ acres of woods, trails, and creek frontage
  • 1 Dinning Hall
  • 1 new facility
Our history & stewardship
The creek trail · spring
Open year-round

A camp for every season

The gate stays open all year. Each season brings its own reason to come — and the grounds are quietest, and loveliest, in the shoulder months.

Spring

Wildflowers and full creeks. The favorite season for troop weekends and school field trips.

Apr — Jun

Summer

Full board in the dining hall and long days on the water. Week-long sessions and family camps.

Jun — Aug

Fall

Color in the canopy and cool nights at the fire ring. Quiet weekends and harvest gatherings.

Sep — Nov
From the journal
Our troop has come every spring for eleven years. The cabins, the dining hall, the fire on the last night — the kids count the days until we're back.
Dave M. · Scoutmaster, Troop 44 · Boardman
From the journal

News from the grounds

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Reserve the camp

Your trip, in service of a cause.

Troops, schools, families, and youth groups. Every reservation sustains the Foundation's programs for the young people of Mahoning County.

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