to the seating capacity. 1990 - 1999 In 1990, the Miami Valley Council and the Dan Beard Council in Cincinnati completed the construction of a new dining hall. This was the last major joint venture between the organizations, as the Dan Beard Council received a large monetary gift and re-opened Camp Friedlander later in the decade. In 1991, Woodland Trails opened a new Project COPE course in the southern area of the property. In the fall of 1999, the dam holding back the waters of Mystic Lake was found to be unstable, and the lake was subsequently drained for nearly two years to complete repairs. 2000 - present In 2000, the Miami Valley Council sold approximately of the original property to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to form the Woodland Trails Wildlife Area. This transaction provided a solid financial foundation, allowing the council to rebuild its endowment fund and to retain ownership of Cricket Holler Scout Camp in Dayton. With the repairs to the spillway complete, Mystic Lake was filled once again and reestablished as Four Eagles Lake to honor the benefactors responsible for the donations to the repair efforts. In 2002, a new climbing and rappelling tower was constructed, spearheaded by Miami Lodge #495 of the Order of the Arrow. In 2002, the Wilbur Shoup Activity Center was donated by Dayton Power and Light, serving as a central meeting place in camp during the summer season. The camp celebrated its 50th anniversary in the summer of 2009 with the motto "Fifty Years of Service". On November 8, 2021, the Miami Valley Council announced that the camp would be sold in its entirety due do fiscal concerns as a result of continuing declining membership and participation as well as a requirement to contribute to the national trust fund resulting from a class action lawsuit against the Boy Scouts of America regarding abuses of youth by adult leaders over many decades. Campsites Anthony Wayne Baden Powell Barringer Ridge Blackberry Hill Broken Arrow Buckeye Bud Westendorf Buzzard's Roost Crow's Nest Daniel Boone Davy Crockett Eagle's Nest Foxboro Frank Hess George Rogers Clark Green Meadows Kit Carson Pioneer Raccoon Ridge Sam Houston Sleepy Hollow Surfside Tecumseh Facilities Administration Center Chapel Climbing/Rappelling Tower Council Ring Dining Hall Ecology & Conservation Center First-Year Camper Pavilion Flag Quadrangle Handicraft Building Horse Ranch Lakefront and Dock North Shower House Pool and Shower House Scoutcraft Center Shooting