Day camp is a Council organized program for all youth entering 2nd to 5th grade in the fall. The Day Camp program is designed around 7 key areas: STEM, Water Sports, Shooting Sports, Woodworking, and Crafts. Day Camp activities are intended to promote character development, citizenship training, and physical and mental health. As your Scout participates in these activities, they will have the opportunity to complete tasks they can use towards rank advancement.

Campers entering KINDERGARTEN OR FIRST GRADE will have a seperate day camp event.

Please read the accompanying parent guide for more information.

Parents/Volunteers: We strongly recommended each camper have a corresponding adult (parent, guardian, grandparent, sibling over 18, etc.) volunteer a minimum of 1 day as a Staff Member or 2 days as a Day Walker. ​Day Camp is a volunteer-driven event and we rely on parents and leaders to help us have adequate staff for smooth camp operations and to maintain 2-deep leadership.

Interested in volunteering as a Range Master? Sign up for Range Master training here: https://scoutingevent.com/702-2021RangeMasterTraining

Staff Member – Volunteer Staff Members consist of Range Masters (2-3 each camp), Tot Lot Assistant, Station Leads, Den Leaders (one needed for each den), and Trading Post Supervisor.

Day Walker – Day Walkers provide support to Staff by assisting with stations, providing additional supervision, and maintaining 2 deep leadership for every den.

Non Scouter Parent Volunteers- Must provide Youth Protection Training at online registration or day of camp. Youth Protection training can be completed on My.Scouting.org.

All participants must submit Medical Forms Part A & B!

UNIT COORDINATORS - Please download and read the Unit Coordinator guide for information and instructions on registering your Pack for Day Camp.