Important Notes

• T-Shirts must be pre-ordered prior to camp. More information will be sent out. 
• Merit badge sign-ups: Sign-ups open May 1st following the final payment for camp. Units will only be able to access merit badge sign-ups when they're paid in full per the fee schedule. To sign up for merit badges, log in to your registration and click on attendee information. There will be a dropdown menu available for each scout to select their classes for each merit badge session.

2016 Camp Fee Schedule

• December 14, 2015: Registration Opens. $30 per Scout and per Leader deposit required. (This is a change from the 10% in previous years.)

• February 29, 2016: 50% of the Regular Fee is due to keep the Early Fee Price.

• March 1, 2016: Units who did qualiy for Early Fees have their fees adjusted up to the Regular Fee. (New Youth and Adults are added at the Regular Fee.*)

• March 11, 2016: This is the deadline for units to reach their 2016 Friends of Scouting Goal to earn the 2016 Friends of Scouting discount.
• April 1, 2016: Units who earned the Friends of Scouting Discount will have their reduced camp fees shown in the system.
• April 30, 2016: 100% of Camp Fees Due to maintain the Early Fee or the Regular Fee.

**For Boy Scout camps, merit badge sign up will be available for units that have paid 100% of their fees**

• May 1, 2016: Late Fee Begins. Unit that have not paid 100% of their fees will have their total bill adjusted to the Late Fee Schedule. (New Youth and Adults are added at the Late Fee.*)

*Webelos Crossovers and new Scouts get the unit’s best price. Call the service center to ensure correct pricing.

About Denali High Adventure Scout Base (DHASB)

DHASB is Alaska's newest camp that offers a rustic Scouting experience.  Denali is located in the shadow of Mt. Mckinley, North America's tallest peak.  We offer Backpacking, River, and cycling adventures in addition to traditional summer camp programs. 

DHASB is at the cutting edge of BSA programing... literally.  The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America is exploring pistols as a program element for Boy Scout aged youth.  In the past pistols had only been approved for youth registered as Venturing Scouts. Great Alaska Council has been approved as a council for this program and will be offering pistol instruction and shooting as a part of the program at Denali. 

In addition to that we will be offering a first year camper program, troop based cooking, and experiences that you won't be able to find at our other camps such as blacksmithing, blackpowder shotgun, and mountain man programs.