Camp Miakonda Cub Day Camp 2023

Is open to ALL youth going into 1st-5th grades. Both registered Cub Scouts and non-registered youth are welcome! Held here on the grounds of the historic Camp Miakonda, the "land of the cresent moon".


 Dates & Times 

 

Drop off Time:  8:30 AM - 9:00 AM   Pick Up Time:  4:15 PM

(Campers are released with guardian signature after the closing flag)

Week 1: June 12-16, 2023

Week 2: June 19-23, 2023

Week 3: June 26-30, 2023

Week 4: Closed to the public/ Community Partner Programming

Week 5: July 10-14, 2023


Pack  Leaders, sign up HERE  for a Camp Talk at your next Pack meeting or Blue and Gold!


Registration Opens March 1, 2023.


Please download the Parent/Leader Guide for additional information about Day Camp and detailed drop-off and pick-up procedures. 

Parent/Leader Guide


REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Fees: 
$225 per youth - Early Bird Registration Fee by May 5, 2023
$245 per youth - Regular Registration Fee after May 5, 2023

 **All youth entering 1st grade will need an adult partner with them each day of camp.**

Registration cost includes a unique Day Camp T-shirt, camp patch, lunch, and a week-long experience your Camper will never forget!

Discounts available this year include Early Bird, Sibling, and Pack. Please contact Molly Laux the Camp Program Assistant at 419-843-0107 prior to completing the online registration process to receive discounts. 


PACK DISCOUNT


A Pack discount of $10 per Scout for Packs signing up 8 or more Scouts for Day Camp the same week!

To Qualify:
1. **Registrations must be paid on or before May 5.**
2. Find at least 8 Cub Scouts to attend camp the same week  - Lunch is included in the price!
3. Work with your Pack Camping Coordinator to fill out the registration for each Camper using the Pack account at www.erieshorescouncil.org/cdc and add the registrations to the cart but do not check out. (Paper forms can be brought to the Council Service Center if that is easier).
4. Collect the cost of Camp from each family or pack - $215
5. Visit the Council Service Center with the list of scouts and the total amount due (# of scouts x$215) and pay the registration fees on or before May 5.

Please Register below by clicking the week you would like to attend:

Camperships:

Each year partial Scout camping fees are awarded to those youth who wish to go to camp but are unable to pay.  This money is given in return for some form of service to the community, to the church or synagogue, or to the member’s chartered institution.

  • You have a Popcorn Certificate.
  • You have a FOS Certificate.
  • You are registering more than one camper from the same family.
  • You are registering for more than one week.

If you have these discounts, call Molly Laux the Camp Program Assistant at 419-843-0107. An adjustment to your online price can be made quickly.

In the case of the certificates, you must present your certificates to the Scout Shop to receive the awarded amount.


Health Forms:
Everyone, both youth, and adult, who attends or participates in Cub Day Camp, BSA Health Forms Parts A and B are REQUIRED.  A copy of the BSA Annual Health and Medical Form may be attained by visiting the Scout office or online here.  Forms can be submitted prior to camp in person at the Iott Scout Shop or by uploading to secured Dropbox folder by clicking here.

Camperships:
Financial assistance is available for all Erie Shores Council Scouts that are unable to financially pay for the summer camp programs such as Day Camp. If you have such a Scout in your Pack, please complete the online Campership application by April 15. Click here for additional information and application.

This program may cover up to 50% of the Scout’s camp fee. The Campership Application can be found on our website at www.erieshorescouncil.org/ESCCS.


Volunteers Needed:
Parents, grandparents, older siblings, and other adult volunteers are welcome to be part of Day Camp. All volunteers need to be registered with the Program Assistant and complete youth protection training. If volunteers are not a parent or legal guardian, they will need to speak with the camp administration. An Adult Volunteer Form must be completed along with BSA Annual Health & Medical Record, Parts A & B (A Tetanus immunization is required and must have been received within the last 10 years.).  A BSA Annual Health and Medical Form may be attained by visiting the Scout office or online here. Volunteers will need to check-in at the camp office daily.  All volunteers will receive lunch, a t-shirt, and a camp patch.

 **All youth entering 1st grade will need an adult partner with them each day of camp.**

Family Night:
Family members are invited to come and enjoy camp with their Camper by attending Family Night on Thursday evenings after Day Camp.  Walk around camp with your Camper and let them guide you to their favorite areas. Each program will have a special activity you can do with your Camper


 


 

 

  • CDC Week 4 Community Partner Programming
    July 03, 2023 to July 07

  • CDC Week 5
    July 10, 2023 to July 14

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