Nestled at the base of Black Cap Mountain and surrounding Little Fitts Pond, Camp Roosevelt has served as Katahdin Area Council's outdoor classroom since 1921. Located 15 miles east of Bangor, on more that 1800 acres of pristine forest land with a 300 acre pond. Camp Roosevelt is named in honor of President and conservationist Theodore Roosevelt. Katahdin Scout Reservation offers to its membership a year-round "Learning Center for Outdoor Skills".        Camp Roosevelt has 16 campsites that will accommodate up to 32 campers in each site. Campsites have either 2-person tents or 4-person Adirondacks complete with cots or bunks. Latrines and wash stands are at each site. Showers with hot running water are available at several locations through-out the camp. The James E. West campsite is designed for units that need handicap facilities during the summer camp season.         The hallmark of Camp Roosevelt is the log cabin style dining lodge. It was built in 1929 with logs harvested from the reservation and is one of the largest free standing log cabins in the country.