Camp Smokey Facilities, CCC Camp 1713, Roaring River State Park
Description
CCC Company 1713 established Camp Smokey in Roaring River State Park in the 1930s and used it as a base from which to make extensive improvements throughout the area. The large CCC camp itself is still remarkably well-preserved. The camp is within the state park, but it is well-defined as its own area, Camp Smokey. The buildings are still used at this time.
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Camp Smokey, CCC Camp 1713, Roaring River State Park
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Camp Smokey, CCC Camp 1713, Roaring River State Park
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Camp Smokey Cabins, CCC 1713, Roaring River State Park
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Camp Smokey Cabins, CCC 1713, Roaring River State Park
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Camp Smokey Cabins, CCC 1713, Roaring River State Park
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Camp Smokey Fireplace, CCC 1713, Roaring River State Park
Source notes
https://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMRN_CAMP_SMOKEY https://mostateparks.com/page/55134/organized-group-camp https://mostateparks.com/page/54994/general-information
Project originally submitted by Charles Swaney on June 16, 2013.
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Hello I was wondering if you guys had a phone number I may use to cnotact you guys?
You may call our offices in Berkeley at 510-642-5987.
I went to this camp as a 4H camp back in the mid-1970s. They called me ‘Corporal’ because I wore an Army Jacket with Corporal Stripes on it. It was a Great Time.