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THE ADVENTURE BEGINS
Get a jump-start on being a Boy Scout by participating in Webeloree, a 3-day/2-night adventure for Webelos and their parents and/or leaders. Boys and their parents will experience the outdoors in an actual Boy Scout camp setting at Camp Chawanakee on Shaver Lake. Don’t miss out on the ultimate Webelos Adventure. |
Camp Dates
June 10-12
Check-in
Thursday 1:00 p.m.
Checkout
Saturday 10:00 a.m. |
REGISTRATION
All boys and adult leaders must be registered with the Boy Scouts of America. All Webelos 1 and 2 are eligible to attend. Parents of Webelos are encouraged to register. Packs may register as Dens.
For Additional Information please call 320-2100
Mail the registration form and fees to the Sequoia Council. |
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WEBELOREE FEES
Deadline for sign-ups, June 4, 2009
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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Archery -
BB Guns -
Crafts -
Nature -
Boating -
Swimming -
Great Campfires -
Trading Post
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REQUIRED FORMS
Sequoia Council camps require that every youth and adult have a completed Personal Health and Medical Record Class 1. No physical exam is required. These forms are available at the Council Service Centers and on the council website.
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ACCOMMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICE
Upon arrival the Webelos will be placed into dens. Each den will be assigned a campsite. Campsites contain tents that accommodate two Scouts. There are also tents for parents and adult leaders. Shower times for youth as well as adult males and females will be posted.
Get ready for some great food. Thursday dinner through Saturday breakfast will be prepared and served by our experienced camp cooks. Participants requiring special meals must bring their already prepared ready to serve meals with them to camp. Meal containers must be marked with the participants name and which meal it will replace. It must also state whether to microwave or oven heat the meal. |
REFUND POLICY
Camp fees may be transferred to another named Webelos Scout and parent or refunded with a written explanation two weeks prior to the beginning of camp.
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TRANSPORTATION
Each person is responsible for his or her own transportation to and from Camp Chawanakee. Dens traveling together must have an approved tour permit on file with the Council Office prior to arriving at camp.
WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP
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Uniform -
Jacket -
Rain Gear -
Flashlight -
Camera & film -
Spending money -
Medical form -
Closed toed Shoes -
Sunscreen
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- Sleeping bag
- Hat
- Change of clothes
- First-Aid kit
- Toothbrush & paste
- Towel & soap
- Mosquito repellent
- Swimsuit & towel
- Prescription medication
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