Old North State Council
Cub Fall Family Campouts

It's Not Easy Being Green!

Packs choose your date!
Families may register with your pack leader if they announce you will be registering as a group. 
Or you may register individually if your pack is not attending.

October 8-10, 2021
Woodfield Scout Preservation
Asheboro, NC

October 15-17, 2021
Cherokee Scout Reservation
Yanceyville, NC
 

October 22-24, 2021
Woodfield Scout Preservation
Asheboro, NC

FALL FAMILY CAMPOUTS are excellent opportunities for your entire family to spend a special weekend together enjoying the outdoors in a camp setting with your pack.  It’s a time to get to know each other in more meaningful ways through the outdoor activities that Scouting provides. We will explore ways Cub Scouts and their families can Be Green with an exciting weekend full of activities and events. 

Who can come: This event is for Cub Scout families.  Siblings old and young are welcome to join as well.  Note that there will be a fair amount of walking during the weekend and the camp does not provide or permit motorized transportation within camp unless there is a documented disability.  For cases of disability needs, please contact the event director or staff advisor.

When & Where: Your pack may select to attend any of the three events.  Two events will be held at Woodfield Scout Preservation in  Asheboro (Oct 8-10 & Oct 22-24) and one event at Cherokee Scout Reservation in Yanceyville (Oct 15-17). 

Questions about a specific date listed above? Get in touch with the staff advisors!

• October 8-10 at WSP: Camp Director Maggie Hanflink at hanflink@yahoo.com, Camp Director John Lowry at john.lowry@scouting.org, Scout Executive Thomas Canterbury at thomas.canterbury@scouting.org, Scout Executive Aaron Walters at aaron.walters@scouting.org
• October 15-17 at CSR: Camp Director Jessica Murphy jpike7279@gmail.com, Scout Executive Jonathan Clapp at jonathan.clapp@scouting.org
• October 22-24 at WSP: Camp Director Jean Chandler at jmchandler1309@gmail.com, Scout Executive Jason Powers at jason.powers@scouting.org
   

Cost: The fee is $12 per Scout or sibling and $8 per parent. 

Check-In: Each family will be required to check-in at the HQ building before entering camp.  If you wish to camp on Friday, check-in will start at 5:00pm and end at 9:00 pm.  If you wish to come on Saturday morning, check-in will be from 7:00 am—8:45 am.  Each Pack will be assigned a campsite at check-in.  Check-In procedures will be emailed to Pack Cubmasters prior to the event.

Meals: All meals will be the responsibility of the Pack. No meals are provided by the camp.

Lodging: Your family will need to provide your tents.  Please ask your Cubmaster if a tent can be loaned if you do not currently own one. NOTE: no youth will stay in the tent of an adult other than his or her own parent or legal guardian.  No exceptions. Access to running water in bathrooms & showers will be available.   

Activities: Throughout the day Packs will participate in archery, bb shooting, crafts, games, and other program activities.  There will be a Saturday night campfire with an opportunity for Packs to perform skits and songs.  All events are designed for Pack participation.  We will have volunteers at each program area, but they are there to facilitate only and not to watch the scouts.  Enjoy your time with your Pack members and families and help make this event special for you and them.

**Note: Lions and siblings under age of 6 are only allowed to shoot Archery. They will not be allowed to shoot BBs.

Health Forms: A current BSA Annual Health & Medical form Parts A&B are REQUIRED for all participants that are in camp.  Current health forms can be found ONLINE HERE.  This is the ONLY version accepted.  No person without a current form will be allowed to participate in activities or camp.  Temperature checks for each participant need to be recorded 14 days in advance of the event to comply with current COVID-19 protocols. The form may be found here.

Leader’s Guide: Camp Directors will email a leader’s guide to the Pack point of contact within 7 days of the event.  This will provide any updates and expectations for the event.  If you have not received a leader’s guide within 7 days of the event, please reach out to the camp director or staff advisor for the weekend you plan to attend.