dates to be announced
Siblings welcome
Pack 160 camps twice a year — once in the fall and once in the spring. The Spring Camporee runs on the same pattern as the fall trip: families camp together, a scout must have their adult partner along, and the pack provides some of the meals.
Dates and location are not set yet. The district publishes them closer to the time. They will be posted here and added to the pack calendar as soon as we have them — subscribe to the calendar and you will get them automatically.
What to bring
The gear list is the same for both camporees.
A current medical form is required
Every scout and every attending adult needs a valid BSA Annual Health & Medical Record, Parts A and B, both sides, with all required signatures. The record is good for 12 months from the date signed, so check yours has not lapsed before the trip. Sports physicals and other physical forms are not accepted.
Hand forms in at any pack meeting or email them to pack160treasurer@gmail.com.
Guidelines and requirements
- Cub Scout camping is a family-centric program.
- Supervision must include qualified, registered adult leadership.
- Cub Scout youth may tent with a parent or guardian and siblings, as set out in Scouting’s Barriers to Abuse.
- As with every Scouting activity, a scout must have their adult partner present to camp overnight.
- A completed BSA Annual Health & Medical Record is required for the scout and the attending adult.
- Youth Protection Training is recommended for the attending guardian.
In the meantime
See the Fall Camporee page for what a pack camping weekend looks like.