2020 Cub and Webelos Resident Camp theme is the Lumber Camp!

D-bar-A Scout Ranch is the place for Cub Scouts to enjoy a wide variety of activities! In addition to swimming, shooting sports, outdoor skills and nature education, STEAM, bouldering, pedal carts, and other activities, D-bar-A Scout Ranch is the only camp in Michigan that offers Cub Scouts the opportunity to learn to ride horses. Cub Camp also offers camp wide activities such as campfire programs, competitions, games and carnivals. Our Swimming area will be showcasing a giant inflatable with a blob, trampoline, water log, and rope swing! 2020 will feature a brand-new logging program area with blacksmithing and tinsmithing demos, 2 man saw, branding, and a day in the life of a lumberjack.  Cub Scouts and their leaders or parents will camp in small tent villages with others from their unit OR other families. Scouts will also have an opportunity to watch branding in action!

NEW in 2020: Cub Scout and Webelos Camp will be held in the Jack Lord Sub-Camp. The Jack Lord Sub-Camp features Lockwood Lake, Lonesome Pine Shooting Range, the Hay Pavilion Dining Hall, single-room shower and toilet facilities at the Jack Lord Shower House, the air conditioned Jack Lord Trading Post, fishing docks, a Blacksmithing area, Outdoor Skills area and pavilion, Silver Spur Corral, and the Leader’s Lounge.

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CUB RESIDENT CAMP PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

A two-night camping experience
New Cub Scout Program will be featured in program activities
Evening programs like campfires, skits, and songs
Exciting activities including Swimming, Outdoor Cooking, Rope Swing and Inflatable Wibit,  Boating, Shooting BB Guns and Archery, Fishing, Nature Hikes, Horse Riding and Education, Games, and Laughter.
Adults participants, alongside their Scout, learn about camping and the outdoors, the Scouting way!!

This program is designed for Cub Scouts going into the 2nd or 3rd grades in the fall of 2020. 

Cub Scout Resident Camp’s program is designed to incorporate requirements that will help the Scout complete adventures for the Wolf and Bear ranks only. The age appropriate programming is designed for the Wolf and Bears to help them along their path to earn requirements that may not be easily achieved in the regular den/ pack meeting setting. We highly encourage only scouts working on their Wolf or Bear badges to come to camp. Lions are excluded from activities such as shooting sports, climbing, camping, aquatics and many other activities that are appropriate for Cub Scouts.

Register online for Cub Resident Camps, now or until all sessions reach capacity. You will be able to see the number of slots remaining per session.  An early discounted fee of $120 per person is available if registered and paid in full by May 15, 2020.

At the time of registration, a $25.00 non-refundable deposit for each full-time camper is due.  You will be expected to provide names and personal details during this online sign-up process. 
We encourage you to register by Pack rather than individually.
These fees cover the cost of all patches, program supplies, participation awards, meals, lodging, insurance, staffing, and more. T-shirts for Scouts and adults can be ordered at the time of registration for an additional cost.
Sessions have a limited capacity. These programs are conducted as a two-night experience.  It is designed especially for youth going into 3rd grade.

All Cub Scouts/Webelos and their parents or leaders will be camping in Cub Scout Tent Villages located throughout the Jack Lord sub camp. Tents and cots are available to rent at no charge. If a tents and/or cots are needed, please include that information when you register. In each village there is a fire pit and a pit latrine. Showers are available via a short hike to the Jack Lord Shower House.  All meals are provided in our wonderful Hay Pavilion outdoor dining hall.

Look for our infamous Jack Lord Trading Post for all of your D-Bar-A Gear!