WebelosResident Camp

·To register for Webelos Camp you must now pay your $50.00 per camper deposit directly to the council office either by mailing in a check or dropping payment off at the Council office located at 10210 Holmes Rd. KCMO 64131. As of April 8, 2013 the Webelos sessions currently available are sessions 3, 8, 10 & 11. You will have the opportunity to register part-time leaders with final payment that is due May 1, 2013.

The 2013 WebelosResident Camp fee is $135.00 per full-time camper and leader if paid on or before5/1/2013.

If paid from 5/2/2013 or later, the fee is $150.00.

Final Payment along with a unit roster of names of those attending camp is due on May 1, 2013. Each unit who is signed up for Webelos Camp by April 4, 2013 will receive their unit billing statement and pack roster along with their Leader's Guide at the Webelos Leader's Orientation Meeting**.  The pack roster and final payment must be submitted on May 1, 2013.

You may review the new refund policy anddownload many other resources for your Camp experience at CampingResources page.

Leader Resources

Download the 2013 Webelos Camp Leader’s Guide. **There will be two (2) Webelos Leader's Orientation Meetings for the 2013 Camping Season. At least one (1) leader from your unit who is also camping with you this summer at Webelos Camp should attend one (1) of these Orientation Meetings; your unit does not need to go to both of these meetings. The first meeting will be held Tuesday, April 9 beginning promptly at 7:00 p.m. at the Theodore Naish Scout Reservation Central Camp Dining Hall, 1100 Martinek Lane,Kansas City, KS 66111. The second meeting will be held Thursday, April 11 beginning promptly at 7:00 p.m. at the Theodore Naish Scout Reservation Central Camp Dining Hall, 1100 Martinek Lane, Kansas City, KS 66111. It is highly recommended at least one (1) representative from your pack attend. At the meeting, leaders will be given a 2013 Webelos Camp Leader's Guide, review the Leader’s Guide with Camp Leadership, and there will be time for a Q&A session.

Camping Sessions

Reminder: All campers and leader attending Webelos Camp must be a registered member of BSA. Please ensure all youth and adults are registered prior to arriving at camp. Please notify the camping office of any den chiefs attending with your pack.

Cost, Fees, and General Information

The cost to attend Webelos Camp for 2013 will be $135 per Scout and and $135 per Full Time leader on or before 5-1-13 with a $50 deposit per person made at the time of online sign up. From 5-2-13 or after, the cost will increase to $150 per person. All registrations made up to the time your unit submits its final camping roster will be considered Full Time campers or leaders.

The cost for Part Time Leaders will be $60 per day on or before 5-1-13, and from 5-2-13 or after, the cost will be $65 per day; Part Time Leaders cannot combine days to share a Full Time slot. You will have the opportunity to submit your Part Time Leader roster and payment with your final camping roster and total payment.

These fees cover the cost of all patches for Scouts, program supplies, participation awards, meals, lodging, insurance, etc. Please note camp T-shirts are NOT included in the Webelos camp fee. Also, like Day Camp, you must register to attend camp as a Pack, not individually.

Additionally, any adult attending Webelos Camp(full or part time) MUST BE a registered member of Boy Scouts of America.

Sessions have a limited capacity. Any registered Webelos Scout (including third grade graduates) may attend Webelos Camp. Webelos camp programs are conducted during the summer at the Theodore Naish Scout Reservation. Webelos camp is a three-day, two-night experience, and contains separate activities for first and second year Webelos.

·First Year Webelos program include activities which introduce Scouts to an outdoor camping experience. Requirements for Aquanaut, Craftsman, Readyman, Naturalist and Outdoorsman Activity Pins are offered.

·The Second Year Webelos program is designed to help prepare older Webelos for their transition to Boy Scouts and Boy Scout Camping. Highlights include a Bouldering Wall, Model Rocket Building and Action Archery.

·New Outdoor Skills and Games areas allow Scouts to have fun in an outdoor camp setting while teaching them how to work together. Various certification courses like Youth Protection Training, Safe Swim Defense and Boy Scout Fast Start Training for Adult Leaders are also offered. Knowledgeable Commissioners are on hand to help and serve.

Frequently Asked Questions About Webelos Camp

Do All Adults have to be registered with the BSA? How many adults have to attend?

At Webelos Camp, only 2-deep leadership is required, more parents may attend, but it is not a required one-on-one camping experience. However, all adults attending Webelos Camp must be registered with the BSA.

What Health Form do I need to attend WebelosCamp?

The Annual Health and Medical Record with parts A and B completed is the appropriate form. It can be found here: Annual Health and Medical Form.

When is a final roster due?

The final roster is due at the same time as the final payment, May 1, 2013. In April, the Webelos Camp primary contact will receive a billing statement and the current camp roster, if there are any changes, submit the Webelos Camp Event Roster (with changes) with the final payment.

What are the swimming requirements?

The BSA swimmer requirements can be found inthe Webelos Scout Book.

If you have any other questions please contact your District Executive or Cheri Williams in the Camping Office.