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Camp DayHonDayLahQuah

Status: Closed

Updated: 2017-05-29. Something not right? Please update the information.
Size3 ha (7 acres)
Coordinates42.877713,-79.18425
Street Address611 Pinecrest Rd, Port Colborne, ON (Map may be inaccurate)
Nearest townPort Colborne, Ontario, 30 km south of St. Catherines
NTS Map30L/14: Welland
Operated byScouts Canada, Battlefields Council, Merritt Trail Area
InformationEmail; Phone: +1 905 835 1534
BookingsEmail; Phone: +1 866 568 7472
AccommodationFacilitiesProgram
Tenting sites: Yes
Adirondack shelters: No
Villages: No
Cabins: Yes
Drinking water: Yes
Emergency phone: Yes
Mobile phone coverage: Yes
Electric vehicle charging: Unknown
Picnic tables: Yes
Cooking shelters: Yes
Appliances in cabins: Yes
On-site store: No
Shopping nearby: Yes
Showers: No
Indoor washrooms: Yes
Wheelchair washroom: No
Swimming
In nearby Lake Erie
Major hiking trails nearby
Greater Niagara Circle Route
Opportunities
Sports field.

Description

DayHonDayLahQuah is a small, wooded camp with tenting sites and a cabin. The cabin includes washrooms, kitchen with dishes and appliances, and a main room which can be used for sleeping, eating, and training. Outside, there is a large picnic shelter with a brick fireplace, picnic tables, and electric lighting.

The camp is a short walk from Humberstone Centennial Park which includes a play structure, sports field, tennis courts, picnic shelter, and beach on Lake Erie.

Nearby Scouting attractions include the 1955 World Scout Jamboree campground and commemorative plaque near Fort George and the Niagara Scouting Museum in Niagara Falls.

Scouts Canada closed the camp in September, 2019.

For More Information

InformationEmail; Phone: +1 905 835 1534
BookingsEmail; Phone: +1 866 568 7472

Driving Directions

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