Camp Holaka
1789 Horton Lake Road
Lapeer, MI 48446
Phone: (810) 664-4063
 With
340 acres of rolling woodlands and trails in Lapeer County,
Camp Holaka offers many camping choices. It also has many
cabins and a couple lodges for indoor camping and many
campsites for tent camping. During the summer, Camp Holaka
is used primarily for Cub Scout camping with different
day camps and weekend events. For more information you
can contact the camp ranger at (810) 664-4063.
Camp Reservation Policy - Reservations
for camp facilities / campsites at Camp Holaka & Camp
Tapico for the dates 9/1/08 thru 5/31/09 can be made after
June 1, 2008.
Camp Holaka Sportsman's Policy
All members of a hunting party who are Friends of Scouting
(FOS) members (minimum $200.00 donation) may hunt on
Camp Holaka property. All hunts must be pre-registered
at the Camp Holaka Office a minimum of two (2) weeks
prior to the hunt. The number of hunters in your party
and their names need to be included in your reservation.
A maximum of 20 hunters will be allowed on camp property
at one time.
Upon check-in at Camp with the Camp Ranger, each hunter
must register his/her buck tag and they will be assigned
a camp permit and hunting area. Each hunter is responsible
for staying in his own assigned area. If you wish to
change your assigned area, the Camp Ranger must be notified.
Violations of this rule will result in the permanent
revoking of your hunting privileges at Camp. All
hunters must fill out a “Hold Harmless”
agreement.
Camp is closed to unit camping during firearms
hunts.
Cabin rentals and tent camping are available for use.
Cabin rental reservations and fees must be made through
the Camp Holaka Office at 810-664-4063. Cabin rental
fees for the period of November 15th to December 1st
are available at the Council Service Center: 810-235-2531.
All other hunt seasons and fishing permits are issued
at the discretion of the Camp Ranger to Tall Pine Council
Friends of Scouting members or registered Scouters.
Fishing permits are not available during the operation
of Summer Camp without the Camp Director’s approval.
**: DEER SEASON -- BOW & RIFLE –
BUCKS ONLY
**: HUNTING SEASON – ALL STATE OF MICHIGAN
RULES AND REGULATIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED.
**: FISHING – ANY FISH TAKEN FROM CAMP
PROPERTY MUST BE OF LEGAL SIZE, BE WITHIN QUANTITY RESTRICTIONS
PER PERSON, AND BE IN SEASON.
Short Term Camping
Please read over the
information on the "NEW" reservation forms below.
• Camp
Holaka Short Term Reservation Form (for in council and
out of council units) - pdf form
The following forms must be filled out for non-scouters:
• Camp
Holaka Hold Harmless Agreement (group) - pdf form
• Camp
Holaka Release and Indemnity Agreement (individual)
- pdf form
Camp Holaka Dining Hall Dedication Slideshow
Attention all Packs, Troops & Crews
- Want to do some service for Camp?
There are numerous projects both big and small at Holaka
and Tapico that can be done by Scouts and Scouters, young
and old! However, there is also a process to approve all
projects before you start.
Download the project approval form from the “Camps”
tab on the left hand side of the Tall Pine Council website
homepage (www.tpcbsa.org). Fill it out and submit a copy
to the Scout Service Center (keep a copy for yourself).
It will then be reviewed by the properties committee which
meets on the first Thursday of each month. If approved,
bring your copy with you for the Rangers to sign off on
when the project is done.
This process will help us keep track of the materials
and labor done at our camps, and make sure that volunteer
efforts are in line with the long-term strategic plan
for Council Camp Properties.
What can we do, you ask? Take pride in your Council Camps,
and live the Scout Oath and Law! Contact the Camp Rangers
for ideas of projects that may be suitable for your Scouting
unit. There are many projects that will always be needed:
Painting, campsite clean-up, roofing, trail maintenance,
waterfront clean-up, dock repair, sign painting &
maintenance, construction projects, demolition, mechanical
work and more.
Do you have ideas and suggestions for the maintenance
and improvement of our camps? Let us know, we want to
hear from you.
Equipment Needs List (updated Sept. 22,
2008)
The following is a list of equipemnt items
that are needed at Camp Holaka:
- 6" Bench Vise (3)
- Bench Grinder w/ 10" Wheel Face Shield (2)
- Grass Trimmer - gas (2)
- Leaf Blower - gas (2)
- Stihl Chainsaw (2)
- Stihl Chainsaw on Pole Chainsaw Safety Helmet (2)
Chainsaw Safety
- Chaps (2) Plastic Wedges (chainsaw) (6) Block &
Tackle Sets
- Log Tongs
- Cant Hook- log rolling (2) Log Splitter
- Draw Shave (4)
- Splitting Maul (2)
- Sledge Hammer (2)
- Metal Gas Can -1 gal (4)
- 6" Fiberglass ladder (2)
- 10" Fiberglass Ladder Electrical Testing Equipment
Lock Out / Tag Out Kit
- Pipe Vise & Pipe Threading Tools 24" &
48" Pipe Wrenches
- Drill Press (Floor Model)
- Circular Saw (2)
- 4" Belt Sander
- Orbital Sander (2)
- Scroll Saw
- 18V DeWalt Cordless Drill (2) Parts Washer
- Misc. Hand Tools
- Tractor w/ Loader, 3 Point Hitch, Backblade, Post
Hole Digger, Brush
- Hog Pickup Truck, S10 Series, 4WD
- Shovels
- Rakes
- Brooms
- Hoses
- Loppers
- Bow Saws
- Axes
- Galvanized Pails (fire buckets) Galvanized Trash Cans
w/ Lids
- Building Materials, Roofing Materials, & Fasteners
of all Types
Interactive Map
Click
on this link to go to Camp Holaka's new interactive
map
Photo Album
Click
on this link to go to Camp Holaka's new photo album
Properties Committee Forms
•
Properties Committee Project Approval Form (78KB)
•
Properties Committee Project Evaluation Form (78KB)
Map To Camp Holaka
Click
here to download the directions map to Camp Holaka
(36KB)
Map Of Camp Holaka Property
Click
here to download a map of Camp Holaka (158KB)
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