2026 CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP
Welcome to the world of Dinotopia!

*** COMPLETE 3 ELECTIVE ADVENTURES + 2 TARGET & RANGE ADVENTURES ***
*** EXPLORE HANDSON STEM ACTIVITIES *** CREATE AWESOME CRAFTS ***
*** MEET EXCITING SPECIAL GUESTS  *** MAKE NEW FRIENDS ***

Cub Scout Day Camp is BELLOWING to life—and you’re invited!

Get ready, Cub Scouts who are entering 1st–5th grade in the 2026/27 school year … because this summer, you’re heading straight into DinoTopia, a world where dinosaurs and brave explorers team up for the coolest adventures ever!
Imagine a whole week bursting with:
•     Epic games
•     Awesome crafts
•     Wild surprises
•     Handson adventures that spark your imagination

And the best part? You’ll get to hang out with your friends and make brandnew ones along the way!

Your Day Camp Directors are already dreaming up dinosized challenges, superfun activities, and even special guests who can’t wait to meet you.So, get ready for a dinomite week of nonstop fun—you won’t want to miss a single moment!

Day Camps are held all around our Council area. You may choose which camp(s) to attend regardless of which District you are in. Registration fees include all program materials, special guest presentations, an event patch and an event T-shirt. Register at least 30 days prior to your chosen camp and receive a 2nd FREE camp t-shirt.

Day Camp in all Districts: $160 per cub scout

Twilight Camp 4:30-8:30pm in Challenger District Only: $100 per cub scout

Please Note:  Camp t-shirts are ordered from the vendor on May 1st. Therefore, if you register May 1st or later, you will still receive a shirt(s), but the size cannot be guaranteed. Cub Scouts are expected to wear their camp t-shirt every day during camp. Extra shirts may be purchased for an additional fee during the registration process.

ATTENTION TIGER PARENTS! 1st Grade Tiger Scouts MUST have an adult partner (parent or Legal Guardian) with them at camp all week per BSA guidelines! Registration as a TIGER PARENT is FREE.  However, this is the ONLY role they will play at Day Camp Per BSA policy.

EARN A FREE WEEK OF DAY CAMP BY SELLING CAMP CARDS!  Ask your District Executive or Pack Leader for more details or see the prize selection section of the camp card program for more information.

CAMPERSHIPS: There are a limited number of camperships available. Apply during the registration process NO LATER THAN May 1st. Camperships will be awarded by May 15th. All camperships awarded will be no more than half the amount of the registration fee (equals $80, $50 for Twighlight Camp). 

Day Camp Installment Plan:
Register your Scout now with a $50 deposit and pay the balance before your camp begins!

WANT TO HELP? That's great because we need YOU! Choose the amount of time you volunteer - 1/2 a day, 1 day, a few days or all 5 days.

• Adults & Pack Leaders - will receive a FREE staff T-shirt and a $25 rebate on their Cub Scouts' paid registration fee IF volunteering all 5 days of camp. Those adults attending as a Tiger Parent do not qualify for this because per BSA policy, they cannot service as a Tiger Parent and as a volunteer at the same time.
• Youth from Troops, Crews, Ships, Posts will earn service hours, an event patch, and a staff t-shirt. Per Scouting America policy, youth volunteers are to be 14 yrs or older. Youth 11-13 may volunteer, but MUST have a parent or an adult leader from their unit with them at all times during camp. This means that the 11-13 year old must volunteer in the same place at day camp as their parent or adult leader. Parents and Adult Leaders can supervise 1 scout. Multiple scouts aged 11-13 being supervised by 1 adult or parent is not allowed per BSA policy.
• ALL volunteers MUST regisgter in 24/7 and as Camp Staff with Scouting America. If you are currently registered at the unit or district level, the camp statff registration will be considered a multiple registration and there is no charge. If you are not currently registered in Scouting America at the unit or district level, there will be a $25 charge to register as Camp Staff which will include a background check.

Benefits to Volunteering at Day Camp:

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

Here are some ways you can help:

• Teach a craft or Scouting skill.
• Help with check-in during the mornings.
• Run Errands for the director.
• Pick up ice each morning.
• Help promote Day Camp during the Spring to units to encourage participation as participants or volunteers.
• Become a Cub Scout Rangemaster and run the BB & Archery Range at camp (FREE training provided).
• Be the Health Officer (Specific Certifications Required).

Volunteers also must fill out a medical form (see link in the attachment section of this page) and have a current SAFE Guarding Youth Training certificate on file at camp. Register to be a volunteer at Day Camp during the registration process for your Cub Scout and help make Day Camp an unparalleled experience for you and your Scout!

Volunteers must be registered in Scouting America either in a unit, in the district or at the council level.

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REFUNDS:
All deposits paid, either for campsite or participant are non-refundable deposits. To request a refund of other monies paid, you must submit a refund request form and meet the criteria listed in order to receive a potential refund. To review our complete Cancellation and Refund Policy, or to submit a Cancellation Request, please visit click on the Cancellation & Refund Policy documents found in the attachments section of this page.

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HEALTH & SAFETY:

The health and safety of our Scouting family will always be our top priority and Camp La-No-Che is prepared to provide a safe, fun environment for your Scouts. Our team has worked with multiple Council Committees to provide guidelines aimed at keeping everyone in attendance safe and healthy. Please be sure to review the Leader and Parent Guide for additional information, as well as the Program Guide when posted for programs and activities.