Webelos Day Camp

Webelos Day Camp offers all Scouts a fun, exciting, and productive week of Scouting for boys and girls entering 4th grade and 5th grade. The fee for this fun-filled, action-packed adventure is $120.00. 

Scouts receive a patch, t-shirt and all materials with their registration fee. Webelos and AOL are expected to wear their camp t-shirt everyday during camp. Extra shirts may be purchased for $11.00 each.

Please note that if extra  t-shirts are not ordered in advance they may not be available on Monday of your camp . Also a BSA Medical Form parts A and B must be filled out  for each child attending day camp, and can be found by clicking here, or are available at the pre camp meeting.

Registration Fee:

$120 per person when paid in full by April 30, 2018
$125 per person when paid in full after this date
(fee includes a patch, t-shirt, materials, and programs)

***Please keep in mind that Webelos Day Camp is for 4th and 5th grade boys and girls only***

Day Camp Installment Plan:

Register your Scout now for $50, and have the $120 balance paid in full by April 30th to lock in the $120 price.

Passport to Adventure:  Print out the attachment and bring to camp to receive your stamp.  Get 6 stamps through 2018 and receive a Camp La-No-Che Prize Pack!

Volunteering:
Make Day Camp a great experience for you and your Scout by volunteering to be on Day Camp Staff!  Volunteers get a patch, t-shirt, coffee cup, and $25 rebate for their Scout  if they volunteer for the entire week. Volunteers also must fill out a medical form and have a current Youth Protection Training certificate on file at camp. Register to be a volunteer at Day Camp by also following this registration link.

***If you are volunteering you may bring your younger children, but he/she will be in the Tot lot. **IF A TOT LOT IS PROVIDED, as they are not part of the program***

Benefits to Volunteering at Day Camp:

• Meet parents from your community.
• Have fun with your Scout doing activities and crafts.
• Full training provided. Learn new skills.
• Opportunity for your Scout to see you in a positive leadership role.
• Be part of a team making a difference.

You can help for half a day or all five days. Here are some ways you can help:

• Teach a craft or Scouting skill.
• Help with check-in during the mornings.
• Help make presentations to Packs to encourage Scouts to attend camp.

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