Cub Scout & Webelo Summer Camp
Summer 2005
WEEK
# 1: June 20– June 24, 2005
Izaak Walton League Park, Chesapeake
Breezy Point Park, Norfolk
Camp Pendleton, Virginia Beach (Webs Only)
Coast Guard Base, Elizabeth City, NC
WEEK # 2: June 27– July 1, 2005
Camp Pendleton, Virginia Beach (All Cub Scouts)
NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach
WEEK # 3: July 11– July 15, 2005
Coast Guard Base, Portsmouth
Click
here to see the activities completed
during Cub Scout Day Camp
At Webelo Only Day Camp, Camp Pendleton, V.B.
day camp cover the following items:
- Day Camp Tee-shirt
- Patch/Certificate
- Insurance
- Cub Scout Recognition Items
- Friday Camp Picnic for Campers and Staff
CUB SCOUTING’S 75TH BIRTHDAY
TIDEWATER COUNCIL
CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP 2005
Dear Day Camp Enthusiasts,
It is my pleasure to present this booklet (2005 Cub Scout Day Camp Guide - Parents & Leaders ) to you on behalf of all the day camp directors and program directors.
I hope that you find this guide to Cub Scout day camp informative and useful as you make plans to volunteer or send boys to Day Camp. It will serve as an introduction to those unfamiliar with the Day Camp program and as a reference and refresher for those who are day camp veterans.
The guide has been put together with the help of the directors; advisors and staff of the Tidewater Council to better explain what Tidewater Council Day Camp is all about. The guide does not go into detail of what each individual camp’sday-to-day operation is like.
Each camp is planned and conducted by a camp director and program director. They are conducted with the assistance of volunteers such as yourself. Indeed without the assistance of a large number of parents and volunteers day camps could not occur. Each den of eight to ten scouts needs a den leader and assistant den leader. Each activity station also needs at least one adult; many such as crafts, shooting sports and games need more than one. We ask that your pack sign up as a group and provide one adult for every four Scouts registered. These adults can help out the entire week or they can trade off, just as long as each day is covered. This will aid substantially in providing adequate adult supervision for the dens and aid the camp directors in providing a great day camp experience for the scouts.
The common factors at all Tidewater Council Day Camps are:
• Having a lot of fun!
• Emphasis on sports to help earn Cub Scout Sports Belt loops.
• Learning about nature.
• A theme to serve as a binding thread to Scout spirit and activities.
• Activities geared toward earning credit for the next rank.
• Having a lot of fun!
If you have questions about this guide or day camp in general, please contact the Day Camp Advisor, Lilian Palacio at 757-497-2688 ext. 29 or e-mail at lpalacio@bsamail.org. For questions pertaining to an individual camp contact that camp’s director
.
Thank you for your support and dedication to Tidewater Cub Scout Day Camp. We know from experience how much the boys really enjoy themselves and appreciate your involvement.
Yours in Scouting,
Lilian Palacio
Day Camp Advisor
CAMP # 2: July 27– July 30, 2005
CAMP # 2: August 07– August 12, 2005
Pipsico
CAMP
# 1:June 26 to July 2
CAMP # 2: July 3 to July 9
CAMP
# 3:July 10 to July 16
CAMP # 4: July 17 to July 23
Blue Ridge Mountains Scout Reservation
CAMP # 2: 6/26-7/2 (Camp is FULL)
CAMP # 3: 7/3-7/9
CAMP # 4: 7/10-7/16 (Camp is FULL)
CAMP # 5: 7/17-7/23 (Camp is FULL)
CAMP # 6: 7/24-7/30
CAMP # 7: 7/31-8/6
with little camping experience
(but less than 280) by camp
(besides Camp Ottari)::
7/31-8/6
6/26-7/2
7/3-7/9
7/10-7/16
7/17-7/23
7/24-7/30
7/31-8/6
7/3-7/9
7/17-7/23
7/24-7/30
7/31-8/6
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6/26-7/2
7/3-7/9
7/10-7/16
7/17-7/23
7/24-7/30
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PIPSICO Basic Info
Cliffs 60 to 75 feet high overlook a picturesque mile long sandy beach and several cypress tree coves. The cliff walls are studded with marine shells and fossils providing tangible evidence of the James River's influence on life over the centuries. The beach has proven to be a beach comber's delight for discovering nautical treasures like shark teeth, prehistoric whale bones, driftwood and a peaceful observation site for beautiful shoreline sunrises and sunsets.
Tidewater Council purchased this land in 1958. It has been preserved and maintained as close to its natural state as possible. The "Red Trail" hiking trail that encircles the reservation provide a variety of visual and ecological wonders for hikers of all ages to marvel at. Along the trail you may chose to stop and see the "Pipsico Tree," a tulip poplar nearly 20 feet in circumference that predates the arrival of the first English colonists or stroll along the sandy beach of the James River and observe the flight of the bald eagles that nest on the reservation. As you hike through the wooded areas imagine yourself as one of the early settlers and experience the history that is part of this land!
Camp Lions offers a wide variety of activities and programs that enable Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturers to earn awards while having fun! During the Boy Scout resident camp weeks, the aquatics' program includes instruction in swimming and fun! During the Boy Scout resident camp weeks, the aquatics' program includes instruction in swimming and lifesaving, along with sailing, rowing, water-skiing, motor boating and canoeing on the James River. Other supervised instructional activities include field sports, ecology/conservation, scoutcrafts and handicrafts.
During Cub Scout resident camp, Cub and Webelos Scouts, along with their adult camping partners, participate with den and pack leaders in a theme-related outdoor program that spells fun and excitement for all! Programs present a variety of structured and camp-wide events. The Cub Resident Program includes swimming, archery, BB guns, handicrafts, sports and nature. Many special activities are scheduled during the sessions, including competitions, games and campfires.
Don't let your Scouts miss out on the opportunity to experience the "Land of the Eagles!"
Always check the weather report before going camping in Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains Scout Reservation Basic Info
Welcome
to the Blue Ridge Mountains Scout Reservation–over 16,000 acres
of Scouting Adventure!
We would like to personally thank you for choosing the Reservation for
your unit’s 2005 summer camp experience. With a unique, unparalleled
program, an experienced, handpicked staff and an emphasis on customer
service, it is no wonder that our eight camping programs helped deliver
the promise of Scouting to over 8,823 participants from 26 states and
3 foreign nations in 2004. We are excited about the summer of 2005 and
anticipate that our staff and facilities will exceed your expectations.
Those familiar with camp will note that we’ve added some new and
innovative programs to keep camp fresh and have firmed up some of our
traditional programs with new equipment and techniques.
This guide utilizes a user-friendly format that makes important camp information
and
documentation available to all unit members. There are two major parts
to this guide: the white administrative section which provides general
information needed for all programs and the color coded sections providing
information on a specific program such as Mountain Man or Camp Ottari.
For example, if your unit is only participating in the New River Adventure
Program, then by simply removing the Administrative section and the color-coded
New River Adventure section, you will have all the information necessary
to plan for a successful week of high adventure.
In order to prepare for a successful summer, we would encourage all Scoutmasters
and senior patrol leaders to thoroughly review this guidebook. Guidebook
is available on website (bsa-brmc.org). If you have any suggestions or
questions concerning a program, please feel free to contact the camp directors
or Council Service Center. We hope that you are as excited as we are about
the great experience ahead. We look forward to seeing you this summer
at the Blue Ridge Mountains Scout Reservation.
In order to aid future planning for your Troop, we have enclosed a copy
of the 2006 Hold-A-Place form.
Yours in Scouting,
Greg Harmon - Reservation Program Director
Ken Lyons - Reservation Director
Dan Johnson - Scout Executive