::* Scout camps have no legal presence separate from the council and generally no notability outside of the council area. The prime guideline here is Wikipedia:Notability (organizations and companies)#Non-commercial organizations: "Individual chapters of national and international organizations are usually not notable enough to warrant a separate article unless sufficient notability is established through reliable sources that extend beyond the organization's local area." The article does not establish notability outside the council. Removing notability tags does not fix the problem. 

 ::* If the camp is truly notable as part of Belknap Mountain, then content should be added to that article; currently it makes no mention of the camp. 

 ::* Articles should be created with a top-down approach: National, then council, then camp, with notability considered. There is no article on the camp's owner, the Daniel Webster Council (this is currently a redirect to Scouting in New Hampshire). There is not enough content in Scouting in New Hampshire and this article to justify separate articles. See Stonewall Jackson Area Council and Tidewater Council for examples of good council articles.  

 ::* Yes, a few articles on Scout camps exist, but a lot more have been merged into their council article. Camps, districts and lodges exist to serve the council. In my opinion, the only camp article that should exist separately is Tunnel Mill Scout Reservation; as part of the John Work House and Mill Site it is a Registered Historic Place, thus establishing notability. 

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