Camp is Where Scouting Lives
Throughout the year, Rotary Scout Reservation is proud to host a variety of special events organized by council and district committees, including Order of the Arrow weekends, Cub Scout Fun Days, Klondike Derbies, and training events for youth and adults.
The upcoming events below include links to the registration pages.
Cub Scout Shooting Day – April 24
Grab your Pack and come to camp for a day of open shooting! Packs will rotate through 3 different stations: BB guns, archery, and slingshots.
Every Scout will receive the shooting sports award at the event!
This event is open to all Cub Scouts with a rank of Tiger and above.
BALOO Training – May 1-2
BALOO Training is a day of fun and learning which will help pack leaders plan and carry out a quality “entry-level” outdoor experience for the Cub Scouts and their families. Participants will better understand the laws of the BSA and camp programming while acquiring the skills and confidence to host a successful campout by increasing their knowledge of available resources and the use national and local council standards as guidelines.
BALOO includes INFORMATION on:
- Preparations for camping with Cub Scouts
- Site Selection
- Parent Involvement
- Health and Safety
- Equipment
- Feeding
- Introduction to Outdoor Skills
Yankee Doodle District Spring Camporee – May 7-9
Activity stations will include bear bag, tomahawk throwing, BB gun shooting, and much more! This camporee will require you to bring a sled, so put the wheels on your Klondike sled and prepare yourselves for a weekend of fun and excitement. Cost is $10.00 for Scouts and $5.00 for adults.
Cub Scout Adventure Day – May 8
Join the Magic Academy of wizards and witches for a day of fun at camp from 10 am to 3 pm. Open to all Cub Scouts. All participants will receive a wand and a patch!
Order of the Arrow Spring Induction Weekend – June 4-6
Beaver Day – June 12
Calling all volunteers to help prepare camp for our summer program re-opening. Youth and adult volunteers of all skills levels are welcome to assist with service projects around camp. Please register in advance so that we have a head count for projects and lunch. All volunteers will receive lunch and a Beaver Day 2021 patch. Adults with relevant trade skills and knowledge (such as carpentry, electrical, or plumbing) are asked to contact Property Manager Joel Uline in advance to discuss possible projects that may be available.
