Camp Code: The Scout Oath, Scout Law and Outdoor Code will be the law of the camp.

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Dress Code: The dress code for the day must be weather appropriate, so please pack accordingly. Sturdy boots are highly recommended. Open-toed shoes are not allowed for safety reasons. Field uniforms (Scout uniforms) are recommended for Troops. Activity uniforms (Scouting t-shirts) are recommended for Webelos.

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Participants: All participants must be registered members of the Boy Scouts of America.

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Leadership: All units must ensure sufficient leadership and comply with the BSA supervision requirements. Two registered adult leaders 21 years of age or over are required. There must be a registered female adult leader 21 years of age or over in every unit serving females. A registered female adult leader 21 years of age or over must be present for any activity involving female youth. Notwithstanding the minimum leader requirements, age- and program-appropriate supervision must always be provided. From the Youth Protection website, the BSA has adopted the following policies for the safety and well-being of its members. These policies primarily protect youth members; however, they also serve to protect adult leaders. Parents and youth using these safeguards outside the Scouting program further increase the safety of their youth. Those who serve in positions of leadership and supervision with youth outside the Scouting program will find these policies help protect youth in those situations as well.

• Two-deep leadership is required on all outings. A minimum of two registered adult leaders — or one registered leader and a participating Scout’s parent or another adult — is required for all trips and outings. One of these adults must be 21 years of age or older.

• One-on-one contact between adults and youth members is prohibited. In situations requiring a personal conference, such as a Scoutmaster conference, the meeting is to be conducted with the knowledge and in view of other adults and/or youth.

• The policies of two-deep leadership and no one-on-one contact between adults and youth members also apply to digital communication. Leaders may not have one-on-one private online communications or engage one-on-one in other digital activities (games, social media, etc.) with youth members. Leaders should copy a parent and another leader in digital and online communication, ensuring no one-on-one contact takes place in text, social media, or other forms of online or digital communication.

 

Generators: Generators are not allowed for unit use. The use of a generator by the Webelos Woods committee will be permitted where the power to run equipment is not available.

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Use of Water: No washing of anything at the hydrant. 3 bucket system for dishes. Hand washing and drinking is acceptable.

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Latrines/Shower Facilities: Shower houses are between the bunkhouses. There are also bathrooms on either side. Also, two bathrooms in the Mallet Building (trading post). Porta-potties will be available for use.

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Trash: Each unit must take their trash out. Dumpsters are located behind the Dining Hall.

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Tobacco/Alcohol: Smoking permitted in the parking lot or west side (rear) of Dining Hall. No alcohol of any kind is permitted.

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Parking: Due to the limited space, all personal vehicles will need to park in designated parking areas, no exceptions. Unit trailers with towing vehicles can be parked at campsites, but no others.

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Visitors: No visitors are allowed. Only registered Scouts and Scouters.

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Knife Safety: Follow all rules regarding knife safety and proper handling of knives and tools.

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Cutting of Trees: Please do not cut down any live trees for firewood. Any cutting down of live trees will require permission from the Camp Ranger.

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Prohibited: Knives with blades longer than 3” in length, alcohol, fireworks, firearms, and non-medically prescribed drugs are strictly prohibited.

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Cutting Through Campsites: Please do not pass through other unit's campsites. There will be walkways marked out. A Scout is courteous, kind, and obedient to name a few. Please be considerate.

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Prescription Medication: On all outings, an adult is to be responsible for youth medications (in the original containers), kept secure, and dispensed as prescribed. Prescription medicine will be handled by the troop leadership.

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Health/First Aid: Minor first aid issues should be handled by the unit leadership. Major first aid issues will be handled by event staff at the Health Lodge.