Camp Mastodon

Camp Mastodon Type Campground Owner Mr. Rinsler (formerly) Leonard Loud (currently) Background information First episode "Camped!" Camp Mastodon is the childhood campground of Lynn Loud Sr. and Leonard Loud, plus possibly also Lance Loud. It first appears in the episode "Camped!" and makes occasional appearances following. History It is the childhood camp of Leonard and Lynn Loud Sr., plus Flip. When Lynn Sr. finds out that Mr. Rinsler is closing it down, he takes his family there for a final trip. It is then that Lincoln and Lynn Sr. learn about the buried treasure, and they take their family on a dangerous treasure hunt to find it and save the camp. They successfully find the treasure (and are rescued by Leonard, who has returned from sea) and then bring it to Mr. Rinsler, who reveals he has bought a condo in Florida. Leonard suggests that he could take over the camp so that he can be closer to the family, and Mr. Rinsler is pleased to pass it onto him. In "Bummer Camp", Leonard calls his grandkids and says that his counselors have bailed on him during training, and he has a new batch of campers due in a week. Not wanting Gramps to leave, the kids volunteer to be Gramps' new counselors. Unfortunately, they find that Gramps' training methods mirror those of a fisherman, so they try to help him brush up on his camping skills. After several failed attempts, Leonard ultimately decides to close the camp and return to life at sea, but his grandkids decide to go with him. Touched by this, Leonard decides to try harder at being a camper, and he manages to keep the camp open and entertaining for his campers. In "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas", Leonard invites Lynn Sr. and his other son Lance to the camp alongside their families to get his two sons to reconcile. Things turn out okay at first after he takes them both to chop down a Christmas tree, as they remember all the fails from previous years. However, another fight ensues, and they split their families up to opposite sides of their cabin. When Lincoln, Lori, and Shelby attempt to buy them new gifts at the local mart to replace the ruined ones, they end up getting trapped on the lake. Lance and Lynn Sr. work together to save their children, and upon return to the cabin, the two conjoined sides of the family celebrate Christmas together. In "Summer Camp: Ticked Off", the Louds and Clyde arrive to spend the whole summer camping. Description The campground sits on somewhere on the western coast of Michigan near Lake Michigan. It sits in the middle of the forest and has several cabins made of wood. There is a zipline overhead the lake between two cliffs. The Mastodon Marathon As it is revealed in "Summer Camp: Ticked Off", there was an event called "The Mastodon Marathon" where Campers from other cabins compete in challenges, where the cabin who wins will be considered the toughest cabin at and receive get perks and privilege such as all the ice cream from the machine, the bug repellent, and even the hot water in the shower. It also revealed that the "The Mastodon Marathon" was a hidden tradition created by campers in secret that not even the Camp Owner nor the Camp Councils are aware of and if one does reveal the secret, they will be label as a squealer by the other campers. Each of the competitors must finish the event fair or square or they will be disqualified. Originally a guy name Jack Lumber and his friends from Saber-Tooth Tiger Cabin were the Kings of the Camp until Lincoln, Clyde, Marshall and Iggy from Tick Cabin beat them after the camper official Patrick also saw footage from Lola's phone that showed Saber-Toothed Tiger Cabin sabotaging Tick Cabin's boat. This resulted in Saber-Toothed Tiger Cabin being disqualified. With Tick Cabin being declared the real winners, Lincoln decided to discontinue the Marathon so that everyone would be treated equal. Jingle Mastodon, Mastodon Your memories will be life-long We row, we bike We sow, we hike It's Camp Mastodon! Know cabins Each of the cabins is named after an animal. The Ticks - This is the cabin that Lincoln, Clyde, Marshall and Iggy were in. The Saber-toothed Tigers - This is the cabin that Jack Lumber and his unnamed friends were in. The Woolly Mammoths - This is the cabin that Lana, Lola, Summer and Mimi were in. The counselor is presumably Leni or River as Summer and Mimi were present when they led the hike in "Summer Camp: Brawl of the Wild". The Giant Sloths - This is the cabin that Patrick was in. The Puffins - This is the cabin that Lisa and Darcy were in. Lynn was the acting mascot when the original counselor was out for the summer due to having their wisdom teeth removed. The Porcupines - This is the cabin that Sasha, Jen and Courtney were in. Lori is the counselor for it. The Apex Predators The Megalodons Appearances Season 5 "Camped!" Season 6 "Bummer Camp" Season 7 "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas" Season 9 "Gags to Riches" "Summer Camp: Ticked Off" Season 10 "Summer Camp: The Grate Outdoors" "Summer Camp: Don't Lose Your Cool" "Summer Camp: Treasure Haunt" "Summer Camp: Brawl of the Wild" Trivia According to flashbacks in "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas", Leonard took his two sons to chop down Christmas trees at Camp Mastodon every year, only for most of them to end disastrously. One incident involved Leonard accidentally chopping down a telephone pole instead of a tree, leaving campers without phone service for a month. According to the Summer Camp arc, all the troops are named after animals with the apex predators being an animal group. The saber-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, giant sloths, and megalodons are all named after extinct animals. The only campers in the Summer Camp arc whose cabins were never revealed are Lucy, Lily, and Emily. The only counselors from the Summer Camp arc who were never seen in charge of a cabin were Luna and Luan. It's ambiguous if Leni's cabin was revealed as she and River both led the Mammoth Cabin's hike, but it was never explicitly stated which one of them is the cabin's counselor. Strangely through, Luna and Lily were the only ones who rarely got any more screentime during the arc, other than just arriving at the camp and not appear in future episodes of the arc. Stranger even more is that Lily, being two years old would actually go to camp, since in real life, under the state of Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement and Potential law, the campers must be between 4-12 years old to attend camp. 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