Editing Scouting in Connecticut (section)

=====Camp Tadma / Mark Greer Scout Reservation=====
After World War II, the Council looked to build a permanent camp for its troops.  Land surrounding Tadma pond was for sale, and was purchased. The camp was developed enough to have a summer season in 1947. With five camp sites, a small dining hall, waterfront, health lodge, chapel, shower house and rifle range, it had all the amenities of a typical Scout camp of the time.  Mark Greer was a major benefactor of the Middlesex County Council, and the planned reservation was named in his honor. After the major merger of five councils to form the Long Rivers Council, the plans for additional camps on the undeveloped east side were scrapped.  Camp Tadma's last season as a Scout camp was 1976.  It re-opened as a Webelos long-term camp (one of the first in the country) in 1978.  It continues as a Webelos camp and as a Cub Day Camp with the move of Camp Wakenah to the Mark Greer Scout Reservation property in 2004. The summer camp closed after the 2012 season and was sold in 2015 to a local church.