Get ready to step back into time and experience Cub Scout Day Camp and Jurassic Cubs June 15th - 19th at the Shawnee Indian Mission! If you are interested in supporting the 2020 Cub Scout Day Camp please contact Andrew Boyer.
Cub Scout Day Camps are distinct from other summer camps in that they prepare younger children for overnight camping by building their outdoor skill sets. So while your Scout may not be ready to venture into the woods for a week of camping, they may be prepared to camp with their pack after a few years of Cub Scout Day Camp.
Adult leadership is critical to having a great camp experience. The Pack must provide leadership and adult supervision for their Cub Scouts who attend Day Camp, plus provide transportation to and from the camps. It is recommended that Packs have at least one registered adult leader attend camp for every five to six Cub Scouts. Just like all Scouting activities, two deep leadership must be followed and Youth Protection Training completed for all adults. Everyone must complete parts A and B of the Annual Health and Medical Record. Cub Scouts will come to camp each morning for a wee to participate in several different activities and then head home at the end of the afternoon. Cubs that attend will: shoot BB guns and bows and arrows; earn Cub Scout Adventure loops; Webelos Adventure pins; cook out, sing songs, learn about nature; build crafts, and play games. If you have not made plans to attend, you should!
