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Camp Sinoquipe

PAUnited StatesFort Littleton, PA

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Camp Sinoquipe is a beautiful 500 acre rustic Boy Scout camping facility with a 10 acre lake located in a rural area two miles from the village of Fort Littleton, Pennsylvania, in Fulton County. It is 120 miles from Baltimore, 115 miles from DC, and 65 miles from Harrisburg, PA.

All visitors to Camp Sinoquipe should park in the parking lot outside the main gate and walk in to the store, which is a short distance inside the main gate on the left. Visitors should register at the office.

The penny machine is located at the camp store. Access to the penny machine may be limited to store hours which are generally during the camping season. Designs are;
1) 'Mason - Dixon Counsel MD, PA', Boy Scout Counsel logo with 2 cannons above name in patch,
2) 'Mason - Dixon Counsel Sinoquipe Scout Reservation, MD, PA', Indian head in Reservation round logo,
3) 'Mason - Dixon Counsel Camp Sinoquipe Maryland, Pennsylvania', Scout Reservation patch with camp name under
'Camp Sinoquipe FT Littleton, PA', Camp entrance

Cindy's Cents www.elongatedPenny.net

7/07/19: Machine picture added. GSY

5/18/2026 Called ahead, don't visit during summer camp. Machine was in the camp store. Rolled pennies, slightly long. Was told that the camp was sold to another Boy Scout council, the name was changed. Machine owned by Cindy Cents, and may be retired soon.

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