Update
Arrowcorps5 sites such as George Washington-Jefferson, Bridger-Teton and Shasta-Trinity are estimated to be full based on initial estimates council submitted by councils, but as of January 4, 2008 the sites still have space based on the number of deposits received.

Current reservation information can be found at here.

If you can go then don’t wait any longer to get your AC5 application and deposit turned into the Cimarron Council office!

ArrowCorps5
The Order of the Arrow has had a long-standing interest in coordinating a national service project, utilizing the infrastructure and leadership established over many years of success at the Boy Scouts of America's high adventure bases. Working closely together, the United States Forest Service and the OA have chosen five project sites, spread across America, that will be the focus of our combined efforts. ArrowCorps5 (pronounced Arrow Corps Five) will provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for each participant to set an example of leadership in service to those who treasure our national forests.

Five thousand physically fit and able volunteers (determined by the "Philmont Weight Limits for Backpacking & Hiking"), made up of youth and adults, will participate. The national Order of the Arrow committee and key sponsors will fund the projects. Participants will pay a reasonable fee to help pay for accommodations, meals, and a full day of recreational activities during the projects.

Additional information will be available through the National Bulletin and National Order of the Arrow Web Site in the future. Mark Twain National Forest will be the first of the five sites to be featured starting in the fourth quarter of 2006 with the other four sites following in 2007.

ArrowCorp5 Registration Form

ArrowCorp5 Scholarship Application