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I just wanted to say that Day Camp was awesome and I'll always remember being part of the Jr. staff

I have very fond memories of Camp Guyasuta as a boy and later as a Scoutmaster. I even worked there iduring the 1975 season, as the Program Director and Asst, Camp Director under the best and most dedicated professional I have ever known, Jerry Thatcher. We had a full summer camp program and a staff of 29 back then. I haven't been there a lot since Ranger Sonny passed on. Some times, I used to walk the trail to the back of the camp, and when I returned to the parking lot my problems of the day seemed to have melted away. I am amazed every time that I do get a chance to stop in, to see how many improvements have been make, it is still a great place and I am a firm believer that this camp has so much to offer that is not being used. It is especially great for the "new" troops and the troops located nearby. Yes we are fortunate enough to have Heritage and some other great camps in our council, but for a week-end outing, why spend so much time traveling and why waste gas with such a great place so close !!

Your new website is great!

camp Guyasuta is an excellent place for Pittsburgh Taylor Allderdice High school to go to.

I have very fond memories as a boy scout and explorer in the 1950's and 60's and the many good times I spent at Camp Guyasuta. It was more rustic then and it really gave you the feeling of being in the wilderness, which was a thrill for a boy growing up on Lawrenceville. Camp Guyasuta is really a jewel in the scouting crown. I now live in Texas, but I remember Camp Guyasuta whenever I am reminded of the Scouts.