CAMPING
Your son will be involved in an overall program. Each day is important to the development of the program. He will need to be there the entire time. Please don’t plan on late arrivals, leaves in between, or early departures. If these are unavoidable due to emergencies, then let one of the leaders know before leaving.
Your son will be involved in an overall program. Each day is important to the development of the program. He will need to be there the entire time. Please don’t plan on late arrivals, leaves in between, or early departures. If these are unavoidable due to emergencies, then let one of the leaders know before leaving.
Note: There will always be (2) Trained leaders on all camping events.
The following are just items that are proper camping etiquette. They are in no certain order.
- Do not allow scouts to run through other camp sites, regardless if it is at a BSA campground or a public site.
- Do not allow scouts to leave the immediate camp site area unless with their with a buddy
- Leaders & Scouts are to help clean up camp site and pack troop trailer before leaving.
- Pick up more than you bring. Remember “Leave No Trace”.
All youth and adults should use the Buddy System when traveling through the camp at all times.
Scouts when venturing into near by wooded areas ALWAYS let your leader know where you are headed and which buddy will be with you.
Scouts when venturing into near by wooded areas ALWAYS let your leader know where you are headed and which buddy will be with you.
The list below applies to both youth and adults
What to BRING on EVERY camp-out On any camping trip it’s very important to Be Prepared and bring all the items that you will need when you go camping. Here’s a check list to help you cover the basics. (Printable PDF)
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