Unit Registrations are now Open!

Unit registrations are now in the deposit phase. To reserve a spot for your unit click the green button corresponding to the session of camp your unit would like to attned,

This initial registration will require a $300 deposit to hold your unit's spot. Attendee counts may serve as estimates until your unit's final balance is due on June 1, 2021. However, we encourage you to make the counts as close as possible to what the actual will be.

FEE SCHEDULE

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

• $200 per person deposit due May 1, 2021
• Balance of fees due June1, 2021
  • NOTE: The balance of fees will be based on the total number of youth and adults you have registered as of June 1.

DISCOUNTS

All units will receive a $125 (50%) discount for each of the first two adults registered.

LATE FEES

Units will be charged a $50 late fee for each individual youth that is registered and confirmed after June 1, 2021. Additionally, units that are not paid in full by June 1, will be assessed a $50 late fee for each registered youth.

To view our full payment and refund policy, click here.

REGISTERING

To make your initial registration you do not need any information about the attendees. However, all information will be required no later than June 1, 2021. This includes, name, date of birth, gender, and BSA membership number. Additionally, you will need to provide Youth Protection date, cell phone number, and email address for all adults attending. Again, this information will all be required beginning June 1, 2021. NOTE: Merit Badge registration will open on April 1, 2021. In order to register any Scouts for merit badges, you will need to provide their information prior to that date and have their deposits fully paid as listed above.

An account is not necessary to make your reservation, however having an account will make maintaining your unit's registration much easier. Please click the "My Account" button in the upper right-hand corner of this screen and then click the green "Register" button to create your account. If you already have an account, be sure you are logged in by clicking the "My Account" button.

Each unit is required to have a minimum of 2 adults over the age of 21. Girl Troops must have at least one of these 2 leaders be female. All adults attending summer camp must be registered members of the BSA and have current Youth Protection Training throughout your stay at camp.

Our Commitment to Safety – COVID-19 Preparations for Outdoor Programs

In surveys the BSA sent out to more than 14,500 unit leaders, two-thirds of those polled indicated they were feeling positive about restarting Scouting. Some respondents were not meeting, and one of the big reasons was virtual fatigue. We get it. We’re ready to get back to seeing each other in-person again — serving the community, going on fun outings and having outdoor adventures. But these activities must be done safely.

The Pacific Skyline Council will be following all local, state, and federal regulations for managing the spread of COVID-19 during our 2021 outdoor programs. These regulations change from time to time and it is anticipated that regulations in effect in February 2021 will change to some degree by the summer. In light of this, we are planning protocols that we anticipate will be required and erring on the side of stricter protocols. We are using the American Camp Association’s field guide developed in cooperation with the CDC, as well as the most up to date guidance from the Boy Scouts of America and the health departments of the counties we operate in.

We are planning for possible protocols that include,

• Pre-program medical screenings
• Program check-in medical screenings
• Daily medical screenings for multi-day programs
• Physical distancing
• Face coverings
• Cleaning and sanitation of facilities and equipment
• Special protocols for food service operations
  • Includes outdoor dining only
• Minimizing shared restrooms

Specific protocols for your event will be determined based on current regulations and guidance. Prior to attending a program, participants and their families will receive information specific to that program. Attendees will also be briefed upon arrival at any program.