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Interactive Master Plan

Explore the Camp Perry master plan

Tap a numbered pin to learn about each area envisioned in the Rio Grande Council’s campaign master plan. Pins are approximate and show planned improvements.

Camp Perry master plan illustration by the Rio Grande Council
How to use

Select a pin

Choose any number on the map or in the list below to read about that area.

On-site facilities

What you’ll find at camp today

Facilities as listed on the Rio Grande Council’s current Camp Perry page. Availability varies by program and season — confirm details with the council.

Dining hall

Meals for campers and staff; the campaign’s new hall is air-conditioned with porches on the water.

Canvas tents with cots

Classic patrol campsites with raised cots for troop weeks.

Cabins

Cabin lodging for staff and groups.

ADA-accessible pavilion & campsites

Designed so every eligible youth can take part.

Showers & latrines

Shower houses across camp.

STEM building

Hands-on science, technology, engineering and math.

Gaga ball pit

The fast, fun camp favorite.

Amphitheater

Campfires, skits, ceremonies and assemblies.

Handicraft areas

Leatherwork, basketry, woodcarving and more.

Trading post

Snacks, patches, supplies and souvenirs.

Health & fitness gym

Indoor fitness and multipurpose space.

Quartermaster building

Gear and program equipment.

Order of the Arrow lodge

Home base for OA events and service.

Archery range

Certified-instructor archery program.

Rifle & shotgun ranges

Supervised by range safety officers.

BMX bike track

Adventure add-on program.

Swimming pool

Swim checks, instruction and recreation.

Aquatics docks

Canoes and kayaks on the Arroyo Colorado.

Fishing dock

Fishing and Fishing merit badge.

Architectural elevation sketches of the new Camp Perry dining hall
Signature project

The new dining hall

The campaign’s signature facility is a 9,500 sq ft air-conditioned dining hall featuring large porches overlooking the Arroyo Colorado. It was budgeted at $2,000,000 — about one-third of the entire campaign — and was designed to be a comfortable place for both nutrition and learning.

Alongside it, the plan called for a new waterfront, a 6,000 sq ft health and fitness facility, new shower houses, eleven campsite pavilions, staff cabins and an accessible special-needs campsite.

Construction updates

Want to see it in person?

Directions, parking, packing lists and weather tips for your trip to Rio Hondo.

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