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Fall Mom & Scout
Camp Rokilio 14404 Rokilio Road, Kiel, WIMoms and her Scout(s) camp in their own tents and staff takes care of the rest! Activities include BB guns, archery ranges, crafts, Scouts skills, cooking demonstrations and more! Pizza is available for purchase on Friday night. All other meals are provided.
2018 FALL WHITEWATER: WEEKEND 2
Gardner Dam Scout Camp Gardner Dam Road, White Lake, WIWhitewater kayaking on the Wolf River is offered to all Venturing Crew members and Boy Scouts that are 13 years of age and have completed 8th grade over the course of two weekends in May and June as well as two weekends this September. Leaders and parents are always welcome to participate as well. Participants are taught the techniques and safety of kayaking on a whitewater river plus the opportunity to use the camp’s COPE and climbing tower facilities. In addition the weekend includes time for movies, campfires and getting to meet new friends. A fully trained and enthusiastic volunteer staff provides all of the leadership, instruction and supervision for each weekend. The Bay-Lakes Council provides all equipment, food, sleeping quarters (Wausau Homes Adventure Lodge) and emergency services. Be ready to get wet. BSA swimmer classification and a completed Medical form are required. Each camper is also responsible for all of his or her personal clothing, bedding and hygiene needs. Cost is $50 per weekend or $90.00 for two sessions. At door - $55.00. Registration and sign-up is on a first come-first served basis online. Fees are non-refundable but may be transferred to another participant not already signed up. Bring your sense of adventure and sign up for (2) or more sessions. SPRING SESSIONS May 18-20 Gardner Dam Scout Camp June 1-3 Gardner Dam Scout Camp FALL SESSIONS August 3-5 Phillips Scout Camp and Wausau Whitewater Park (cost for August 4-6 may have an additional fee for Whitewater park) September 21-23 Gardner Dam Scout Camp Sign up for Spring session(s): Spring Weekend 1 Spring Weekend 2 For more information contact Dave Benton at (920) 858-2771.
2018 Wood Badge: Weekend 2
Bear Paw Scout Camp 14000 Bear Paw Camp Lane, Mountain, WIOpen to all registered adults, Wood Badge is the premier adult training program for the Boy Scouts of America. Wood Badge teaches contemporary leadership and team development skills in an outdoor and Scouting setting with the ultimate purpose to aid adults in providing a quality, youth run program that will enable their youth to grow to their greatest potential. The course covers all aspects of Scouting from Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Varsity, and Venturing. Wood Badge combines the most current leadership skills used by corporate America with best elements of successful leadership programs from over 100 years of Scouting experience. The course is completed over two weekends which encompasses the Practical Training and application. At the conclusion of the Practical Training each participant has 18 months to complete the application phase (ticket) and meet all goals they personally developed and enhanced from the training experience. Outside of the position specific training, the Boy Scouts of America desire is to have each registered adult complete Wood Badge within 2 years of joining Scouting. Come be part of the mountain top experience, grow personally and professionally, but most of all gain that diverse knowledge of Scouting and increase your Scouting network. Participants are required to attend both weekends: September 7 at 7:30 a.m.- September 9 at 5:00 p.m. and September 28 at 8:00 a.m. - September 30 at 5:00 p.m. Cost for this top-notch training presented by your peers is $275! Limited financial aid is available through scholarships. After July 1, 2018, the $100.00 registration deposit becomes non-refundable. Any balance due must be paid in full by July 16, 2018. For information please contact Chris Rogers at (920) 385-9817 or through email at chrisrogers817@gmail.com. A brochure is available for you to download and share by clicking here. Click here to register.
KON WAPOS LODGE FALL RENDEZVOUS
Bear Paw Scout Camp 14000 Bear Paw Camp Lane, Mountain, WIMuch like Spring Fellowship and Section Conclave, Fall Rendezvous is a training and fellowship weekend. The main focus is the training of the new lodge leadership. The weekend will also include games, the awarding of the various OA awards, and the formal recognition of the 2017 vigil class. There will also be an Lodge Executive Committee and Lodge Annual Business Meeting on Saturday. LEAVING CAMP DURING THE WEEKEND IS PROHIBITED! If any youth member needs to leave camp for any reason, they must sign out and be picked up by a parent or guardian OR have a signed permission slip from their parents or guardian stating why they are leaving and who has permission to pick them up. Thank you for your help with this safety issue. All Scouts under 18 years old must have a signed permission slip to attend this event. Everyone must bring a valid BSA Medical Form Parts A and B. Suggested items to bring for the weekend include: Scout uniform, tent, sleeping bag, ground cloth, work clothes and gloves (items will get dirty), rain gear, underwear, socks, toiletries, towel, carving knife, money for trading post, insect repellent, flashlight, health history form and any needed medications.
Rokilio Open House
Camp Rokilio 14404 Rokilio Road, Kiel, WIThe Rokilio open house is an exciting way to introduce new Cub Scout families to the adventures of Cub Scout World and Camp Rokilio. New Scouts, their parents and siblings are invited to participate in some of our classic camp activities. This will include Archery, BB gun target practice, a Dutch oven cooking demo, bog walk and tours of each of our themed buildings including the Kohler Castle, Fort JJ Keller, Knauf Space Station, Oertle Train Station and Gunderson Viking Ship.
Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO)
Camp Rokilio 14404 Rokilio Road, Kiel, WIWhat is BALOO? BALOO stands for Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation. It is designed to introduce Cub Scout leaders to the newly expanded opportunities for pack overnight camping. BALOO is required for all Packs planning an overnight campout. Why Should I Attend? At least one adult leader must be BALOO trained in order for a Cub Scout Pack to participate in overnight camping. Tour permits will only be issued to Packs who meet the requirements of having attended BALOO training. Details This is an energetic training that will cover everything you need to know to plan and run a Pack overnighter. It’s more than just camping — it includes ideas for outdoor activities, games and ceremonies; information on selecting and using camping equipment; how to run a campfire program; and hands-on Cub Scout cooking demonstrations! In short, everything you need to know to make your pack overnighter a fun, successful and BSA approved event!
Bay-Lakes Council sponsored NRA Certified Muzzleloading Instructor Class
Bear Paw Scout Camp 14000 Bear Paw Camp Lane, Mountain, WIQualified individuals will be trained in the proper use of the National Rifle Association methods to teach Basic Students. There are two separate classes. Basic Instructor Training is the first part of any NRA Certified Instructor Training. It teaches Instructor Candidates how to set-up and properly present the learning material following the NRA teaching methods. This class is at least six hours. Basic Muzzleloading Instructor Training is specific training to teach Instructor Candidates the Basic Muzzleloading class. This class covers muzzleloading rifles, shotguns and pistols. It is not the same as the NRA CO-OP Muzzleloading Rifle class taught at National Camping School. You may bring your own muzzleloading shotguns or rifle, or ball and cap revolvers. They must be deemed safe to use by the Training Counselor. Call for information. Shooting qualification will be done during the course. You must meet the minimum standard to complete the class. Attendance at these classes does not guarantee one will be Certified. Candidates must show the proper knowledge, skills and attitude to become NRA Certified Muzzleloading Instructors. For clarification or specifics of the classes please contact Don Ascher at (920) 857-8044. Please bring the completed parts A and B of the BSA Health and Medical Forms with you to the event. Note: This event is set up as pay-online only. Please have either; debit/credit card, checking/bank account information, or paypal account available to register and complete your order.
Basic Chainsaw Operators Course
Bear Paw Scout Camp 14000 Bear Paw Camp Lane, Mountain, WIThis is the Basic Chain Saw Operators Course that meets the National Camping Standard FA-712 Trees must be felled and chain saws used in a safe manner. This is a 2 year certification and will instruct the attendee in proper maintenance, personal protective equipment, and correct technique that are critical components of safe chain saw operation and tree felling. Bay-Lakes Council properties rely on chain saws to help clear trails, remove deadfalls, clear timber, and stockpile wood for campfires. If you have not completed a Basic Course or refresher Course within the past 2 years, you will need to attend to continue using a chain saw on Council Properties. Each participant must have with them proper Safety Equipment, to include hard hat, eye protection, hearing protection, leather gloves, protective chaps or pants, leather boots - steel toe prefered. Each participant must have a fully operational saw with owners manual, a working chain brake, fuel, bar oil, a field maintenance kit, falling ax or pounder and plastic wedges. You must be at least 18 year of age and be a registered Adult Scouter. Bring a lunch, Camp will have water and coffee available.
Kon Wapos Lodge Leadership Development – LLD
Gardner Dam Scout Camp Gardner Dam Road, White Lake, WIThe Lodge Leadership Development is for Kon Wapos Lodge and Chapter Officers, Chairmen, and their Advisers. This event is open to any youth Arrowmen interested in a leadership position in the Chapter or Lodge. There will be and Lodge Executive Committee Meeting Sunday morning. Lodge and Chapter Leadership expected to attend. LEAVING CAMP DURING THE WEEKEND IS PROHIBITED! If any youth member needs to leave camp for any reason, they must sign out and be picked up by a parent or guardian OR have a signed permission slip from their parents or guardian stating why they are leaving and who has permission to pick them up. Thank you for your help with this safety issue. All Scouts under 18 years old must have a signed permission slip to attend this event. Everyone must bring a valid BSA Medical Form Parts A and B and the Youth Participation Permission Slip. Suggested items to bring for the weekend include: Scout uniform, tent, sleeping bag, ground cloth, work clothes and gloves (items will get dirty), rain gear, underwear, socks, toiletries, towel, carving knife, money for trading post, insect repellent, flashlight, health history form and any needed medications.
About Bay-Lakes Council Camps
Bay-Lakes Council Camps are operated by the Bay-Lakes Council of the Boy Scouts of America headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin. Our camps host over 5,000 campers during the summer months and even more in the fall, winter, and spring.