Webelos Resident Camp is a half week overnight camping program for boys entering their Webelos or Arrow of Light year (entering grades four or five in the fall of 2023). Days will be packed with activities including: swimming and boating, archery, crafts, rock climbing, sports, science and nature, and outdoor skills.  Scouts sleep in a canvas tent with supplied cots.  Campers will sleep in the beautiful Fort courage campsite overlooking the pond.  Following the Patrol Method, the boys will build a program that is fun and exciting.   

2023 Webelos Resident Camp Dates –

Session 1:  July 2 – July 5

Session 2:  July 5 – July 8

Cost: $345.00 (Add $150 to stay the full week)

All persons over the age of 18 staying in camp must be registered members of the BSA and complete Youth Protection Training.  Failure to attend the training or provide a valid training certificate will result in immediate dismissal from camp property.

Times:

Session 1 Arrival/Departure: Check-in begins at 2pm on Sunday.  Parents are asked to stay to help set up their camper’s tent.  The program will conclude on Wednesday morning and departure time is 9am.

Session 2 Arrival/Departure:  Check-in begins at 2pm on Wednesday.  The program will conclude on Saturday morning and departure time is 9am.

Program Resources:

Packing List

Program Guide CSAC 2023

Required Forms for 1/2 week campers to be brought to camp:

• TVSR Medical Form 2023 Parts A, B & D due at Check-in Monday.  Part C not required for 1/2 Week overnight Campers. 

Required Forms for Full week campers to be brought to camp:

• TVSR Medical Form 2023 Parts A, B, C &  D due at Check-in Monday.  

Required Forms for all adults attending camp:

• TVSR Medical Form 2023 Parts A, B, C & D required To be brought to camp
• CORI/SORI  Form Required by the state of Massachusetts Must be submitted in advance
• Youth Protection Training BSA Policy Must be completed in advance

See the Treasure Valley Webelos Resident Camp website for more information.  Note that all forms are available on the Treasure Valley Scout Reservation website.

Campership Policy:

It is a policy of Heart of New England Council to make sure that all scouts have the chance to benefit from the programs offered at Treasure Valley. Should a scout’s family be in a financial situation where assistance is needed they may apply by filling out the “Application for Campership Assistance” available at the Council Service Center and for download above. We have a limited amount of funds to distribute to Scouts in need. Campership applications are due by April 1st.  The link for the 2023 campership form will be added as soon as the form is available.