Mission Peak Cub Scout Day Camp 2023
Mission Peak Day Camp 2023
Information
Join us for our incredible Mission Peak Cub Scout Day Camp from June 12 -16, 2023 at Ardenwood Farm.
This Cub Camp is open to all Boys and Girls (Cub Scouts) entering the 1st – 5th Grade. Cub Scouts will participate in various activities such as:
Valuable Cub/Scout Skills & Crafts
Science/Cultural Experiences
Meeting Real Farm Animals
Make New Friends
Meet Cub Scouts from other Packs
***Please note that Tigers, which are scouts entering 1st grade in September 2023, must be accompanied full time by their parent/guardian (as a volunteer) if they wish to attend. If you are not currently a scout volunteer, you can attend camp by filling out a membership application.
Early registration closes on May 31st, final registration closes on June 10th or if the roster gets filled.
TIMES AND DATES:
June 12 - 16, 2023 - Day Camp Runs from 9:00am-3:30pm, 9am-1pm on Friday
Campers
Drop Off: 8:30am-9:00am
Program: 9:00pm-3:30pm
Pick Up: 3:30pm-3:45pm
Volunteers 8:30am-4:00pm
LOCATION: Ardenwood Farm, 34600 Ardenwood Blvd, Fremont, CA 94555
REGISTRATION FEES/COST
Registration includes all activities and materials, Camp T-shirt, and official day camp scout patch.
Cub Scouts
On Time Registration (Now - May 31) $250
Late Registration (June 1 - June 10) $275
* Look for discount information below
If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering, please contact the Day Camp Executive Director, Eve Little at: evelynmarielittle@gmail.com
TAGS (Tag Along Siblings)
Younger siblings are welcome to come participate in the program while their older sibling is having fun at camp. This also allows their mom or dad to volunteer and make camp a great experience for the family. The Medical AB form is required for the TAGs as well as the other volunteers and scouts. The link to the form is on the right side of the screen under attachments.
TAGS do have a fee of $20 and it covers a t-shirt and Patch but keep in mind, they MUST have a volunteer parents on-site the entire week.
REGISTRATION TIPS
Remember, Day Camp enrollment is based on their rank and grade your scout WILL BE enrolled in Sept of 2023 aka the grade they are GOING to be going into, not the one they are finishing. For example, if they are currently a tiger, write down they are GOING to be a Wolf (because they will have graduated from their tiger rank before this camp).
(Tiger 1st Grade, ***Please note that Tigers (Scouts in 1st grade in September 2023) must be accompanied full time by their parent/guardian (as a volunteer). This is a BSA regulation.
Wolf - 2nd Grade
Bear 3rd Grade
Webelos 4th Grade
Arrow of Light (AOL) 5th Grade
Scouts that have bridged or are in 6th Grade cannot attend nor volunteer at this camp.
FORMS AND VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
Links to the forms are on the right side of the screen under attachments. Please bring these form on the first day of camp or your child cannot attend camp regardless of registration. DO NOT SEND THEM PRIOR TO CAMP.
Cub Scouts Forms
Medical AB Form
ADULT VOLUNTEERS
Day Camp is 100% volunteer run. Adult and Jr. Helper volunteers are needed to make this a great camp for all! Adults may help as:
Den leaders (Escort and help Cub Scouts at various stations)
Station leaders (Teach Cubs how to complete projects and/or perform activities)
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE - There is also a monetary incentive for volunteering at your scout’s camp this year too! If you volunteer a certain number of days, you get refund on your scout’s tuition making the final cost the following:
Volunteer 2 Days - $200 final cost of enrollment
Volunteer 3 Days - $175 final cost of enrollment
Volunteer 4 Days - $150 final cost of enrollment
Volunteer 5 Days - $100 final cost of enrollment
Payment is due is in full upon registering and the refund checks will be issued after the conclusion of camp and confirmation of days volunteered.
ADULT VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS
There are some requirements to ensure the safety of all Day Camp Participants:
BSA Registered- To be an adult volunteer, you must be BSA registered. If you’re leader with your pack or troop, you most likely are already registered. If you’re a parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle of a cub scout and are not involved with the pack or troop, you need to fill out an application. If you filled out an application to volunteer at camp last year, you need to do it again this year (BSA Rule not mine). Download the BSA Adult Member Application on the right side of the screen under attachments.
Current Youth Protection Training (YPT) Certification for all Adults - You’ll need to send a copy of your certificate with your registration. Don’t worry if you don’t’ have one, training is online. Link is on the right side of the screen under attachments.
Directions are available once you click on the link: Create an account. Click on Menu in the upper left. Then click on my dashboard. Your training should now be on the screen. Click on Youth protection training certification take course. Follow instructions on course page to take course and print certification. Please note this class takes about an hour.
Orientation– To help make this a safe, fun and memorable event for the Cubs, all volunteers must attend at least one Orientation/Training meeting. Dates and times to be announced closer to the camp date. .
Read and sign acknowledgement of Den Leaders Guide. Link to the guide is on the right side of the screen under attachments.
Forms
Medical AB Form. Link to the form is on the right side of the screen under attachments.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Executive Director, Eve Marie Little at evelynmarielittle@gmail.com
Jr. Helper Volunteer Requirements
For Jr. Helpers must be between 8th-12th grade or are in the 6th-7th Grade and have a parent volunteering along with them. Any Jr. Helper must be a registered BSA youth. If you’re registered as a Boy Scout, Sea Scout, Venture Scout or Explorer Scout, you will not need to fill out a youth application. All other youth must fill out a Youth Application. Link to the form is on the right side of the screen under attachments.
Training Session– To help make this a safe, fun and memorable event for the Cubs, all volunteers must attend at least one Training meeting; details on the dates and times to be announced closer to the camp date. Junior volunteers are also required to have their Medical AB Form. The link to the form is on the right side of the screen under attachments.