Tahosa Alumni Association

Unit (troop, pack, crew, etc.) camping is available at our beloved camp, through an agreement with the YMCA of Northern Colorado, and is now called the YMCANoCo Camp Tumbleson Lake.

Reservations for camping must be made through the TAA/YMCA liason, Mike Gill. The cost is $5 per person, per weekend, with a maximum of $100 for a large group. Contact Mike Gill at Mike.gill@ymcanoco.org or Campmaster@ymcanoco.org.

Campmasters from the TAA will normally be on site, as they have been for decades, to assist Scout Units at the Camp.

Update to follow with current fishing opportunities (3/30/25). Yes! We have a thriving population of brook trout, running 10"-14". In general, the lake is open to fishing year round (ice fishing in the winter!). Tumbleson Lake is a private lake – no fishing license is required. Please attempt to check in with the Ranger prior to fishing. A take-home limit of 2 to 3 fish is preferred.

We are looking for volunteers to serve as Docents at the museum. If you are interested, please contact:

John Meeker (Museum Director) museumcoordinator@tahosa.org or

Dana Seymour (Docent Trainer) trainer@tahosa.org

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Tahosa Alumni Association, Inc.

P.O. Box 102938

Denver, CO 80250

Tahosa Alumni Association, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization.

The Tahosa Alumni Association is a group of veteran Scouters dedicated to the preservation, maintenance and program support at Camp Tahosa/Tahosa High Adventure Base - now known as the YMCA Camp Tumbleson Lake. Located north of Ward, Colorado, in the foothills west of Denver, the camp has served the needs of Scouting America units since 1938.