2026 Spring Campout

• Copy of a current BSA Annual Health and Medical Record

• (Part A & B for all Scouting events) for every participant

• Tent

• Sleeping bag, sheets or blanket

• Pillow

• Cot or air mattress

• Personal items (e.g., deodorant, comb, medications, toothpaste, toothbrush)

• Water bottle, canteen, or cup

• Scout uniform, determined by pack leadership

• Clothing appropriate for weather and extra clothes

• Closed-toed shoes (tennis shoes) and extra pair

• Pajamas or sleeping clothes

• Rain gear

• Flashlight and extra batteries

• Personal medications

• Towel and washcloth

• Sunscreen

• Pocket knife and Whittlin' Chip (3rd-5th graders)

• Personal first aid kit

• Day pack

• Hand sanitizer

• Fishing gear

• Alarm clock

• Battery-operated lantern

• Bicycle and bike helmet

• Book of Faith

• Camera

• Camp chair

• Cub Scout Handbook

• Fishing gear

• Glow sticks (great to keep track of your kids at night and to play games)

• Shower shoes

• Snacks (do not keep in the tent)

• Sports drinks or flavor packets for water (to help keep Scouts hydrated)

• Sunglasses

• Insect repellent

• Phone battery backup charger

• Wagon

Each campsite includes a potable water spigot, one electrical outlet, a picnic table, and a campfire ring. Up to two vehicles may park at each site. These vehicles will be identified during registration. Vehicles not assigned to a campsite will be required to park in identified areas and pay the applicable parking fee at park headquarters.

Shower and restroom facilities are located near the campsites.

• alcohol

• valuables

• electronics

• firearms

• guns/ammunition

• illegal drugs

• liquid fuel lanterns or stoves

• pets

• scooters

• skates

• skateboards 

Arrival and Check-in

Campers may arrive beginning at 4:00 pm on Friday. Upon arrival, all campers must stop at the check-in building inside the main gate to receive a parking pass. Campsite assignments will be posted on the pack website. After check-in, campers may proceed to their assigned campsite and begin setting up camp.

Upon arrival at your campsite, please inspect the area for any safety issues or existing damage. Report any concerns to park rangers immediately. Each campsite includes a picnic table and a fire ring.

On the morning of departure, campers should wake up, prepare, and eat breakfast with their den. After breakfast, dens will attend the Scouts’ Own service as scheduled.

Following the service, all campers will return to their campsites to clean up and police the area. This includes removing all trash, restoring the campsite to its original condition, and ensuring the fire ring and picnic table areas are clean.

Once cleanup is complete, a den leader should request a final campsite inspection from the Cubmaster. Campsites will be dismissed only after the Cubmaster has completed the inspection and approved the site for departure.

This helps ensure we leave the park in good condition and reflects good stewardship and Scouting values.