Koshkonong Lodge 302 was a local chapter of the Order of the Arrow (OA), the national honor society of the Boy Scouts of America. It served the Indian Trails Council, which was headquartered in Janesville, Wisconsin.

Key Historical Details

• Council Affiliation: The lodge was associated with the Indian Trails Council, covering parts of southern Wisconsin, including Rock and Jefferson counties.

• Establishment & Timeline:

  • Lodge 302 was chartered in 1945.

  • Appeared in regional OA section lists for "Area 7-E" between 1953 and 1955 after being moved from Area 7-F.

  • The lodge merged with Manquzet 226 to form Chemokemon 226 in 1965.

The Indian Trails Council primarily used Camp Indian Trails in Janesville, WI, on the Rock River for scouting activities. Established in 1946, it served as a major, locally owned, year-round camping facility until it was sold to Rock County in 2021. 

Key details regarding camps used:

• Camp Indian Trails (Janesville): Located northwest of Janesville, this site was the primary camp featuring trails, campsites, a dining hall, an amphitheater, and a man-made lake.

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