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Celebrate the Oklahoma Centennial
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Welcome to the Greatest Show on
Earth!
That’s right! The circus is coming to a Day Camp
near you and everyone’s invited! Day Camp is
for Cub Scout-aged boys, Tigers (have completed
Kindergarten) through Webelos (have completed
4th grade). Each Day Camp is unique, so check
out your camp for more details. Most camps will
have activities such as crafts and scout skills,
BB guns and Archery, some type of aquatics
program, and lots and lots of circus fun! Check
with your Pack on how to sign up for this 3-ring
circus and don’t miss out on the Early Bird
Special!
YOUTH APPLICATION
ADULT
APPLICATION
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2008 Cub Scout Day Camp Dates |
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Stillwater Day Camp |
June 9-13
Monday-Friday |
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8:30am-4:30pm
Sanborn Lake |
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(North
Stillwater on Airport Rd, next to National Guard
Armory) |
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Early Bird: $85.00
After 5/10:$120.00 |
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Camp Director: Jennifer
Mooney, (405) 714-8359 |
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Program Director: Lisa
Fowler, (405) 707-9280 |
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Camp Notes:
Tot Lot is available. $25.00/child.
Family fun night Friday at 5:00pm. |
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Ponca City Day Camp |
June 16-19
Monday-Thursday |
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8:30am-4:00pm
Camp McFadden |
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(8 miles East of Ponca City on
Lake Rd) |
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Early Bird: $68.00
After 5/10: $100.00 |
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Camp Director: Cindy Burgess,
(580) 268-3242 |
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Program Director: John King,
(580) 716-2249 |
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Camp Notes: Family fun night
Thursday at 5:00pm. |
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Enid Day Camp |
June 16-20
Monday-Friday |
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9:00am-5:00pm
Golden Oaks Village |
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(5801 N Oakwood Rd) |
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Early Bird: $85.00
After 5/10: $120.00 |
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Camp Director: Odessa
McLemore (580) 474-2224 |
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Camp Director: Michelle
Lindberg (580) 402-3677 |
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Program Director: Sonya
Johnson, (580) 747-3380 |
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Camp Notes: Lunch
provided at $2.75/day or bring sack lunch.
Family fun night Friday from 2:00pm-4:00pm. |
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Kingfisher/Watonga Camp |
June 18-20 Wednesday-Friday |
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8:30am-4:00pm
Roman Nose State Park |
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(Watonga, OK) |
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Early Bird: $51.00
After 5/10: $75.00 |
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Camp Director: Bobby
Pritchett (580) 758-3120 |
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Program Director: Mike Adam, (580)
234-3652 ext. 27 |
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Woodward Day Camp
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June 25-27
Wednesday-Friday |
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8:30am-4:00pm
Crystal Beach Park |
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Early Bird: $51.00
After 5/10: $75.00 |
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Camp Director: Heather Binder,
(580) 256-3640 |
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Camp Notes: Tot Lot is
available. |
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Cleveland Day Camp |
July 7-10
Monday-Thursday |
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9:00am-4:00pm
Will Rogers Scout Reservation |
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(on Hwy 64, just west of
Cleveland) |
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Early Bird: $68.00
After 5/10: $100.00 |
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Camp Director: Donna Miears,
(918) 358-5459 |
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Program Director: Ashley Bevill,
(918) 358-3788 |
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Camp Notes: Tot Lot is
available. @25.00/child and must be
potty-trained. Family campfire program
Thursday night @ 4:30pm, $3.00/family member. |
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Alva Day Camp |
June 9-13
Monday-Thursday |
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9:00am-5:00pm
Hatfield Park |
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Early Bird: $68.00
After 5/10: $100.00 |
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Camp Director: Odessa McLemore,
(580) 474-2224 |
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Program Director: Aaron Place,
(405) 612-2109 |
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Things you need to know to prepare for Day Camp:
à Day
Camps are run solely by volunteers. We ask that
each Pack provide
one (1) adult for every four (4) boys
per day of camp.
à The
Day Camp that you plan to attend will provide
you with more detailed information on what to
bring, but the following is a good guideline:
sack lunch, closed-toed shoes, sunscreen, water
bottle, swim suit and towel, money for the
trading post (please leave all electronics at
home).
à Plan
on turning your registrations in at your April
Roundtable (May for Pawnee Bill District) and
take advantage of the Early Bird prices. It
saves you money and helps the key staff better
prepare for a great camp!
à HAVE
FUN!
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Cimarron Council day camps continue the Cub
Scout program throughout the month of June
and July at
more locations than ever before. Day Camps
offer fun-filled days of Cub Scout advancement
and adventure. Scouts will participate in
multiple activities based on an exciting theme.
Over the past two summers we have expanded the
number of Day Camps offered from three to eight
locations so we can better serve and reach Cub
Scouts in all 19 counties of our council.
Our Cub Scout Day Camp program is designed to
meet the needs and interests of each boy as he
experiences outdoor activities such as hiking,
fishing, shooting sports, swimming, nature, and
many others. There will be advancement
opportunities at each Cub Scout level.
Cub Scout Day Camp helps the boy and parent
maintain interest in Scouting and helps
strengthen pack organization for better
year-round operation. In fact, when your Cub
Pack conducts activities in June, July & August
you can earn the National Summertime Pack
Award. By going to your local Day Camp in
June, and then coming to our Cub Resident Camp
sessions in July at Will Rogers Scout
Reservation you are already 66% of the way
towards getting this special award.
Our volunteer camp & program directors are
second to none. Each has attended three days of
intensive training at BSA's National Camp
School. However, they need your help to provide
outstanding program for your son. Parents are
needed to walk with the boys from one activity
to the next or to assist with presenting a
craft, game or other activity during camp. All
the Day Camps will have a parent/volunteer
orientation meeting prior to camp. Many camps
offer on-site tot lot as a service to the
parents that volunteer.
Each camp is different. Check for deadlines &
fees for each camp. One separate registration
form is required for each person attending a
camp. When asked for the Rank of your son,
put the Rank (Grade Level) your son will be at
camp after June 1st.
Registration forms
Registration form for a Cub Scout to go to any
Day Camp or Resident Camp
Registration form for any adult, staff member,
or Den Chief for Day or Resident Camp
What To Bring
To Camp
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Sack Lunch and drink (non perishable, no glass
containers)
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Towel and swim suit (if swimming is offered)
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Hat & Sunscreen (labeled)
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Camp T-shirt (provided by camp, must be worn
every day)
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Shoes and socks (no sandals)
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Daily Medications (in original labeled
container)
Please label everything! Do not
send valuable items; lost items are a serious
problem. Keep in mind that lunches may be iced
down in chests. Lunches in large 1gal.
Zip-Lock Baggies work best. Sending items in a
back pack works well. All medications must be
in original container. Please indicate times
you want medication given. No personal knives,
BB guns, bows, slingshots etc. are allowed in
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 Remember:
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Please register
early. Note that some camps have deadlines or can
only take a limited number of campers. Every effort
will be made to place your Cub in a camp program.
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One registration
form is required for each person attending a camp.
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When filling in
registration form, please put
Rank Scout will
work on at camp.
This is the rank he will work on during the 2007 � 2008
school year.
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Boys that join
Tiger Cubs for the 2007-2008 school year must have
an adult partner @ camp with them each day.
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Training is
required for Day Camp volunteers. If you are
volunteering for Day Camp you should make every
effort to attend the scheduled camp training.
Acceptance and participation in the Cimarron Council Day
Camp program is the same for everyone without regard to
race, color, disability, national origin, political
belief, or religion.
Refund Policy:
1.
Written refund requests are only considered if received
in Council Service Center 10 days prior to start of the
event.
2.
Written refund requests submitted after the event will
be considered only for personal illness or family
emergencies. No refund request will be accepted after
10 days following the end of the event.
3.
A
service charge of 20% will be assessed on all refunds.
4.
Refund checks will be issued within 30 days following
the end of the event to the individual or entity paying
the original fee.
5.
Fees, less 20%, are only transferable within the same
unit to a Scout or adult leader not registered for the
event.
6.
In
the event that the activity is cancelled, postponed or
rescheduled by the Council or District, and the
participant cannot attend on alternate date, full fee
will be refunded.
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WHAT DO I BRING?
Equipment Checklists
Individual Scout Equipment
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o Signed Medical Report
Form
o Cub Uniform and Belt
o Socks and Scout Socks
(7 or 8 pair)
o Shorts and Scout
Shorts
o 5 or 6 T-shirts (no
tank tops).
Pack T-Shirts are highly
recommended.
o Shoes (closed toe) or
Hiking Boots Absolutely
no bare feet or sandals
o Water shoes (Aqua
socks, etc.) for lake
swimming at the
Waterfront -
Required
o Cap or Hat for sun
protection
o Underwear
o Pajamas or sleeping
clothes
o Sleeping Bag or 2
blankets & sheet
o Pillow
o Cot
o Personal First Aid
Kit
o
Poncho or Rain jacket
o Towels & washcloth
o Soap and Shampoo
o Toothbrush &
Toothpaste
o Comb, Brush, & Mirror
o Flashlight & Extra
Batteries
o Pocket Knife &
Whittlin Chip
o Insect Repellent
(non-aerosol)
o Swim Suit (no
cut-offs)
o Sun Screen
o Cub Scout Handbook
for your grade (we will
have them in the Trading
Post as well)
o Water Bottle or
Canteen & Cup
o Spiral Notebooks
o Pen or Pencils
o Spending Money |
OPTIONAL:
o Writing Material
o Backpack
o Fishing Rod & Tackle
o Camera & Film
o Bible or Prayer Book
o Work Gloves
o Dirty Clothes Bag
o Combination Lock
o Mosquito Netting
o Watch
o Rope
Also, a Bike (with
helmet) is an optional
item as we will be
earning the BSA Personal
Fitness Award. If you
can not pack one of
those, no problem, it is
just an optional item.
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Dont Bring: |
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Personal electronic
items such as radios, CD
players, tape players,
TVs, electronic games
Fireworks
Sheath or hunting knives
Bicycles |
Pets
Personal firearms &
ammunition
Jewelry or other
expensive items
Personal bows & arrows
Cell Phones |
MARK EVERYTHING WITH SCOUTS
NAME & TROOP NUMBER
Personal
valuables (watches, wallets, money)
should not be left out in the open
at camp.
Closed toe shoes are to be worn at
all times unless you are in your
tent, at the pool, or in the shower.
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