Agnes W. Nelson Gate
A.N. Sweet Pool
Baden-Powell Lodge
Beauvell Gate
Boyce Lodge
Boyd Nature Lodge
Bridger Campsite
Brownsea Island Field
Cahuilla Flats Campsite
Central Services Building
Coil Campsite
C.J. Carlson Field (and Pool*)
Named for Carl John Carlson (1879 – 1963), a former Chief of Police for the City of Riverside, Scout Executive in Riverside County Council and Long Beach Council, instrumental for the first Idyllwild summer camp in 1919 and securing Camp Emerson in 1920, and likely founder of the Camp Emerson Tribe of Tahquitz.
Dan Beard Lodge
Dan Boone Campsite
Dembo Hall
Named for Jack Louis Dembo (1909 – 1991), a Scouting supporter from Palm Springs. The former Indiana Court Council Service Center was also named for him.
Camp Emerson
The camp is named for Claudius Lee Emerson (1872 – 1955), and Idyllwild banker and real estate broker who was so inspired by the original Idyllwild Boy Scout Summer Camp in 1919, that he provided land that became Camp Emerson, the Idyllwild Pines Camp (the meadow is the site of the original 1919 summer camp), and Camp Tahquitz, which is now the site of Riverside County’s Idyllwild Regional Park.
Elmore Lodge
Fabing Memorial Flagpole
Fremont Campsite
Goldware Campsite
Guenther Lodge
Named for Hugo Guenther (1863 – 1964), family owner of the original Murrieta Hot Springs resort. Former Riverside County Council President and served on the board of Region 12 and the National BSA Board.
Harris Campsite
Harwell Rifle Range
Hayes Campsite
Jim Beckwourth Campsite
John Colter Campsite
Joseph Meek Campsite
Joy G. Jameson Memorial Chapel
Ken King Family Memorial Pavilion
Dedicated July 24, 2021, in memory of Ken King, a former Grayback Council and District Scouter, including the 1970 District Award of Merit and the 1975 Silver Beaver.
Kidston Boat House
Kit Carson Campsite
Langston Lodge
Named for Dr. Addis Alexander Langston (1905 – 1952), a doctor from Banning, California and supporter and philanthropist for the Boy Scouts of America and Camp Emerson.
Lake Gallaher
Lewis and Clark Campsite
Mellor Campsite
Simond’s Flat
Sterling Grove Memorial Marker
Named for Sterling Miles Stolle (1971 – 1984), a 13 year old Boy Scout who died in a vehicular accident while riding his bike. His Mother was Silver Beaver recipient Sandy Stolle. The stone was donated by the Bruner Pacific Company. Installation was completed by Robert Covington and Eagle Scout Richard Covington. The original grove of trees did not survive, and the marker was moved when the Camp Emerson parking lot was expanded. A new grove of trees that has been subsequently planted is doing very well.
Swartzel Campsite
Tweddle Gateway
West Lodge
Named for James E. West (1876 – 1948), first Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America, Chief Scout upon retirement, and the inspiration for the James E. West Fellowship Award.