Two of the adirondacks in Roberts Campsite.

Here at Roberts Campsite, IOLST participants get a flavor for the various knots used around camp as well as some basic lashings.

Paoli 81’s Dave Clark playing ball in Roberts Adirondacks with his mates.

A summer scene in Roberts campsite during the summer of 1962.

Paoli 81 has a troop campfire in the Roberts Adirondacks.

A Scout from Paoli 81 shows his enthusiasm during Summer Camp in Roberts Adirondacks.

With 9 cabins holding four bunks each, Rothrock campsite allows for some larger troops to spend the week (summer) or weekend (winter).

Old iron Rothrock Campsite sign.

Some Scouts lounge around in the Rothrock Campsite in the early 1980s.

Towels drying on lines behind the adirondacks at Rothrock campsite in the late ’60s.

Erv Moyer from Frazer 176 faces the camera during a Rothrock conversation… in the late ’60s.

Frazer 176 members enjoy some time back in the site–Rothrock.

Erv Moyer, scoutmaster; Allan McEuen, senior patrol leader (3rd from right); Bob Jetter (4th from right)… Frazer 176 at attention! Memory loss on other names (Jim Goudie). …in the late ’60s.

Troop 176 lowers the flag at Rothrock campsite prior to going to the campwide Retreat Ceremony on the Parade Field… about 1968.

Home away from home… Rothrock campsite.

Rothrock Adirondack campsite awaits campers at Horseshoe.

Rothrock campers arrived and set up camp awaiting the Inspector.

Frazer Troop 176 bugler, Allan McEuen, sounds reveille to begin the day at Rothrock campsite.

The Rothrock Pavilion, dedicated to William “Biff”Davis, is a testament to the extensive service and leadership of Bill Davis who was an active participant in Troop 117, Octoraro Lodge #22, the HSRAA and many other facets of Scouting.

Scouts enjoy the new Rothrock adirondacks.

A view of a Rothrock campsite adirondack from the early 1980s.

Devon 50 enjoys the Rothrock Adirondacks in the mid 80s.

Neil Chippendale (Center) and a group of Devon 50 Scouts listen at assembly in Rothrock campsite.

Unlike most campsites, Rothrock has a small podium at the front of their amphitheater-style fire circle.

The Rothrock fence is being rebuilt after massive tree damage in 2019 destroyed adirondacks, the fence, and caused many trees to have to be removed.

Here is an aerial view of Rothrock Campsite taken during the Drone Day in 2020.