Editing Scouting in Missouri (section)

===Ozark Trails Council===
{{Infobox WorldScouting
| image =Ozark Trails Council CSP.PNG
| name = Ozark Trails Council
| location = Springfield, MO
| country = United States
| f-date =1995
| chiefscouttitle = Council Scout Executive
| chiefscout =Travis Rubelee
| website = http://www.ozarktrailsbsa.org/
}}
'''Ozark Trails Council''' is based in Springfield, Missouri, and serves Scouts in Missouri and Kansas. Camps in the Ozark Trails Council include:

*Camp Arrowhead offers programs for all Scouts, from first-year Trailblazer to High Adventure. Camp Arrowhead is situated on approximately 650 beautiful wooded acres in the Ozark Mountains near Marshfield in southwest Missouri. The property features a lake, many miles of hiking trails, a stream, caves, a spring, and many examples of native Missouri flora and fauna.

Scouts camping at Camp Arrowhead may enjoy traditional outdoor Scouting activities – backpacking, hiking, fishing, swimming, archery and shooting – as well as more challenging “adventure” and “aquatics” programs. These include: a C.O.P.E. course, mountain biking, rappelling, canoeing, small-boat sailing and snorkeling.

*Cow Creek located on Table Rock Lake just south of Branson, Missouri. Cow Creek is available for unit camping. The property is winterized October 1 through April 15; during this time utility water will not be available.
*Blazing Trails District
*Frontier District
*Mo-Kan District
*Nih-Ka-Ga-Hah District
*Osage Hills District
*Pathfinder District
*River Trails District

====Camp Arrowhead====
'''Camp Arrowhead''' is in [[Marshfield, Missouri]] located in Southwest [[Missouri]].

The camp was started in 1924, and is the oldest continually operating Scouts BSA Camp west of the [[Mississippi River]].

Camp Arrowhead offers programs for all Scouts, from first-year Trailblazer to High Adventure. Camp Arrowhead is situated on approximately 650 beautiful wooded acres in the [[Ozark Mountains]] near Marshfield in southwest Missouri. The property features a lake, many miles of [[hiking]] trails, a stream, caves, a spring, and many examples of native Missouri flora and fauna. The camp was likely named for the county's Native American relics.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://shsmo.org/manuscripts/ramsay/ramsay_webster.html | archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160624071608/http://shsmo.org/manuscripts/ramsay/ramsay_webster.html | archivedate=June 24, 2016 | url-status=live | title=Webster County Place Names, 1928–1945 | publisher=The State Historical Society of Missouri | accessdate=September 21, 2021}}</ref>

Scouts camping at Camp Arrowhead may enjoy traditional outdoor Scouting activities – [[Backpacking (wilderness)|backpacking]], hiking, [[fishing]], [[Human swimming|swimming]], [[archery]] and [[shooting]] – as well as more challenging “adventure” and “aquatics” programs. These include: a [[Project COPE|C.O.P.E. course]], [[mountain biking]], [[rappelling]], [[canoeing]], small-boat sailing and [[snorkeling]].

====Order of the Arrow====

The council is served by Wah-Sha-She Lodge #42 since 1995. Wah-Sha-She was formed from the merger of Osage Lodge #42 and Ni-Ka-Ga-Hah Lodge #91. Lodge #42 has had a strong presence in the Section, Region, and National level. It has hosted several conclaves at Camp Arrowhead and been home to many section officers.

Wah-She-She has participated in every NOAC since its formation and has sponsored several teams in dance, ceremony, and other competitions. At the 2015 NOAC, Wah-Sha-She Lodge took 1st in the basketball competition.