2010 Cub Camping : Happy Birthday Scouting
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.
Day Camps are organized, one-day programs for Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos and their families. Come enjoy games, crafts, BB guns and archery!
(Activities vary by location.) This camp lasts one day, not overnight.
Themed Camps offer Tigers, Cubs, Webelos and their families a chance to participate in a non-traditional camping experience. There are a variety
of opportunities ranging from sports to fun in the wilderness! These camps have varying time frames, from one day and up to two nights.
These camps are overnight, outdoor experiences for the Cub Scout and his parent. It's a full day of fun, along with the excitement of an overnighter
at an official Scout Camp. Activities may include BB guns, archery, hiking and other theme-related activities. One and two night stays are available
at some overnight camps.
Webelos Camps give a Scout entering 4th or 5th grade, in the fall, the experience, knowledge and selfreliance he'll need to make the transition to
long-term Boy Scout camping. Webelos Scouts will witness the outdoor adventure of Boy Scouting, while enjoying a program specifically tailored to
them. This camp lasts two nights.
Tell Us What You Thought of Cub Camp 2010
If you attended any of our 2010 Cub Scout Camps, please take a few minutes to tell us your thoughts. The Mid-America Council is constantly working to provide more fun, excitement and learning experiences through Cub Scout Camp. Your input will help us to improve. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this effort. Take the survey
If your pack participated in monthly (June, July and August) summer events, then it’s not too late to submit your form for the National Summertime Pack Award. Application Form 
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 .
Cub Camps remaining in 2010
Follow the links to each camp for more information and registration deadlines.
Questions? Call Scouter Services at 402.431.9BSA (402.431.9272) or email cubcamping@mac-bsa.org.
*Great discounts are given to units that earn the Great Expectation Centennial Quality Unit Award.

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