Camp Cibola was a New Mexico camp that served Arizona’s Copper Council between 1965 and 1977. The camp was located in West-Central New Mexico near the Village of Reserve.
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- Ahwahnee Scout Reservation (1950 to 1980)
- Cabrillo Beach Youth Waterfront Sports Park
- Camp Allen
- Camp Anderson (1961 – ?)
- Camp Arataba (1924 to 1960)
- Camp Balboa
- Camp Bashor
- Camp Bill Lane
- Camp Bonanza
- Camp Chagres
- Camp Cherry Valley
- Camp Cibola
- Camp Drake
- Camp El Volcan
- Camp Emerald Bay
- Camp Emerson (1920 to Present)
- Camp Evans
- Camp Fletcher
- Camp French
- Camp Geronimo
- Camp Helendade (1960 – 2018)
- Camp Hilton
- Camp Hual-Cu-Cuish
- Camp Hunt (1958 – 1996)
- Camp Josepho
- Camp Kern
- Camp Lawton
- Camp Letten
- Camp Levi-Levi (1954 – 2019)
- Camp Myford
- Camp Potosi (1958 – 2021)
- Camp Procter
- Camp Rancho Alegre
- Camp Raymond
- Camp Richards ( 1923 – 1934)
- Camp Ro-Ki-Li
- Camp Silver Fir
- Camp Snow Flat
- Camp Sunnyside
- Camp Tahquitz – Barton Flats (1959 – Present)
- Camp Tahquitz – Idyllwild
- Camp Tecopa
- Camp Three Falls
- Camp Tulakes
- Camp Verdugo Oaks
- Camp Victorio
- Camp Whitehorse Lake
- Camp Whitsett
- Camp Will Ward
- Camp Wipala Wiki
- Camp Wolverton (1939 – 2011)
- Circle B Ranch (1955 – 1974)
- Circle B Scout Ranch
- Circle X Ranch (1949 – 1980s)
- Del Webb High Adventure Base (1974 – 2018)
- Double V Scout Ranch
- El Burrito Outpost
- Firestone Scout Reservation
- Heard Scout Pueblo
- Holcomb Valley Scout Ranch
- Holt Scout Ranch
- Hubert Eaton Scout Reservation
- Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education Center
- James Slauson Memorial Camp (1923 – 1986)
- Joshua Tree Scout Camp
- Jubilee Scout Ranch (1956 – 2003)
- Lake Pleasant Camp
- Lazy K Ranch (1976)
- Log Cabin Wilderness Camp
- Long Beach Sea Base
- Lost Valley Scout Reservation
- Martinez Lake
- Mataguay Scout Ranch
- Newport Sea Base
- Oso Lake Scout Camp
- Pardee Scout Sea Base
- R-C Scout Ranch (1944 – Present)
- Rancho Las Flores
- Robert Griffith Canoe Base
- San Diego Youth Aquatic Center (1994 to Present)
- Temescal Wilderness Camp
- Trask Scout Reservation (1951 – Present)
- Will J. Reid Scout Reservation (1944 to 2013)
In 1965-ish, as a young Cub Scout in Morenci, AZ, I submitted the name Camp Cibola in a contest to name this then new camp of the old Copper Council. My prize was a bright red Huffy 10-speed bicycle. I later attended Camp Cibola as a Webelos Scout and as a Tenderfoot Boy Scout. My family then left AZ and I finished my Scouting in Idaho. I assume Camp Cibola was sold off during the consolidation of AZ Scout Councils in 1970’s and 1980’s
Today I uploaded a photo taken at the main gate of Camp Cibola in 1967 or 1968. The Scouts pictures are me (Wade Griffith) and Charles Lafferty of Troop 36 in Morenci, AZ. The orange truck was borrowed form Phelps Dodge Corp to haul the Troop’s gear to camp, with my Father driving.
Today I also upload a picture of Camp Cibola uniform patch from 1968