Cherokee Nation Scout Ranch
Camp Darby
Camp Fred Darby at the Cherokee Nation Scout Ranch is located on 240-acres southeast of Tahlequah, Oklahoma in a hilly area on Barren Fork Creek, a tributary to the Illinois River. Troops use Camp Darby year-round for weekend camping and canoeing trips down the Illinois River. Many District Camporees and training events are hosted at Camp Darby, as well as Dad-and-Lad and Mom-and-Me programs. Scouts enjoy the natural beauty and historic feel of Camp Fred Darby. Read the history of Camp Darby.
Directions to the Cherokee Nation Scout Ranch.
Amenities
- Babbitt Chapel
- 4 Cabins – each sleeps 8 people
- Canoeing
- Chapman Dining Hall – multipurpose facility, kitchen, seating capacity 100
- Murphy’s Pavilion
- Program pavilions
- Restrooms and shower facilities
- Sports Fields
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- Babbitt Chapel
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- Barren Fork Creek
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- Cabins
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- Cabins
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- Chapman Dining Hall
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- Cherokee Nation Scout Ranch
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- Program Pavilion
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- Program Pavilion
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- Restrooms
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- Sports Field
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- Sports Field
