Camp Laramie Peak

Celebrating 100 Years 

of Scouting

On Black Mountain

For 100 years Camp Laramie Peak in Wheatland, Wyoming has offered Scouts excitement in a small, intimate wilderness camp.  Despite the camps age, the facilities are up to date and ready to provide a great camping experience. From family style dining to a wide variety of program options,  Camp Laramie Peak will meet the needs of any Scout from first year campers to seasoned members of your troop.

With a limit of 150 Scouts per session, Camp Laramie Peak’s small size allows for scouts to receive individual attention. The program is modified every session to meet the needs of the campers that week, which is impossible to do at larger  camps. This allows for a unique first year program where the Scout can work on the next rank, rather than all of them. A full range of Eagle required outdoor merit badges are available as well. The ATV safety course, rock climbing, or a four-night backpacking trek in the Medicine Bow National Forest are available for older Scouts. Camp Laramie Peak offers a full range of shooting sports from archery to pistols and a wide range of nature badges are offered in the nature center high above the natural plains of Wyoming. Camp Laramie Peak also features a Living History area which offers metalworking, branding, historic stories, and a fresh look at historic western life.

Camp Laramie Peak features an experienced staff that brings excitement to all phases of the camping program and ensures that every Scout feels at home as part of the Scouting family.