Join us for a fun-filled week of archery, bb shooting, crafts, games, woodworking, cooking, hiking, and more!  Sign-ups are starting now.  Cost: $75 before May 30th, which includes a t-shirt and patch.  Contact your pack’s day camp coordinator, your district day camp director, or district executive for more details.  See you there!

Week of July 9-13

Foothills: July 10-13; Game Farm Wilderness (Auburn)

Green River: July 10-13; Wolf and Bear scouts only; Lions Camp (Renton)

Green River: July 10-13; Webelos Scouts only; Lions Camp (Renton)

Green River: July 10-12; Tiger Cubs only - Twilight; Lions Camp (Renton)

Orca: July 10-13; Tiger Cubs, Wolf, and Bear scouts only; Kitsap County Fairgrounds (Bremerton)

Sammamish Trails: July 9-12; Twilight: Lake Samm. State Park (Sammamish)

Sammamish Trails: July 10-13; Daytime; Lake Samm. State Park (Sammamish)

Sinclair: July 9-13; Webelos scouts only; Van Zee Park (Port Orchard)

Week of July 16-20

Aquila: July 17-20; Camp Shoenwald (Burien)

Green River: July 17-20; Wolf and Bear Scouts only; Lions Camp (Renton)

Green River: July 17-20; Webelos Scouts only: Lions Camp (Renton)

Mt. Olympus: July 17-20; Twilight; Fairview Grange (Port Angeles)

North Lakes: July 17-19; Knights of Columbus Hall (Bothell)

Orca: July 17-20; Webelos Scouts only; Kitsap County Fairgrounds (Bremerton)

Sinclair: July 16-20; Tiger Cubs, Wolf, and Bear scouts only; Van Zee Park (Port Orchard)

Week of July 23-27

Aurora: July 24-27; Carkeek Park (Seattle)

Alpine: July 23-26; Daytime; Lake Sammamish State Park (Sammamish)

Alpine: July 23-26; Twilight; Lake Sammamish State Park (Sammamish)

Week of July 30-August 2

Cascade: July 30-August 2; Twilight; Lake Sammamish State Park (Sammamish)

Cub Scout day camp involves the efforts of pack and district volunteers to create an educational, inspirational and fun experience for Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos. A Scout professional and volunteer camp director supervise a staff of dedicated district volunteers. Directors are certified by the National Camping School of the Boy Scouts of America. The camp program is carefully designed by a committee of experienced camp leaders guided by parents’ suggestions.

CAMP TIMES: Each camp sets its own hours of operation.  Check with the camp director.  Please allow extra time on the first day for check-in.

FEES: Tiger Day at Camp (1 day) Varies by Camp
By May 30, 2012: Tigers, Cub, & Webelos $75
After May 30, 2012: Tigers, Cub, & Webelos $100
Adult Den Guides (Walkers) and Staff, No Charge
Den Chiefs (Boy Scouts), No Charge
Camperships for up to 50% of fees are available for those in need.

REFUNDS: A 50% refund of fees paid may be issued in the case of accident, illness, or extreme extenuating circumstances, if requested in writing at least 15 days prior to the event. No refunds will be made two weeks prior to the event.  Refunds will not be made at camp. 

T-SHIRT: All youth participants and adult volunteer staff receive a t-shirt to wear to day camp.

SUPERVISION & MEDICAL: The Boy Scouts of America requires a minimum of two adults on all trips and outings (two deep leadership). All participants, youth and adults, must complete the Registration and Health History form. Submit these forms along with your pack's fee payment. 

PROGRAM SUPPORT: Packs MUST provide adult staff members to assist with day camp.  Please consult your day camp director for specific adult staffing requirements.

ORIENTATION: Each session will offer day camp orientation and training to all adults participating as den guides (walkers) and staff. It is essential that every participating adult in your pack attend one of these orientation sessions.

MID-DAY RELEASE: Everyone will be checked into camp each morning. If a youth must leave camp before closing, a parent must sign a form at camp headquarters.  If anyone other than a parent or carpool driver is to pick up a boy at the close of camp, the camp director must have a release form.