An organized adult group has a majority of its members above 18 years of age and is affiliated with an organization such as the Rotary Club or the Lions Club. Organized Group Camps may only be used by organized youth and adult groups that have current non-profit status under current federal regulations. The basic element of the organized group camp is the unit. The sleeping cabins can sleep either two or four people while barracks can sleep up to 26 people. Supporting facilities located near the units include a central washhouse, first aid building, dining hall, staff quarters, camp office and parking.
All buildings are unheated, but a few have fireplaces.
Organized Group Camps may only be used by organized youth and adult groups that have current non-profit status under current federal regulations. Groups must provide proof of non-profit status when submitting the Application for Organized Groups Camp Permit to the respective state park office. Youth groups must have at least one responsible adult on site for every eight campers under age 18. Organizations must submit a roster of their campers. The Roster Form is available at the park office and must be completed prior to being issued a camping permit.