The program will include a cooking demo, Readyman, Flag Football, Outdoorsman and Ceremonial Trail.

Uniforms:  Scouts will wear their full Class A uniform on Sunday morning for the morning parade, chapel and closing ceremonies. At all other times, an activity uniform of Scout shorts and Scout t-shirt is acceptable.

Here's the skinny on this event:

• For Webelos only (and their parents & leaders); siblings cannot be accomondated.
• Boys will be formed into patrols of 10.
• Boy Scout patrol leaders and assistant patrol leaders will lead each patrol.
• Patrols will rotate through advancement oriented activities, Scout skill activities on a set schedule.
• Most activity sessions will be Boy Scout led.
• A ceremonial campfire will light the sky on Saturday evening.
• A Bouldering Wall will be available.
  
• Event will meet several Arrow of Light requirements.
• Activity to begin the transition from Cub Scouting events to Boy Scouting activities.
• Boy: leader/parent ratio is 4:1.
• A non-denominational Christian chapel will be held Sunday morning.
  
• Meals will be in the dining hall, but hobo dinner boys will cook for themselves Saturday evening.
• Meals included in the registration include breakfast on Saturday & Sunday, lunch Saturday and dinner Saturday evening.

What To Bring: Sleeping bag or sheets and blankets, pillow, tent, flashlights, toothbrush, toiletries, rain gear, jacket, hat, (evenings can get cool). Place sleeping items in a heavy duty garbage bag for the Scout to carry or in a good duffel bag or backpack; if he drops it, everything stays clean and dry. The walk to your camp could be 1/4 mile. Your Scout's uniform should be marked with his name on the labels and in his hat.