All Cub Scouts and their families are invited to celebrate Scouting's 100th anniversary by attending camp!
Why the Birthday Party?
This year, Boy Scouts of America celebrates its 100th birthday! This birthday represents much more than a date on the calendar, it represents an important
milestone around which to reintroduce Scouting to America – to celebrate our rich heritage and to reinforce the important role Scouting will play
in shaping our country's future. Let the special celebration begin!
What are Cub Scout Camps?
Cub Scout Camps teach Scouts lessons and values that will last a lifetime, including honesty, helping others, character development and respect for
the law. Scouts learn these values by participating in fun, family-friendly activities. Cub Camp brings the "outing" to Scouting. Cub Scouts
can also be a part of the VIP program, see inside for more information.
Get more through the VIP Camper Program
For every Mid-America Council camp a Cub Scout attends, he will receive a unique sticker for his VIP lanyard, which he receives at his first camp.
When a Scout collects three or more stickers on his lanyard, he gains membership into the VIP Camper Club and will be entered into a grand prize
drawing. To qualify, you must turn in the VIP Camper validation form.
As an added bonus, participating in the VIP Camper program as a pack is an easy way to qualify for the Summertime Pack Award. We provide the staff,
the activities, the location and the fun—you bring the Scouts! This award can be found online as well.
Starting February 2010, every camp's deadline will be ONE month prior to individual date of camp. Packs, Dens or families can register online. Visit
the Cub Scout Camping Resources page for more information.
Come as a Pack, come as family, however you come, be sure to attend Cub Scout Camp 2010!
Questions? Call Scouter Services at 402.431.9BSA (9272) or email cubcamping@mac-bsa.org.