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Yankee Clipper Council
- Boy Scouts of America Northeastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire |
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2008 Cub Scout Camp Brochure (pdf format - 2.6mb)
Offering a Variety of Cub Scout & Webelos Scout Camping Opportunities, age appropriate summer camp programs for boys entering 2nd - 5th grade.
Any Cub Scout who will enter into the second through fifth grades in the fall is welcomed to join in the summer fun at Lone Tree Scout Reservation. We have activities geared for each Cub Scout level.
It is the spirit of the campers, staff, and volunteer den escorts that make the week a memorable one. Come join us, and enjoy the Lone Tree camp experience where the emphasis is on fun.
Day Camping at Lone Tree Scout Reservation
Day Camp is a week long adventure at Lone Tree where boys will participate
in various cub scouting activities. Day Camp operates from 9am to 4pm
Monday through Friday.
Day Camp is a week long adventure at Lone Tree where boys will participate in various Cub Scouting activities. Day Camp operates from 9 AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday.
Week 1 - July 7-11
Week 2 - July 14-18
Week 3 - July 21-25
Camp Fees: $145 per week if paid before May1; $170 per week if paid after May 1
Lone Tree Cub Scout Day Camp 2008 Registration Form
Cub Scout Camp Adult Volunteer 2008 Application and CORI request form
Barbecue & Campfire
Friday for Day Campers is a very special day at Camp. At 4:00
PM, the Cub Scouts will stay at Lone Tree Scout Reservation instead
of going home. At that time, the Special Events will begin. At 6:00
PM a family barbecue is held for the entire family. At 7:00 p.m., a
campfire program will take place.
Camp T-shirts
Camp fee includes one T-shirt. Please indicate size on the
registration form. Additional camp T-Shirts can be purchased
in the camp Trading Post.
Day Camp Escorts
In order to maximize the campers fun and minimize den sizes,
adult escorts are needed. An adult 21 years of age who volunteers for
the week will receive a $70 rebate for their son’s day camp fee
after camp.
Medical Forms
This form is available on line or at the Council office.
It must be signed by both the parent and a physician per Massachusetts
and New Hampshire state laws and returned to the Council Office
two
weeks prior to your arrival at camp. Be sure to keep a copy for
your records. Medical Form
What Should I Bring?
Scout Uniform, Comb, Brush, Mirror, Shorts, Long pants, Shirts,
Extra underwear/socks, Cub Scout Handbook, Rain Coat or Poncho, Toothbrush/
Paste, Sweater or Jacket, Pajamas, Sneakers, Flashlight, Bathing Suit,
Camera & film, Bath towel, Fishing Pole, Insect Repellent (non-aerosol),
Hiking Shoes, Insect netting Medical form.
Activities
That CUB Scouts Do at LTSR
Waterfront - In a Guarded Swimming area.
Archery - Instruction with proper sized equipment. An emphasis on safety.
Handicrafts - Exciting projects with leather, wood and more.
BB Range - A safe, supervised program using Daisy BB guns.
Nature - Explore the wonders in our woods, fields and lakeside.
Sports - Have fun playing different sports and games.
Fort Preble - a real stockade fort for special programs and activities.
