Windsor Pack 155

Cub Scout Day Camp Token Creek — June 15, 16, 17  

Get ready to blast off at this space-themed day camp! DeAnn Wornson (deannwornson@yahoo.com) is our Camp Coordinator. This event is only for Scouts that pre-registered.

DAY CAMP SCHEDULE:

Schedule specifics are to come… but in general Day Camp consists of many program areas including Sports, Scout Skills, Obstacle Courses, and many more. Each group will rotate through the stations over the course of a day and have the opportunity to participate in a unique lunch time program over the course of their stay at camp. The check-in process runs from 8 to 8:30am and the day wraps up at 3:30pm.

All participants must provide a BSA Healthform to their pack for submission to Day Camp as a group.

WHAT TO BRING:

Please review this list of required items that your Scout must bring to Summer Day Camp. Water, a hat, and sunscreen are very important. Please consider putting on the sunscreen before camp. A Scout leader needs written permission to apply lotion to a non-related scout.  Everybody must bring their own lunch and drink and a way to keep it cool if needed. Scouts will be getting items to bring home at many activity stations so a backpack is very important! Raingear is necessary because you never know what the weather is going to be like on any given day. We go, rain or shine!

— Lunch and Beverage – each Cub Scout, sibling and adult is responsible for his or her own lunch.  If the lunch needs to be kept cool, please include an ice pack in the bag just like at school.
— Official Camp T-shirt to be worn every day (will be issued Monday morning)
— Water Bottle
— Hat
— Rain Gear (don’t assume it won’t rain, it probably will at some point)
— Backpack
— Sunscreen (please apply before you come to day camp)
— Medication Form and Medication (if necessary)
— Wear shoes (closed toed!) to run around in and most likely get wet from the rain.

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED GEAR:
Pocket Snacks
Insect Repellent*

*If you feel your scout needs insect repellent please put it on him before you leave him at camp or if you want to send some with him please only send non-aerosol (the rub on kind or pump spray) -– a top reason for visiting first aid in past years has been bug spray from an aerosol can in the eyes.