Overview. The Cub Scout “Adventure Day”/Cub-O-Ree will be held on Saturday and Sunday, October 3-4, 2026, and will feature events Cub Scouts enjoy including BB Gun Rifle Marksmanship, Archery, Climbing Wall, Gaga Ball, STEM and Sling Shoot Shooting. The event is open to all Cub Scouts, family members and potential recruits. Cub Packs are encouraged to use this event for recruitment and invite perspective youth who may want to join Cub Scouts. Youth do not need to be registered Scouts to attend this event. Also, we will show a “Movie Under the Stars” at sunset. The event will take place at Camp Snyder. Packs or families to include guests, can camp overnight.

Overnight Camping. Packs or families that would like to camp over Saturday night will be able to do so. Camp sites include access to bath houses that have separate facilities for adult males and females and separate youth facilities for boys and girls. Camp sites also include a pavilion with picnic tables, and a fire pit. Packs, Dens, or families need to bring their own tents, sleeping bags, cooking equipment and food. Each family needs to bring a solid garbage bag and carry their trash home for disposal. There is a Walmart and several fast-food restaurants less than five miles away in the town of Haymarket. On Sunday morning, Packs, Dens, or families can depart at any time by checking out with their camp site Commissioner. Everyone must depart prior to 11 AM.

Saturday’s Schedule.

Time Activity

9 AM On-site Check-in begins at the Hylton Center front porch

9:45 Opening Ceremony

10 AM – 1 PM Morning Activities

1-1:30 PM Lunch (Unit or Family provided)

1:30-4:30 PM Afternoon Activities

4:30-7:30 PM Open, Dinner, Campsite set-up

8-9:30 PM “Movie under the Stars”

Sunday Schedule – Depart prior to 11 AM.

Check In. On-site Check-in starts at the Hylton Center front porch at 9 AM. At check-in, Scouts will be assigned to groups based on their Pack, Den, or Family and they will receive their schedule. Each Scout must attend as part of a Pack, Den, or Family. The District Staff does not have the capability to supervise individual Cub Scouts. Each Pack, Den or Family must bring lunch for their group.

The uniform for youth attending is the Cub Scout Class B or similar clothing. The class B uniform is a Scout or unit “T” shirt with long or short pants or a skort and hat. Youth attending as guests that are not scouts can wear similar regular clothes. All youth must wear enclosed shoes such as sneakers or other solid footwear. Youth cannot wear sandals or clogs. All youth need to bring a water bottle.