1. Information Packet

2. A Letter to Our Amazing Cub Leadership and Parents….
First we’d like to thank you, for all you do as a volunteer and for considering bringing your Cub Scouts to this event. We hope you find that each year your Pack can come to rely on this weekend as a fun filled camping experience for you and your Scouts. Please take the time to read through this packet so you can see what to expect at this event, as each one is different. We’d also like you to consider assisting us as a future staff member, to give back to the program that helps the Scouts grow.
Yours in Scouting,
Your Volunteer Program Staff

3. (See Map for Specific Location)
2017 CUB BLIZZARD SCHEDULE
Friday
4:30 PM
Registration Opens
8:30 PM
Staff meeting at the Admin Building
Saturday
7:00 AM
Revelle and Breakfast
7:30 - 9:00 AM
9:30 AM
Welcome at Assembly, Flag Raising
10: :00 PM
Crafts and Games at the Pavilion, Ranges Open
12:00 - 1:30 PM
Lunch in the campsites/ Staff Lunch and Staff Meeting
2:00 -4:30 PM
Winter Games Begin on the Cub Scout Athletic Field
Ranges Open
4:45 PM
Assembly at Flag Pole (Flag lowering)
5:00 - 7:30 PM
Dinner in campsites and free time/ Staff Dinner
8:00 PM
BIG BIG CAMPFIRE
11:00 PM
Lights Out
Sunday
8:00 AM
Reveille and Breakfast in campsites/ Staff Breakfast
Assembly and Flag Raising
9:45 AM
Chapel Service righ after Assembly
10:15 AM
Break Camp and Departure /Staff Clean-up
*** The Trading Post will be open Sat. and Sun. during activities for your convience***
Trading Post WILL close during assembly times
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5. Suggested Packing List for Youth and Unit
This is for both Camps in the Council
Tent & tent pegs/stakes
Hot Pads or gloves, Plastic / Paper cups, plates, utensils, bowls
Tarp for under Tent
Rake (to clear area under tent)
Coffee mugs
Sleeping Bags
Paper towels, napkins
Air mattress, Cot, or Sleeping pad
Toilet paper
Soap
Extra Blankets
Dish rags, Dish soap & Brillo Pad
Pillows
Ear Plugs
Can opener
Bug Repellant
Garbage bags
Sun Screen
Baby wipes
Lantern
Extra change of clothes
Flash Light & Batteries
Dry sleep clothes-you will stay warmer
Table & Chairs
Folding Chairs (Handy
Extra socks, shoes, underwear
around the campfire)
Stove and fuel or metal grate to put over campfire
Rain gear – poncho recommended
Firewood and matches for campfire
Sweatshirt and/or Jacket
Hat
Canteen or water bottle
Towels and washcloth
Cord, rope, clothes pins
Swim Trunks , Goggles, and Beach Towel
Long fork or hangers for roasting marshmallows
Personal items & toiletries
Small tools, hammer, wrench
Place clothing in Ziploc bags to keep dry
Bucket – for water to put out fire
Cub Scout Handbooks
Camera & film
Shovel, to put out campfire
Good Attitude :)
Pocketknife – Only Cub scouts who have earned their whittling chip and are supervised by a
First Aid Kit
Fishing gear
Fan, battery operated /extra batteries
parent are allowed to have a knife.
Pack and Den Flags
Food, Snacks, Beverages, Coffee
Ice Chest / Cooler w/ice
Salt, pepper & condiments
Cookware & utensils

6. BSA Camp Policies to keep Youth SAFE!
As a Brief Reminder…
BSA Camp Policies to keep Youth SAFE!
All vehicles MUST be parked in the designated parking areas.
Driving in camp during check in and out is limited to 10mph and should be slower if you are near people. Use your brakes if you have too.
No driving is permitted during program, plan ahead if you need to leave early.
Absolutely no riding in the back of trucks.
Leave no Trace: If you pack it in, pack it out. Please secure trash as you pack it out so it doesn’t blow out.
Use fire rings.
No open-toed shoes allowed.
No use of alcohol, illegal/recreation drugs or misuse of prescription drugs.
No firearms or fireworks allowed.
No smoking in view of Scouts.
No pets are allowed in camp.
Have your medical forms with you.

7. Please give us feedback
Please let us know how we did and how we can make things better in the future. And, if you’d like to be part of the Amazing Cub Activities Volunteer Team please let us know!
Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something.
~Author Unknown
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