Webelos and Arrow of Light scouts are welcome to attend the Withlacoochee District Aiming for the Arrow, Unsolved Mysteries!. Cubs will use their scout skills to solve scouting mysteries while working in a patrol method setting. By solving these mysteries they will learn the skills that they will need to know to earn their Arrow of Light. This will give them an insight of the scouting traditions to be successful in Scouts BSA. The Cub Scouts will be taught the patrol method and will be using this skill through out the day within the activities. The Cub Scouts will experience different activities for first-aid and other outdoor camping experiences. This camping experience is for Webelos and Arrow of Light scouts only. 
 

Pricing:
$40 Youth Participants: Food, activities and patch (registrations after October 10th will increase to $45.00 and will only include food and patch) 
$25 Adult Participants: Food, shirt and patch (registrations after October 10th will increase to $30.00 and will only include food and patch)

T-Shirt Ordering

Sign up now to recieve a free shirt with your registration.  After October 10th T-shirts will be available for order only by October 18th.  Shirts will be available at the camp for pick up. Shirts are $12.00 each after October 10th.

LAST DAY TO ORDER SHIRTS IS October 18th!!

LAST DAY TO REGISTER IS November 1st!

Location:
Sand Hill Scout Reservation

Who can attend:
Webelos and Arrow of Light scouts and their registered leaders.  If you are from out of council, feel free to join us!

Volunteers:

Please contact the camp director for the password to register as a volunteer.  

What is Required:
All participants must bring a current copy of the BSA Annual Health Medical Record.  You can download a current copy here: https://www.scouting.org/health-and-safety/ahmr/

Dietary Restrictions
The Greater Tampa Bay Area Council recognizes that there are many potential dietary restrictions as well as common diets (e.g., low-calorie and low-carbohydrate) and common food allergies (e.g., to gluten, citrus fruit, dairy, eggs, fish, nuts/ peanuts, and shellfish). Individuals will need to consider this and avoid such items in their choices in the dining hall.  In addition, remember that the Food Team cannot feasibly plan for all specific dietary needs of all persons attending the event. Therefore, all special dietary needs must be indicated at the time of registration.  Depending upon the special food requirements they may be asked to make their own arrangements to meet those needs by bringing their own food — just as they would bring their own medications.  Any dietary requests made within 2 weeks of the event will not be able to be honored.