Camp William B. Snyder or just Camp Snyder is an 405-acre (1.64 km²) Cub Scout Camp in Prince William, Virginia, owned by the National Capital Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
It is one of the largest Cub Scout Camps in the United States, with a dining hall that can accommodate 600 dinners at one time.
The dining hall displays a picture of the building's namesake, Eagle Scout and former Marriott International executive Stephen Marriott, during his time as a Scout.
Chairman of program development Raymond Johns said that the camp will serve about 1,000 Cub Scouts a week.
Program areas include an archaeological site, archery, air rifle range, boating, campfire, ecology education, fishing, ga-ga pit, handicrafts, sailing ship, swimming pool, and western style fort.
Both Bald Eagles and Red Tail Hawks can be seen at the camp.

In 1994 The Walt Disney Company bought extensive amounts of land in Haymarket, Virginia for a proposed Disney's America theme park.
 Local resistance to the resort led to its end as a viable idea.
 William B. Snyder, a local business man convinced Disney to sell the property to him.
 Snyder, in turn, sold off most of the land to developers, except for the 405 acres (1.64 km²) donated to the National Capital Area Council.
Brian Luss served as the initial camp director.

In addition to summer camps, the camp has also hosted diverse Scouting events.
During the summer of 2006 the camp hosted more than 1,000 youth participants at the greater DC area Cub Scout Jamboree in association with the Entomological Foundation.
On May 3, 2008 the camp hosted more than 4,000 at the council-wide spring camporee, which included a visit from McGruff the Crime Dog.
On May 28–29, 2016 the camp hosted the joint Jewish and Islamic Committee on Scouting Annual Camporee.
On October 29, 2016 the camp hosted simulations of both an airplane and a school bus crash where volunteer victims acted out fictional injuries for Scouts to practice emergency aid skills.
More than 1,000 Scouts and leaders from the Bull Run, Occoquan, Patriot and Sully Districts participated along with representatives from the Amangamek Wipit Lodge, American Red Cross, Asymmetric Warfare Group, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Cookies and Cream, Fairfax County Sheriff's Office, George Mason Reserve Officers' Training Corps Cadets, Halloween Spirit Store, Lowe's, Outback Steakhouse, Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue, Prince William County Police Department, Shawn Landry & Quality Business Engineering, and the Virginia Airborne Search and Rescue Squad.

The camp has hosted events not connected to Scouting as diverse as USA Cycling Sportif Cross Cup Series, Sound United Drumline rehearsal, and the Northern Virginia Mormon Prom.
For several years the Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity run Kamp Kappa at Camp Snyder.
Kamp Kappa campers are young men between the ages of 10–16 years  physical challenges to encourage creative thinking, team building, self-respect, and respect for others.
Group discussions and lectures cover health and drug awareness, cultural diversity, personal hygiene, and etiquette.
Kamp Kappa also makes use of all the camp outdoor oriented facilities like canoeing, hiking, and swimming.
Every September from 2005 to 2008 the Goose Creek district held a model rocket launching event at the camp.
The camp was one of many official National Get Outdoors sites on the first annual National Get Outdoors Day on June 14, 2008.
On June 4, 2010 at the camp the Forest Service and Prince William County Public Schools partnered to hold a conservation education program for 500 students that culminated in youth participants earning the Junior Forest Ranger distinction.
On May 11, 2012  at the camp the Prince William Area Agency on Aging hosted a picnic with over 400 participants.
May 13–14, 2014 the camp hosted the inaugural National Capital Area Council Sporting Clays Tournament, which returned in 2015, then in 2016 was renamed the Sporting Clays Classic.
On September 19, 2015 the camp hosted the Outdoor Ch
Camp William B. Snyder or just Camp Snyder is an 405-acre (1.64 km²) Cub Scout Camp in Prince William, Virginia, owned by the National Capital Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. It is one of the largest Cub Scout Camps in the United States, with a dining hall that can accommodate 600 dinners at one time. The dining hall displays a picture of the building's namesake, Eagle Scout and former Marriott International executive Stephen Marriott, during his time as a Scout. Chairman of program development Raymond Johns said that the camp will serve about 1,000 Cub Scouts a week. Program areas include an archaeological site, archery, air rifle range, boating, campfire, ecology education, fishing, ga-ga pit, handicrafts, sailing ship, swimming pool, and western style fort. Both Bald Eagles and Red Tail Hawks can be seen at the camp.
In 1994 The Walt Disney Company bought extensive amounts of land in Haymarket, Virginia for a proposed Disney's America theme park.  Local resistance to the resort led to its end as a viable idea.  William B. Snyder, a local business man convinced Disney to sell the property to him.  Snyder, in turn, sold off most of the land to developers, except for the 405 acres (1.64 km²) donated to the National Capital Area Council. Brian Luss served as the initial camp director.
In addition to summer camps, the camp has also hosted diverse Scouting events. During the summer of 2006 the camp hosted more than 1,000 youth participants at the greater DC area Cub Scout Jamboree in association with the Entomological Foundation. On May 3, 2008 the camp hosted more than 4,000 at the council-wide spring camporee, which included a visit from McGruff the Crime Dog. On May 28–29, 2016 the camp hosted the joint Jewish and Islamic Committee on Scouting Annual Camporee. On October 29, 2016 the camp hosted simulations of both an airplane and a school bus crash where volunteer victims acted out fictional injuries for Scouts to practice emergency aid skills. More than 1,000 Scouts and leaders from the Bull Run, Occoquan, Patriot and Sully Districts participated along with representatives from the Amangamek Wipit Lodge, American Red Cross, Asymmetric Warfare Group, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, Cookies and Cream, Fairfax County Sheriff's Office, George Mason Reserve Officers' Training Corps Cadets, Halloween Spirit Store, Lowe's, Outback Steakhouse, Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue, Prince William County Police Department, Shawn Landry & Quality Business Engineering, and the Virginia Airborne Search and Rescue Squad.
The camp has hosted events not connected to Scouting as diverse as USA Cycling Sportif Cross Cup Series, Sound United Drumline rehearsal, and the Northern Virginia Mormon Prom. For several years the Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity run Kamp Kappa at Camp Snyder. Kamp Kappa campers are young men between the ages of 10–16 years  physical challenges to encourage creative thinking, team building, self-respect, and respect for others. Group discussions and lectures cover health and drug awareness, cultural diversity, personal hygiene, and etiquette. Kamp Kappa also makes use of all the camp outdoor oriented facilities like canoeing, hiking, and swimming. Every September from 2005 to 2008 the Goose Creek district held a model rocket launching event at the camp. The camp was one of many official National Get Outdoors sites on the first annual National Get Outdoors Day on June 14, 2008. On June 4, 2010 at the camp the Forest Service and Prince William County Public Schools partnered to hold a conservation education program for 500 students that culminated in youth participants earning the Junior Forest Ranger distinction. On May 11, 2012  at the camp the Prince William Area Agency on Aging hosted a picnic with over 400 participants. May 13–14, 2014 the camp hosted the inaugural National Capital Area Council Sporting Clays Tournament, which returned in 2015, then in 2016 was renamed the Sporting Clays Classic. On September 19, 2015 the camp hosted the Outdoor Ch
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