Camp Info – Beaver Valley Camp, Inc.

To camp at Beaver Valley, campers must meet the following criteria:

Must be part of a scouting group or small youth organization.
Must have an adult leader (preferably two) with previous camping experience and knowledge to avoid injury.
Groups must be capable of carrying their own gear to and from the campsites. (Roads are closed during winter months)
All sites are outdoors. Groups must be appropriately prepared.
The historic cabin is available for day use and as a temporary gathering place. It is not reservable for overnight stays or accommodations.

Campsite Information

Name of Campsite	Description	Approx. Number of Tents fit at site	Approx. Distance to nearest Restroom	Approx. Distance to Water source
Sawmill Point	First campsite in, surrounded by slopes on three sides	4	53 ft	1,640 ft
Broken Axe Point	Surrounded by slopes on three sides, great for larger groups	8	316 ft	1,370 ft
Pioneer Point	Amazing view and close to parking area	8	260 ft	422 ft
Look Out Point	Walk in campsite with amazing view	4-5	370 ft	260 ft
Whittier Campsite	Rustic walk in campsite located at bottom of hill, not fully developed	10	580 ft	900 ft
Outside of Cabin	Outdoor tent sites near the historic cabin	10	50 ft	250 ft

General Info Assembly Area Maps to BVC Tick Info Hunting Seasons

General Info

Please remember to keep our beautiful campsites clean through "leave no trace".

Please respect other campers using the camp.

We thank you for coming to Beaver Valley and would greatly appreciate if your group could take the time to look at our "Service" page located on this website to see how your group can get involved with helping this camp.

Assembly Area

Maps to BVC

Tick Info

Tick Information

Hikers and Campers: BVC has both American Dog (wood) and Blacklegged (Deer) ticks. Please be knowledgeable about ticks and exposure to potential health issues that may occour. Click on tick chart below to see Minnesota Department of Health's information on these critters. Also, click on the following for Wisconsin Department of Health.

Did you know?

Not all ticks have the disease, in fact the percentage may surprise you.
Limiting the time the exposure time to less than 24 hours of contact decreases considerably disease transmittal chances. (Check for ticks often and shower soon after being outdoors.)
Use Permethrin and DEET (up to 30%) products to repel ticks. (Apply product to clothing to prevent exposure of chemicals to skin.)

Tick Identification and Information (MN Health)

Hunting Seasons

Hunting Season Reminder
For those using the camp for hiking or camping please keep in mind that certain times of the year is hunting season in Wisconsin. Hunting is not allowed on BVC property. The surrounding area (Standing Cedars) and river valley may be hunted. Please be mindful and courteous of hunters using adjoining land while outside of camp area. If possible, wear bright colors (Blaze Orange, Safety Yellow) so others see you. Check Link to : Wisconsin DNR Hunting Seasons for when and what applies.

Please use caution while hiking and camping in the BVC area. A large black bear has been sited in the area. For more information from the Wisconsin DNR on black bears visit this link: Living with Bears