From the thrill of archery to the creativity of arts and crafts, there’s something for everyone. Engage in outdoor adventures like hiking and fishing, or test your skills with B.B. guns and slingshots. Dive into nature with orienteering and water games, or learn essential skills like first aid and preparedness. With a range of activities including sports, woodworking, and obstacle courses, every day promises new adventures. Come join us and let the fun begin!

*These are examples of activities. Each camp is not guaranteed to have all the listed activities. 

Date, Time, and Locations:

We have 7 different Day Camp sessions you can attend. You are welcome to attend as many as you'd like and bring non-scout friends. While the camps are hosted by each district, you do not need to belong to the district in order to attend the camp. Please note that these are DAY camps and there is no overnight participation.

• Alpine Day Camp - June 2-4 at Colorado School of Mines from 4 pm - 8 pm each day
• Black Feather Day Camp - June 4-5 at TBD from 8 am - 2 pm each day
• Valley Day Camp - June 6-7 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal - Saturday will be from 8 am - 4 pm and Sunday you will select a 2 hour block between 8 am and 4 pm.
• Frontier Day Camp - June 9-11 at Four Mile Historic Park from 8 am -12 pm each day
• Three Rivers Day Camp - June 13 at Jolley Ranch from 8 am - 4 pm (single day)
• Majestic Mesas Day Camp - June 12-13 at Fort Uncompaghre from 9 am - 3 pm Friday and 10 am - 4 pm Saturday
• Centennial Day Camp - June 19-20 at Fellowship Comminuty Church from 4 pm - 8 pm Friday and 9 am - 5 pm Saturday

**We reserve the right to change the date, time, and location of each camp if needed.

Pricing:

Group pricing is for any combination of youth and adult. Ratios are 1 to 8 youth participants per 1 adult leader. Adult leaders will be expected to assist your group and possibly some scouts that attend as individuals move from station to station and help make Day Camp a fun and positive experience for your group. Adult leaders do not need to be registered with Scouting America, but do need to take Safeguarding Youth Training found on my.scouting.org. 

Under the Attachments section is a form units can use to provide Day Camp information to their families and collect the information you'll need to register the scouts who want to attend. You'll also find a Unit Registration Guide that walks you through how to register as a group.

Note: Three River's Day Camp is shorter than our other camps, so we reduced the regular and last minute cost of attendance. Click More Information and then View Pricing to see their prices.

Every Scout that attends Cub Scout Day Camp will receive:

• 2026 Day Camp T-Shirt*
• 2026 Day Camp Patch

Every Adult Leader will receive:

• 2026 Day Camp Patch

T-shrits are not included for adult leaders, however, you can purchase one through the trading post if you'd like one.

Trading Post:

This year we will be trying an online trading post instead of the care packages. You can choose to purchase the items during registration or there will be a separate trading post option allowing families to come back later and order extra stuff for their youth if they choose. Items will have limited quantities and will be sold on a first come first served basis. Items include:

• Day Camp Hat
• Dino Stress Toy
• Scouting Colorado Water Bottle with Dino Stickers
• Dinosaur Draw String Backpack
• Adult T-shirts

To see pictures of the items, please view the Trading Post Items document in the Attachments section.

*Shirt size guaranteed for registrations made prior to April 1. Every effort will be made to provide your scout the shirt size you selected after that date, but your youth may receive a size up if we run out of the size you selected. Shirt exchanges are subject to left over stock availability.

Scouts entering 1st through 5th grade in the 2026-27 school year are welcome to attend.  No scouts younger than 1st grade are eligible to participate in Day Camp. Tiger Scouts (youth going into 1st grade in August 2026) must be accompanied by an adult partner for the duration of camp. Scouts are welcome to invite non-scout friends to attend as long as they meet the age requirements for Day Camp. 

NO walk-ins will be accepted at any Day Camp.

If your scout will need special accommodations such as mobility assistance or tempurature controlled medications, please reach out so the camps can be prepared with appropriate accommodations.

Day Camp Staff

If you would like to staff a station at one of our Day Camps, please use the staff registration registration button found on this page with the rest of the sessions. If you are interested, but have questions about where you can help, please reach out to Jessica. We are happy to answer your questions and find a good fit for you! We are always in need of medical and range staff, so if you have the training and want to be involved, please reach out!

If you need help with the registration page, you can click the Support tab in the lower right corner for related videos or contact Jessica at jessica.blazek@scouting.org.