Scout Family Camping Overnight

June 22-23, 2019
Camp Scouthaven
10784 Rt. 98 Freedom, NY 14065

Registration Fee
(parent & campers)

Price includes all activities, an event patch, and 3 meals. Snacks are available at the Trading Post!

Youth under 5 are free

Register by May 31st
$20 per attendee
 

Register June 1st - June 19th
$25 per attendee

If you are not currently registered as a Scout and you return a completed Application to the Council Office within 30 days of the event your 2019 Registrations Fees($39) will be waived.

	ARCHERY Try to out shoot Mom and Dad!		CAMPFIRE Have fun with songs, stories, marshmallows and cheers.
	BOATING Row boats will be available for boating and fishing. See Boating Info Below!		BMX / Biking Scouts will navigate trails on bikes.
	CRAFTS Scouts can participate in a variety of supervised crafts.		TOMAHAWK Scouts will learn  how to safely throw a tomahawk into a wooden target. *Ages 11 and up.
	OUTDOOR SKILLS Scouts learn the basics of outdoor survival - including fire starting, first aid and orienteering.		NATURE ACTIVITIES Scouts will learn how to identify a variety of plants and wildlife while hiking outdoors.
	FISHING Scouts will experience the fun and excitement of catch and release fishing!		SHOOTING SPORTS Scouts learn how to safely participate in shooting sports using BB guns.
	ASTRONOMY Scouts study how activities in space affect our own planet.		FIELD SPORTS Scouts will participate in a variety of field sports.
	STEM Scouts are challenged with problem solving and productive teamwork.

                   Boating:

                                All youth will be considered White Swimmers and will not be able to use the boats without an adult Blue Swimmer. Adults will only be considered a Blue Swimmer if they attend one of the pre-camp swim tests and pass the Blue Swimmer test. the pre-camp swim test dates are:

What to bring to the 

Family Weekend

 at Camp Scouthaven

1. Tent (with ground cover), If you need a tent, some will be available to borrow.
2. Sleeping bag/blankets
3. Sleeping pad
4. Pillow
5. Camp Chair
6. Extra clothes (Prepare for the weather)
7. Rain gear (Hopefully you won’t need it)
8. Sneakers/Hiking Boots
9. Flashlight/Battery operated lantern
10. Uniform if you have one for Saturday flags/dinner (leave neckerchief at home)
11. Toiletries
12. Sections A and B of the BSA Health Form click here

We will provide

The Program and all needed materials

Lunch and Dinner on Saturday and Breakfast on Sunday.

Campsite/Shower/Bathroom Facilities

FUN!

For your convenience a fully stocked trading post is available with snacks, memorabilia, and basic necessities.  Cash, credit, and checks accepted.