What Should I Bring?

Check your specific camp’s leaders guide but, typically, Cub Scouts should plan to bring a sack lunch each day (non-perishable foods & drinks only), rain gear (camp will operate rain or shine unless weather is severe), sunscreen* and bug repellent*. If your camp has swimming and/or water activities, a towel and change of clothes is also required. Adults should also bring a lunch (non-perishable) and are encouraged to bring a chair (that you can easily carry around). Each pack should also plan to provide a pop-up canopy and/or a small tarp to create a gathering spot for lunch. It’s also helpful if each pack can provide a cooler (with ice). Open-toed shoes and sandals are NOT allowed at camp (for safety reasons) and all clothing (both scouts and adults) must be scout appropriate. *Please note that sunscreen and bug repellent must be applied before the scout arrives at camp (Camp staff are not allowed to apply sunscreen or bug spray).

How Much Does it Cost?

Cub Scout Day Camp is $120 for a weeklong session if you are registered 30 day prior to first day of camp.  The weekend and twilight session fee is $85 is registered 30 days prior to the first day of camp. Registration after 30 days is $145 for the weeklong session and $110 for the weekend/twilight sessions. If you register within 1 week there is NO guarantee on shirts or den availability.  This fee includes a t-shirt, cup, patch, snacks, crafts, and all the fun possible! Thanks to Friends of Scouting and our council, there are a limited number of camperships available. Camperships are awarded based on need and the Cub Scout’s parents are asked to submit their application for a campership by April 28.  Please visit our Forms Page for the campership form or contact the Scout office at (502) 361-2624 for more information.

How Do I Register?

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All day camp registration takes place through Tentaroo. Scouts can either register individually or with their pack. If you’re unsure of which option is best, please contact your pack’s day camp coordinator, Cubmaster, or other unit leader.

Also, when registering, please register your Cub Scout according to the rank they will be working towards next, i.e. the rank they will be working towards starting in the Fall. If you’re unsure, please ask your scout’s den leader, Cubmaster, other unit leader, or your day camp’s director.

Click Here – Instructions on how to create an account in Tentaroo as a Parent
Click Here – Instructions on how to create an account in Tentaroo as a Unit
Click Here – Tentaroo Video and Screen Shots on Creating an Account

What About Younger Children?

Any child whose parent is assisting at camp (either as a den walker or camp staff) and is potty-trained can participate in our Lil’ Buddy program. Parents must have a responsibility at Camp and must be on site for their child to enroll in the Lil Buddy program.  A nominal fee of $25 covers the entire session (either full or partial). Snacks, T-Shirt, and activities will be provided.  Children must be potty-trained.  These children should also bring a sack lunch. You are required to pre-register your Lil’ Buddy.

What About Leadership?

Pack leadership & parents are strongly encouraged to participate.  Each pack should plan to have at least one registered leader at camp (if this is not possible, there are exceptions to this rule, please talk to the camp director). Please note that all Tigers (scouts entering the 1st Grade in the Fall) must be accompanied by a parent or guardian while at camp. This is a BSA requirement. There are numerous opportunities for adults who would like to attend camp with their scout! At camp, scouts are grouped into dens, and each den requires at least one den walker. A den walker’s sole responsibility is making sure that the den is in the right place at the right time. Each day camp is 100% volunteer-run and there are many opportunities to help with your camp! If you are registered with the BSA and you would like to help at camp, please contact your camp director (see the list below). Volunteer roles include assisting with camp promotion, leading activity areas, providing support to activity areas, providing general support to camp, and more! Adults who attend camp are FREE! Also, adults who plan to spend the entire session and whose application is received two weeks before camp starts will receive a free camp t-shirt.