1. 2017 Cub Scout & Webelos camping In Glacier’s Edge

2. 2016 Camp Indian Trails Improvements

3. CIT Pond Project Year Round Program Feature Boating Swimming Fishing
Skating
Pond Size – 4-6 Acres
Deepest Water Depth – 33 feet
Construction Start – Aug 15, 2016

7. CIT Showerhouse 8 individual stalls In each stall
Sink
Flush toilets!
Year Round facility, heated floors!

9. Why Cub Scouts Go to Camp
It’s Fun!
Advancement
Earn BB & Archery Awards
Builds Confidence
Highlight of Scouting Year
Outdoor Activity Award
Make New Friends

10. Why Packs Go to Camp Aids with Advancement Educational Activities
National Summertime Award
JTE: Cub Camping
Aids with Retention
Builds Friendships Within Pack
Helps to Cultivate Pack Leadership

11. Cub Camping Opportunities
Regional Day Camp
Sleepover Camp
Webelos Sleepover Camp

12. King Arthur & The Knights of the Roundtable
Regional Day Camps

13. Regional Day Camps At local parks Five days from 8am – 4pm
Activities give boys a chance to learn new skills and experience through fun and excitement

14. Six Convenient Locations
June Token Creek Park in DeForest June Webb Park in Reedsburg June Badger Prairie Park in Verona June Harris Park in Dodgeville July 31-Aug 4 Big Hill Park in Beloit July 31-Aug 4 Rockport Park in Janesville

15. The Program
Scouts be participate in program according to their current rank. Each day they will visit six stations which include: archery, bb guns, sling shots, nature, scout skills, craft, teambuilding, aquatics and more.

16. The Program
Sports
Nature
Scout Skills
Crafts
Theme Related Fun
Scouts travel to six different stations daily where they will participate in various activities such as Sports, Nature, Scout Skills, Crafts and Theme Related Fun.

17. Sample Day Camp Schedule

18. King Arthur & the Knights of the Roundtable
Campers will participate in medieval themed activities daily in order to learn the skills and knowledge to be come a knight.
Activities include:
Decorating Wooden Shields
Tunics and rope making
Horseshoes and Golf
Leave No Trace activities
Map & Compass Skills
Code Breaking
Catapults
Archery, BB’s and Slingshots

19. Advancement In Camp
Cub Program
Advancement will occur naturally for all levels. Some activities will be geared towards a specific rank advancement, but will be presented in an exciting way which appeals to all levels.
Webelos Program
Advancement will also occur naturally, but special focus will be placed on providing activities to fulfill the Art Explosion and Build It Adventure Pins.
At the end of camp, all participants will receive a listing of advancement completed during camp.

20. Den Assignments Campers will be assigned to a Cub Scout or Webelos Den
Several packs may be assigned to the same den or Packs with many campers may be split into two dens
Each den will participate in activities together throughout the duration of camp

21. Medieval Knights
Sleep Over Camps

22. Sleep Over Camps
Sleep over camps give Scouts and Adults the opportunity to experience all the fun of camp AND stay over night!
Camp Indian Trails
Location
Wolves, Bears, Webelos and Arrow of Light
Who Attends?
4 Days, 3 Nights
Length of Stay

23. Medieval Knights Program
Activities will be transport campers to the Medieval Times where they improve their knight skills, test their endurance and display their courage.
Activities include:
Swimming
BB’s, Archery, Slingshots
Crafts
STEM Activities
Nature and Ecology
Sports and Games

24. Advancement In Camp
Campers will complete rank specific advancement as they participate in activities at camp.
At the end of camp, pack coordinators will receive a summary of adventures earned and requirements completed by campers.

25. Pack Leadership At Camp
Packs must provide at least two adults, one being 21 years or older, at all times.
It is encouraged to maintain a one adult to four scouts ratio.
Pack Leadership will assist with supervising scouts at the campsites as well as providing general supervision throughout the day.

26. Sleep Over Camp Dates July 5-8 July 10-13 July 17-20 July 24-27
Check in begins at 8am.
Camp starts at 10 am on day one and concludes after lunch on the last day.

27. Webelos Sleep Over Camps
Ed Bryant Scout Reservation
Webelos Sleep Over Camps

28. Webelos Sleep Over Dates
June
Check in begins at 1:30 and goes until 3:30 on the first day.
Camp concludes with a hot breakfast on the last day of camp

29. Webelos Sleep Over Camp
Packs are paired with other packs and camp in 4 campsites. The campsite name becomes your clan name and dictates your program rotation. There are six program areas each day.
Activities include:
Swimming
BB’s, Archery, Slingshots
Scoutcraft
Scout skills
Upon completion of a program area, the camper will collect a bead and totem that will be assembled at the end of the week to make a Native American choker.

30. Webelos Sleep Over Camp
Costs for Camp
Youth: $150*
Adults: $5
Lunch supplied on last day
Regional Day Camp
Youth: $200*
Adults: $80
Sleep Over Camp
Provisional Camper: $250*
Webelos Sleep Over Camp
*Registration by May 1st, after May 1st Regional Day Camp is $175, Sleepover Camp and Webelos Sleep Over Camp $250 and Provisional Campers $300.

31. Pack Leadership At Camp
Campers cannot be allowed at camp without adult supervision
Packs should plan on providing at least two adults to walk with the campers each day.
At least 1 adult will be needed per age group per pack.

32. Responsibilities of Pack Leadership at Camp
Maintain Discipline in your den
Assist Camp Staff as Needed
Ensure Youth Protection guidelines are followed at all times
Guide Group from station to station according to camp schedule

33. Pack Camping Coordinator Responsibilities
Promote and communicate camping opportunities to the Pack. Schedule presentations for pack meetings, Blue & Gold banquets or Pinewood Derbies.
Become familiar with the information in the camping catalog and communicate camp policies to the pack.
Be the Pack Contact for the Camp Directors to distribute information to the Pack or if there are questions about registration.

34. Pack Camping Coordinator Responsibilities
Collect registration forms and payments from parents.
Submit pack registration and payment online prior to the deadlines.
Ensure campers have necessary medical forms for the start of camp
Coordinate Pack leadership
Arrange Transportation

35. 2017 Council Flower Sale
The 2017 Flower Sale Commitment forms are due February 3. Sales are February 6 – March 6. Packs receive 20% commission on flower sales.

36. Camperships
Camperships are available to pay part of the registration for camp. Applications must be received by March 30th.

37. Questions?