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Technical note:  If the calendar is telling you that Roundtable starts at 4:00 pm instead of 7:00 pm, make sure that the clock on your computer is set to East Coast time instead ofWest Coast time.
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2007 FOS Patch Camp Otter Run is supported
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More Camp Otter Run links and resources
Camp Otter Run Webpage
Otter Run Waypoints
Loc file otter_waypoints.loc
GPX file --
With a bit of luck, these files can be downloaded directly to your GPS.  
As of Oct. 2007, this is a new feature
of this page -- the file only has the location of the camp entrance.  Anyone who would like to do a GPS survey of Camp Otter Run is welcome to send additional waypoints to
 Al Magnuson
Temp in Marysville, OH
 Temperature in Marysville, OH.  
Click for the icon (left)  for additional weather information.
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About 2 miles west of Camp
Otter water
Not only is otter water drinkable
but it's a source of vital minerals
and can be served as orange juice
for breakfast
Gate to Otter Run
Entrance to Camp Ground
as seen from CR 144


Camp Otter Run

The Camp Otter Run page from the Simon Kenton Council website is framed below.  Additional Camp Lazarus related materials may be found toward the bottom of the page and in the left hand column.  There is also a Camp Otter Run website with the camp ranger's contact information.

The camp is about 45 minutes from Northwestern Columbus.  It features a large activity field, a large shelter with 10-20 picnic tables, electricity, running water (drinkable, but see the note lower left), and a small bathroom.  There are short hiking trails.  With a bit of luck, you may see deer or wild turkeys.



Additional Camp Otter Run Information
Location, Location, Location
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Directions to
Camp Otter Run

Take St. Rt. 33 west from Dublin towards Marysville.  Continue on St. Rt. 33 till you come to the exit ramp for St. Rt. 347 in Logan County.  At the curve bear left, go straight ahead to the stop sign.  At the stop sign, turn left.  St. Rt. 347 ends and becomes Logan County Road 144-A.  Take this to the stop sign.  Turn right onto County Road 144.  Otter Run entrance will be 1.4 miles on your right.  There is a large yellow sign (reads “Stop Ahead”) just before the entrance into Otter Run.
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