Day Camp

WHAT IS CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP?

Cub Scout Day Camp is fun and adventure with a purpose. Each year Freedom Trail District in Del-Mar-Va Council hosts a four day long day camp during the summertime. The camp activities are thematic, with the theme of the camp changing from year to year. The camp is under the supervision of trained leadership, and is inspected annually to insure that the National Standards issued by the Boy Scouts of America for the operation of Cub Scout Day Camp are being upheld.

WHAT DO YOU DO AT DAY CAMP?

The program provides fun and adventure in an outdoor setting. Emphasis is placed on new experiences difficult to obtain in the usual indoor den meeting atmosphere. Day Camp encourages the participation of adult den and Pack leaders. The daytime outdoor program could include simple cooking, nature, and aquatics, shooting sports, songs and skits, crafts and scout skills. The daily program focuses on Cub Scout achievements and electives and Webelos activities as they relate to the outdoor program. Participation in Cub Scout day camp can help your pack achieve the National Summertime Pack Award.

HOW CAN I GET INVOLVED?

If you are interested in attending a day camp in the summer of 2004, contact your Pack Coordinator or become the Pack Coordinator and fill out the forms below. Also, adult leaders (Pack, Troop, Crew) and also older Scouts and Venturers are needed to help make the day camp go. Any Adult who volunteers full time all 4 days is eligible for a $25 discount towards a camper.

TELL ME MORE ABOUT 2004 CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP

Freedom Trail Cub Scout Day Camp
At Banning Park on Maryland Ave near Newport
June 21-24, 2004 - 8:00am to 4:00pm
Picnic Fun begins at 4:30 on Thursday!
Registration Deadline April 15th

The fee is $75. Any Adult who volunteers full time all 4 days is eligible for a $25 discount towards a camper. Tiger Day will be Thursday this year which is a program for Kindergarteners and their parent partner entering scouting at the end of their school year. One Day Fee is $15 per Tiger Pair.

Packs should provide at least an adult volunteer for the week per 4 cubs registered. These commitments can be the same person for the slot or a combination of volunteers. Volunteer commitments can range from 1/2 day to all week. Youth Volunteers need to be 14 years or older.