CENTRAL CUB DAY CAMP 2024

American Adventure

July 29^th - August 2^nd, 3PM - 8PM

KiwanisLand, Garden Grove

Non Scouts can now join registered Cub Scouts as Campers!

If you have wondered about the neat things that Scouts get to do,

you can attend Cub Scout Day Camp and see for yourself!

Register at: https://www.scoutingevent.com/039-DaycampCentral2024

Day Camp is a wonderful time filled with fun, games, laughter, and adventure.

Day Camp is staffed entirely by parents and volunteers. We need you to be a part of the FUN! 

IMPORTANT DATES

DATE	TIME	EVENT
Jan 10	7:00pm	Key Staff Meeting
Jan 11		Registration Opens
Feb 18	7:00pm	Key Staff Meeting
Apr 21	7:00pm	Key Staff Meeting
May 19	7:00pm	Key Staff Meeting
Jun 16	7:00pm	Key Staff Meeting
June 29		Last Day for Early Bird Discount
July 15		Last Day for Registration
July 21	5:00pm – 7:00pm	MANDATORY Training for Volunteers @ KiwanisLand Pre-Registration @ KiwanisLand
July 22	5:00pm – 7:00pm	MANDATORY Training for Volunteers @ KiwanisLand Pre-Registration @ KiwanisLand
July 27	8:00am - 10:00am	Load Day Camp Truck @ Oso Lake
July 28	2:00pm - 5:00pm	Day Camp Setup @ KiwanisLand
July 29 - Aug 2	3:00pm - 8:00pm	DAY CAMP
Aug 3	8:00am - 10:00am	Unload Day Camp Truck @ Oso Lake

CAMPERS

We have two types of campers: Cub Scouts and Non-Scouts.

Cub Scouts are registered BSA Cub Scouts who are incoming Tigers (first grade) and to incoming AOL (fifth grade). Incoming Lions can only participate in Tot Lot and must have a parent volunteering at the same time.

Non Scouts are not registered BSA Cub Scouts and must be an incoming first grade to incoming fifth grade level.

Each camper will be placed in a den made up of campers of similar ranks/ages. Each den will have a Den Chief that will lead the den and the den will stay together throughout camp. Campers are required to provide their own dinner.

The cost for campers is below and includes a camp t-shirt. Space is limited, so register early. Registration opens in January and closes on July 15^th.

o Cost is $175 if registered by June 29^th

o Cost is $195 after June 29^th

Camperships are available for Cub Scout campers. For more information or to apply, please contact the Camp Director. 

ADULT VOLUNTEERS

Day Camp is staffed entirely by parents and volunteers. We need you to be a part of the FUN! We are always looking for adult volunteers for the following positions:

· Rangemaster (KEY STAFF) responsible for teaching and managing the archery and slingshot ranges

· Quartermaster (KEY STAFF) responsible for camp equipment setup and cleanup

· Medic (KEY STAFF) responsible for handling medical situations as needed

· Registrar (KEY STAFF) responsible for making sure all campers and volunteers are registered and have turned in necessary paperwork

· Program Station Lead (KEY STAFF) responsible for teaching activities for one the following program stations: Crafts, Scout Skills, Sports, and Woodworking

· Den Walker responsible for escorting the den through the day, assisting the Den Chief, and assisting at program stations

· Camp Help responsible for monitoring and helping in other camp areas as needed

Dinner is provided for all adult volunteers. All volunteers attending at least 3 days will receive a camp t-shirt. All adults volunteers are required to attend MANDATORY pre camp training.

KEY STAFF

Our Key Staff are comprised of adult volunteers who are responsible for a program area or station.  Open positions need to be filled in order to have the station at day camp.  All Key Staff are allowed one free camper. All Key Staff must attend the entire time and will receive a camp t-shirt. All Key Staff are required to attend MANDATORY pre camp training, complete the AB-506 state training at https://californiascouting.org/oc/ and undergo a Live Scan fingerprint check. If you are interested, please contact the Camp Director.

PROGRAM AREA	STAFF
Camp Director	Amanda McCall, Pack 526
Program Director	Betsy Kennedy, Pack 526
Shooting Sports Rangemasters	Christine Castro, Troop 660 Brandon Hight, Pack 683 Martin Kenney, Troop 660 Scott McCall, Pack 526
Crafts	Rosie Galvan, Pack 526 Evelin Campos, Pack 526
Scout Skills	Sally Jensen, Pack 660 Julie Tran, Pack 227
Sports	Michelle Maughan, Pack 660 Missy Coffman, Pack 435
Woodworking	Rich Keller, Troop 525 Nikki Kenney, Pack 526
Tot Lot	Lois Huynh, Pack 563 Ngan Ngo, Pack 435
Medic	Amy Wells, Pack 711
Registrar	Sarah Fordyce, Pack 660 Melissa Meredith, Pack 711
Cook	Marcie Lui, Troop 660

YOUTH VOLUNTEERS

Youth volunteers are BSA Scout ages 11 to 17. For youths ages 11-13, we will need to have a parent that is also volunteering. This is a requirement of the National BSA policies. Youth ages 14-17 do not require a volunteering parent in camp. We need youth volunteers for the following positions:

Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) responsible for managing and leading youth volunteers and assisting camp directors

Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL) responsible for helping the SPL

Den Chiefs responsible for managing and leading a den through the week and assisting at program stations

Program Station Help responsible for assisting the Program Station Leads for one of the following program stations: Crafts, Scout Skills, Sports, or Woodworking

Rangemaster Help responsible for assisting the Archery and Slingshot Rangemasters at the shooting ranges

There is no cost to registering as a youth volunteer. Youths need to volunteer for at least three days and are required to attend MANDATORY pre camp training. Dinner is provided for all youth volunteers. Youth volunteers will receive a camp t-shirt and earn service hours for their time at day camp.

Co-SPL	Co-SPL
Matthew Keller	Liam Wells

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

After attending day camp, Campers will have completed the following requirements*:

TIGER	WOLF	BEAR	WEBELOS	AOL
Archery COMPLETE	A Wolf Goes Fishing 1, 3, 5	A Bear Goes Fishing 1	Archery COMPLETE	Archery COMPLETE
Bobcat 1, 2	Archery COMPLETE	Archery COMPLETE	Art Explosion 3, 4	Bobcat 2, 3
Designed by Tiger 1, 2	Bobcat 1	Balancing Bears 2, 3, 4	Bobcat 1	First Aid 3, 6, 7
Fish On 1, 4	Council Fire 1	Baloo the Builder COMPLETE	Build It COMPLETE	Fishing 1, 3
Good Knights 1, 2	Finding Your Way COMPLETE	Bear Strong 1, 2, 4	Catch the Big One 1, 3	Into the Woods COMPLETE
Slingshot COMPLETE	Paws of Skill COMPLETE	Bobcat 1	Earth Rocks! COMPLETE	Personal Fitness 3
Stories in Shapes 3	Paws on the Path 4, 5	Let’s Camp 1, 3, 4	Modular Design 3, 4	Slingshot COMPLETE
Team Tiger 1, 2, 3	Running With the Pack 1, 3, 5	Marble Madness COMPLETE	Slingshot COMPLETE
Tiger Bites 1, 2	Slingshot COMPLETE	Paws for Action 2	Stronger, Faster, Higher 1
Tiger Tag COMPLETE		Roaring Laughter 2, 5	Webelos Walkabout 4, 5
Tigers in the Wild 1, 3, 4		Slingshot COMPLETE

* Subject to change. A final accomplishment list will be given out at the end of camp.

FRIDAY CAMPFIRE

On Friday we will have our closing campfire between 6:15pm and 8:00pm. Parents are invited to attend if you'd like to come watch! The campers will be performing skits, songs, jokes, etc.... FUN STUFF! In addition, you can come and eat dinner with your camper - pick up or bring your dinner with you! Park in the lot and bring a camp chair as there is limited seating. If the parking lot is full, you may park in the adjacent neighborhood, but please be respectful to the residents.

TOT LOT

Siblings ages 3-5 who have a parent volunteering at camp can register for the Tot Lot. Siblings must be potty trained. The Tot Lot is required to stay in its area at all times and under the supervision of the Staff. Parents will pick up the sibling(s) during the meal break. Siblings are required to provide their own dinner. The cost is $5 per day and includes a camp t-shirt.

OTHER LOCATIONS

Orange County Council BSA is hosting Cub Day Camp at other locations and dates. You can register and attend any of the day camps. See the flyer at the top of the website for other locations.

For more information, contact us at director@central.ocbsadaycamp.org.