The "World-Famous" Tiger Cub Safari is truly the HIGHLIGHT of the TIGER CUB Year!



As featured in:  Scouting Magazine (Mar/Apr 2016) and Boys’ Life (Mar/Apr 2017)
Tiger Cub Safari an exciting overnight adventure full of fun for Tigers and their Adult Partners to enjoy, where the Tigers Rule, Others Drool!  
You’ll test your marksmanship skills at the Archery & BB gun ranges.  Bluegill, sunfish and large-mouth bass lurk in the 80-acre lake, so be ready to do some fishin’! Rowboats provide a thrilling outing on the calm waters, and you’ll be able to experience the beauty of nature along the trails.  Arts & crafts will give you a chance to make something to take home with you so you’ll remember your fantastic weekend at wonderful Wente Scout Reservation!  Camp provides canvas tents on platforms, great meals, and real showers.  Ask anyone who has been to Tiger Cub Safari, and they will attest that this event should not be missed!  Scouts Honor!!!

We request that only Tiger Scouts attend this event and that siblings stay home until they are of Tiger Age and ready to be the star of the show. 

Location:  Wente Scout Reservation, 5401 Canyon Road outside Willits, CA in the scenic Mendocino County hills
Registration deadline is 11:59pm on Sunday, April 17, 2022 NO EXCEPTIONS

Check-in for your Safari on Saturday morning April 23rd between 9am and 11am; the earlier the better!

More info on this program is available at http://www.tigercubsafari.com/

Our COVID Protocols have changed:

Pre-Camp Procedures

1. Each Camper (Youth and Adult) is required to complete the Personal Health Screening Survey (Click here)

2. Every Camper and Driver must have a temperature below 100.4 °F just prior to departure for camp.

3.  Each participant, youth and adult, must have their own med forms. These can be found here. 

4. The CDC and CDPH both recommend vaccinations for scout age youth and adults. The council recommends that all families consult with the family health care providers.There is currently no council or national policy requiring vaccinations.

5. MASKING:

Outdoors: Masking is not required outdoors.

Indoors:  Face masks are not required in most indoor settings. 

Masks are required on public transportation, health care settings, emergency shelters and cooling and heating centers, homeless shelters, and long-term care settings and adult and senior care facilities. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) strongly recommends masking in some indoor settings.

Note:  Those individuals wishing to wear are face coverings are free to do so per Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and CDPH guidelines. N95 and KN95 filter face masks appear to offer the best protection to the wearer. (For face masks to work properly, they should be worn with no facial hair between the skin and the seal of the masks.)