Cub Day/Twilight Camps 2019

This year's theme

Coming soon. We've got arts & crafts, competitions, games, field sports, shooting sports, & much more!

Download the flyer HERE. (Coming soon.)

Who comes to camp

Cub Camp is open to all registered Cub Scouts—Lions, Tigers, Wolves, Bears and Webelos.

Registration

Choose the camp that's right for you. Scouts may attend ANY of the following Cub Camps. Scouts register individually for camp, but we encourage dens and packs to coordinate plans to attend camp together. Gates open 30 minutes before the start of Camp.

COST (Includes t-shirt, patch & crafts.):

- CUB SCOUTS: $90
($20 discount if registered before May 1, $20 more if registered after 7 workings days before the start of camp)
- PARENTS OF TIGER CUBS, free, must attend
- SIBLING BOYS OVER 11, $25, staff's children only
- MUSTANG GIRLS, $25, staff's children only
- TOT LOT 6 AND UNDER, free, staff's children only
- STAFF, free

TO REGISTER: Please have unit number, t-shirt size, emergency contact info, and food allergies or physical disabilities ready.

CAMPERSHIPS: The Bay Area Council believes that no Scout should be denied a camp experience due to cost, and works to meet the need of all Scouts who want to go to camp, up to 50% of the total cost. Families who need assistance are encouraged to apply for a campership.  For more information, contact your District Executive.

PLEASE BRING:
- BSA HEALTH FORM (Parts A&B). If you are in a Unit, give your form to your Unit Coordinator. If you are an individual, bring it to the first day of camp.
- Face to Face YPT - This is required for all adults, parents or staff attending Cub Camp.
- Water bottle

REGISTRATION ENDS: 10 working days before the start of Camp. No exceptions.

National Camp Accreditation

Currently the Bay Area Council's Cub Camps have completed yearly assessment visitations through the Boy Scouts of America's National Camp Accreditation Program (NCAP) resulting in the achievement of accreditation each year of the new program's existence.  In 2015, the Bay Area Council went through full implementation of the NCAP program and was granted a five year authorization to operate.