Camping takes you on exciting adventures into the natural world. You'll learn to explore and live with others in the out-of-doors. You'll learn to be a good citizen of the outdoors.

Pack 151 is offering two great family-friendly options this year:

Day Camp
Saturday, May 31

Weekend Overnighter Camp
Friday, May 30 through Sunday, June 1

Download the Family Campregistration form here

$25 / person:
Day Camp or 
Weekend Overnighter

This is our most affordable camp of the year. Camping fees, permits, equipment, programs and most of your food are included. Scout Accounts are available for this camp.  Camperships are available (see section below).

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.

Enjoy a weekend or a day of fun-filled activities like archery, games, adventure, BB guns, outdoor skill-building and exploration. Camping provides unique opportunities for advancement and earning belt loops. Create tasty camp meals, enjoy campfires and roast marshmallows with friends and family.

Weekend Overnighters:
Check-in Friday evening, May 30, starting at 6pm 
Activities start Saturday morning
Check-out Sunday 10am

Day Camp:
Begins Saturday 9am and ends after campfire (around 9pm)

Fred C. Andersen Scout Camp
186 Andersen Scout Camp Trail
Houlton, WI 54082 (map to camp)

Located just five miles northeast of Stillwater, the camp is situated along the Wisconsin side of the St. Croix River. The property is divided into two levels with 260 acres of woods and rock bluffs to explore. A trading post with snacks, patches, souvenirs, craft items, and Scouting literature is available. A detailed map of Fred C. Andersen's is here.

To ensure that our volunteers can properly plan for the many people who will attend; your payments, Family Camp Registration Form and other required forms must be received by the Outings Chair no later than Saturday, May 10.

Registrations received after the May 10 Pack Deadline will be wait-listed with no guarantee of enrollment.

Read Pack 151's Outings Policy for more info.

Family Camp is a hands-on experience for all participants. Helping cook meals and keeping the campsite clean is a responsibility for all. In addition, we need extra volunteers, preferably with some experience to plan meals, coordinate gear, plan and help with age-appropriate activities, etc. You'll have plenty of help. Can we count on you? Contact Brandi Werra, the Pack's Committee Chair for a list of volunteer opportunities.

If you choose a Weekend Overnighter Option: In accordance with the Boy Scouts of Americia's requirements the Pack must follow the BSA's Guide to Safe Scouting, privacy and sleeping arrangement Standards and Youth Protection policies.  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.

Weekend Overnighter options include:

1. Tents: Married couples are allowed to sleep together with their children in a tent they bring to camp. No youth is allowed in the tent of an adult other than his/her parent or guardian.
2. Group cabins: Separate male & female group cabins are a good option for campers who prefer not to sleep in tents and those who aren't allowed by BSA rules to sleep in a tent together.  These will be the Peterson 1 & 2 cabins.

For each person in your family wishing to attend, each of the following forms must be turned in. Use the links below to download and print the necessary forms.

• A completed, two page Annual Health & Medical Record for each participant.  (including scouts, sibilings, and adults.)
• A photocopy of each participant's medical insurance ID card (front & back)
• A completed, two page Camping Participant Waiver for each participant.

For your family group, please complete and turn in the 

• Family Camp Registration Form

If You Attended Fall Festival or Polar Cubs:

If you attended Fall Festival or Polar Cubs this past year, we may have your Annual Health & Medical Records, health insurance ID photocopies, and Camping Participant Waivers on file. Please ask the Outings Chair if any of your already completed forms are on file.

The Pack will bring along camping equipment, but we'll also rely on everyone to supplement our gear. More information will be provided in the weeks ahead.  If you plan on sleeping in a tent, you'll need to bring yours from home.

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 Brandi Werra or Cubmaster Charlie Niven for more info.

Please refer to Pack 151's Outings Policy for more info.

Please give me an envelope containing all your Registration Requirements at an upcoming Pack Meeting.  You can also drop it off anytime in a small plastic "Cub Scouts Drop Box" on my front porch.  Just make sure I receive it by May 10.

Please email me if you have any Family Camp questions, or if you can offer us a little extra help.

Pack 151 Outings Chair
4545 Garden Way N.
Hugo, MN 55038
outings.pack151@gmail.com