Pricing & Dates
2020 Season Pricing
| Early Bird* | Regular Price** | |
| Deposit Per Youth (Due March 1st) | TBD | TBD |
| Youth (17 and Younger) | TBD | TBD |
| Adult (18 and Older) | TBD | TBD |
| Youth Attending a Second Week | TBD | TBD |
| Adults Attending a Second Week | TBD | TBD |
*Early pricing is for individuals making full payment by June 1, 2020
** Regular pricing is for individuals making full payment June 2, 2020 or later
2020 Season Dates
| Session One | June 21 – 27 2020 |
| Session Two | June 28 – July 4, 2020 |
| Session Three | July 5 – 11, 2020 |
| Session Four | July 12 – 18, 2020 |
| Session Five | July 19 – 25, 2020 |
| Session Six | July 26 – August 1, 2020 |
Activities @ Bear Paw Scout Camp
Handicraft Merit Badges
Handicraft Merit Badges
Art, Basketry, Communication, Inventing, Leatherworking, and Woodcarving Merit Badges.
Shooting Sports Merit Badges
Shooting Sports Merit Badges
Rifle, Shotgun, and Archery Merit Badges.
Aquatics Merit Badges
Aquatics Merit Badges
Canoeing, Kayaking, Lifesaving, Rowing, and Swimming Merit Badges.
Outdoor Skills Merit Badges
Outdoor Skills Merit Badges
Camping, Climbing, Cooking, Cycling, Emergency Preparedness, First Aid, Fishing, Geocaching, Indian Lore, Search & Rescue, and Wilderness Survival Merit Badges.
Ecology Merit Badges
Ecology Merit Badges
Archaeology, Environmental Science, Fish & Wildlife Management, Forestry, Gardening, Mammal Study, Nature, Oceanography, Reptile & Amphibian Study, and Weather Merit Badges.
STEM Merit Badges
STEM Merit Badges
Architecture, Astronomy, Chemistry, Chess, Engineering, Space Exploration, and Sustainability Merit Badges.
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
Adventure in and around the natural beauty of our camp.
Kayaking
Kayaking
Learn the fundamentals of kayaking on flat water before advancing to the whitewater course on the river.
Paddle Boarding
Paddle Boarding
This is a challenging and fun activity! Learn how to properly use a stand-up paddle board and enjoy the lake in an entirely new way.
Whitewater Kayaking
Whitewater Kayaking
Scouts can kayak down the scenic Wolf River being guided by our America Canoeing Association certified staff.
ATV
ATV
Scouts 14 or older having completed the Wisconsin DNR online safety course ($29.50) can sign up to participate in the ATV Program. There is an additional fee of $60 total for this exciting program at camp.
COPE
COPE
Work on team building skills at the low element COPE Course or take an afternoon to participate in the camp’s high level, fun team building experience.
Bike Treks
Bike Treks
Camp has a number of trail networks that you can explore while taking in your surroundings.
Canoe Treks
Canoe Treks
Paddle the scenic waterways around our camp.
Hiking Treks
Hiking Treks
Hike a number of trails surrounding camp and enjoy the scenery!
Climbing Tower
Climbing Tower
Scouts have the opportunity to climb using our climbing tower.
Climbing: Natural Rock
Climbing: Natural Rock
Scouts have the opportunity to climb a live 75-foot rock face.
Tomahawk Throwing
Tomahawk Throwing
Under the supervision of trained camp staff, Scouts learn to throw a tomahawk into a target.
Blob
Blob
The Blob is part trampoline, part catapult, and all fun! All participants must have passed the BSA swimmer’s test.
Geocaching
Geocaching
In your free time, explore the camp on a hunt for hidden treasures.
Sustainability Garden
Sustainability Garden
Come visit the gardens, see how our solar panel works, take part in our irrigation challenge, take a peek into a real, operating beehive and bottle your own honey and more!
Mile Swim
Mile Swim
Over the course of your week, swim a mile in our lake.
Bee Keeping
Bee Keeping
Learn how to open our hives and collect, filter, and bottle honey.
Order of the Arrow Callout
Order of the Arrow Callout
Scouts and Scouters that have been selected to the Order of the Arrow will be called-out and recognized.
Tubing
Tubing
Take a relaxing tube trip down the scenic Wolf River.
Log Rolling
Log Rolling
Try to see how long you can stay up on our rolling logs.
Cowboy Action Shooting
Cowboy Action Shooting
Scouts will shoot a rifle, pistol, and shotgun under the supervision of our NRA certified staff. They will be shooting from a western store front.
First Year Camper Program
First Year Camper Program
Our first year camper program helps Scouts with skills required for Scout Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class. This program will also help orientate them to camp and the programs it has to offer.
Adult Training
Adult Training
While at camp, adults can complete leader specific and supplemental training.
Fishing
Fishing
Try your luck to see what kind of fish you can catch in our gorgeous lakes.
Your Support Team
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John Schlobohm
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Laura Daigle
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Michael Alberts
The Bear Paw Experience
Grow Your Scouting Adventure.
Nestled on the shores of beautiful Bear Paw Lake 5 miles (8.0 km) east of Mountain, Wisconsin in the Nicolet National Forest, Bear Paw Scout Camp has a week-long resident summer camp for Boy Scouts. In addition to rustic campsites, Bear Paw has several permanent buildings supporting its program areas, a well-stocked trading post for snacks and memorabilia, a spacious chapel on a wooded point overlooking the water, a large and modern dining hall providing the camaraderie of communal meals, a lakeside fire circle for evening council fires and ceremonies, and a nine-hole disc golf course. Hiking trails range from short, in-camp jaunts to destinations such as Explorer Point to longer treks to Oconto County features such as Lost Mountain, Staff Mountain, and Waupee Falls. Marked cycling trails up to 50 miles (80 km) long cris-cross the peaceful forest roads in the vicinity of camp.
Preparing for your Adventure
Unit Leaders
Contact Us
Reservations & Support Number: 920-734-5705
Reservations & Support Email: reservations@baylakescamps.org
Camp Phone Number: 715-276-6167
Camp Address:
14000 Bear Paw Camp Lane
Mountain, WI 54149
Your Questions. Our Answers.
What are the youth protection training requirements to attend Bear Paw Scout Camp's Resident Camp?
ALL ADULTS must be registered with the Boy Scouts of America and must have taken youth protection training prior to their arrival to camp. Camp management will collect youth protection training certificates during check-in. Unregistered adults and/or adults without a valid youth protection training certificate will not be permitted to enter the summer camp.
Does your camp accept any non-BSA medical/physical forms that are unexpired?
No. All participants, youth and adults, must turn in an official BSA medical with parts A, B, and C completed. Please note that a tetanus shot is also required to have been administered within the past 10 years. There is a religious exemption available for the tetanus shot. Please call our support team at 920-734-5705 to obtain a religious exception form.
Can siblings attend camp?
Unregistered siblings are not permitted to attend camp.
A Quality Experience
Bay-Lakes Council Camps meet and exceed standards set forth by the Boy Scouts of America, the American Canoe Association, and the National Rifle Association. Bear Paw Scout Camp receives annual accreditation as a Boy Scout Resident Camp.
Our Team
Each Bay-Lakes Council Camp has a trained and dedicated team running the camp. Key members of our camp staff are sent and receive certification from a National Camp School hosted by the Boy Scouts of America. All camp staff undergo at least a week and a half of training on customer service, program delivery, safety, and a wide range of other specialty topics. More than half of each camp’s staff is also certified in First Aid, CPR, & AED.
Join Our Team
As part of a team at a Bay-Lakes Council Camp, you’ll impact the lives of youth and adults as we deliver an exceptional program surrounded by the beauty of the woods of Wisconsin and Michigan. Individuals 14 and up can work at a Bay-Lakes Council Camp.
- Competitive Seasonal Salaries
- Free Room & Board
- Internship Friendly
- Paid Training for Key Positions
- An Experience of a Lifetime
