The large tent contains several sleeping bags and is presumably where the scouts would sleep when they visited the campsite. The marquee houses a radstag doe corpse which is strung up in front of several seats. The signs, scoutbook and several copies of Scouts' Life which can be found in the buildings suggest that this was primarily used as a scout camp before the bombs fell.Ī marquee and large tent are set up a little way down the hill, next to a path that leads away from the cabins. There is also an armor workbench in the picnic area. There are two cooking stations in the location - one in the central campfire area, and one beside the picnic tables. The main area consists of three cabin buildings (a camp office, shower block, and locker room), a covered picnic area, and a central campfire area. Camp Adams is a wilderness camping site located in the Forest, once used by the Pioneer Scouts for their wilderness survival classes.Ĭamp Adams is a pre- War campsite that sits on top of a hill, just north of the Camp Adams lookout.
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