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There is a Camp Medic on call 24 hours a day at overnight cub scout camp. The Camp Medic is an emergency medical responder who has a first aid training of &...

Medications should be kept secure and dispensed by the parent or unit leader at camp. When needed, the health officer will hold medications requiring refrig...

Swim tests are conducted so that Scouts and adults swim in appropriate swimming areas during their time at camp. In order to swim in the deeper part of the ...

All meals are designed for proper nutrition requirements by a team of registered dieticians. If you have any food allergies, be sure to fill out a food alle...

Each camp has a different program planned! Please check the camp’s camp manual for a full list or reach out to the Camp Director. To find out more specific...

Each camper must have their information filled out in on the registration site. In addition, each person attending must bring a BSA Medical Form. Part A and...

We are happy to accommodate many common food allergies! During the registration process, please fill out and turn in our food allergy form. The 2025 Specia...

This is an optional tool for your unit that allows one parent or leader to sign up the whole group of Scouts, giving that person log-ins for parents to go i...

Each camp has a trading post. You can purchase necessities like basic toiletries as well as camp souvenirs such as t-shirts, water bottles, backpacks, etc. ...

Packing lists are included in each of the camp manuals, which can be found HERE View our Video Here on Tips for Packing for Camp: https://vimeo.com/695...