Planning has begun for this Spring's Family Camp. To reserve facilities, we need to know how many families might be interested in signing up. Please reply to this email or speak with the Outings Chair at our next Pack Meeting regarding your interest. Listed below a few details that the Pack Committee has established so far.
Pack 151's Family Camp We're offering two choices:
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Fees & Payment: $20-25 per person (this is an estimated cost) A Scenic Location
Fred C. Anderson Scout Camp Everyone's Welcome! Anyone in your family may attend as long as one registered Cub Scout participates. Bring along mom, dad, sisters, brothers, grandfather, aunts, etc. This is a time for family to connect with each other and enjoy the outdoors together. The Program A weekend of fun-filled activities like archery, games, adventure, outdoor skill-building and exploration. Camping provides unique opportunities for advancement and earning belt loops. Enjoy campfires, create tasty camp meals, and roast marshmallows with friends and family.
Check-in Friday evening, May 31, starting at 6:00pm More details will be announced later. Choosing a Tent or Cabin If you choose the Overnight Option: In accordance with the Boy Scouts of Americia's requirements we must follow the BSA's Guide to Safe Scouting, privacy and sleeping arrangement Standards and Youth Protection policies. For overnight campers, male and female adults require separate sleeping facilities. Married couples may share the same quarters. Male and female youth participants must not share the same sleeping facility. Options include:
Can You Help? Family Camp is a hands-on experience for all participants. Everyone pitches in! Helping cook meals and keeping the campsite clean is a responsibility for all. In addition, we need one or more volunteers, preferably with some experience, to plan meals, outdoor skill building, activities, etc. You'll have plenty of help. Can we count on you? Camperships Available Pack 151 believes every boy should have the opportunity to experience the excitement of camping, and wants to provide the opportunity for registered boys to go to camp. These experiences help boys learn new skills and advance through the ranks of Scouting. The intent of "Camperships" is to ensure that any boy with financial difficulties is not denied the opportunity to attend camping programs. Contact Pack Committee Chair Mike Bailey or Cubmaster Charlie Niven for more info.
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