Get in on all the fun at Cub Resident Camp! Cub Scouts participate in activities such as archery, BB guns, nature hikes, crafts, swimming, and boating. Webelos earn activity pins, and Wolf and Bear Cubs can complete advancement requirements. Packs also compete in the exciting relay race. The climbing wall is a big hit! Don’t miss out, get your pack signed up for this summer! Tigers are welcome too!
What to bring to camp:
Personal Gear
Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B*
Sleeping bag and sleeping pad
Sweatshirt/jacket/poncho or raincoat
Ball cap or other hat
Changes of clothes and undergarments
Hiking boots
Tennis shoes
Swimsuit (scouting appropriate, please)
Cub Scout or ScoutsBSA field uniform
Water bottle
Towel & washcloth
Personal hygiene kit (soap, shampoo, etc)
Shower shoes
Flashlight & batteries
Personal first aid kit
2 oz. hand sanitizer
Paper & pencil
$60 for Trading Post needs and wants
Leader Gear
Alarm clock (or use your phone)
First aid kit in your pack
2 oz. hand sanitizer
Program reference materials
Game ideas
Lantern (battery-powered preferred)
Rope and binder’s twine
Clipboard/paper/pens and pencils
Camp Provides
Flag pole and flag of the United States of America
Campfire pit
Picnic tables
Tents (you may also bring your own)
Fire tools
Bulletin board
Bathroom facilities
Toilet paper
Small quantities of firewood
*Parts A & B of the AHMR (medical form) are REQUIRED to attend camp. Part C is highly recommended.
**Make absolutely sure that your vaccination information on the AHMR form includes the DATES of the vaccinations! Tetanus must be within the last 10 years per national policy. Writing “up-to-date” for any of the vaccination records does not meet the requirement. You may attach a school or doctor’s office vaccination record to the form to meet the requirement.
BE PREPARED for the weather
Weather at Camp Edward can be unpredictable during the summer months. Everything from hot days to quick thunderstorms, to cool rainy days are considered normal. Come to camp PREPARED and bring adequate clothing so that you may dress in layers if needed.
More info on the Chief Seattle Council website
