Yes our water is this clear and tropical
Session 1 June 24- June 30 Open to all scouts and crews
Session 2 July 1- July 7 Open to all scouts and crews
Session 3 July 8- July 14 Open to all scouts and crews (Mason Dixon Fair Wednesday Night) see below
Session 4 July 15- July 21 Open to all scouts and crews
Session 5 July 22- July 28 Open to all scouts and crews
Session 6 July 29- August 4 Venture Crew Week (all activities and adventures found no were else in scouting)
Session 7 August 5- August 11 Open to all scouts and crews
Session 8 August 12- August 18 End of Summer Water Carnival
PROGRAMS: Mornings
Morning: Merit Badge Class and activities
9am- 10:30 Class’s offered; Aviation, Chess, Oceangraphy, Life Saving, and Motor Boating
10:35- 11:50 Class’s offered; Aviation, Chess, Geology, Life Saving, and Motor Boating
other morning activities
hiking board games
snorkeling motor boating state licence
sports swim instruction
kayaking water falls
boulder jumping
Afternoon
High Adventure Water Park
Prerequisites: , scout swimmers test
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Advanced with extreme activities
afternoon water-park activities
- Blob Zip Lines
- Inflatable Climbing Wall Snorkeling
- Body Boarding Canoe Jousting
- Water Slides Beam Jousting
- Kayak Water Slides Water Bridge Cross-over
- Rodeo Pier Inflatable Jacobs Ladder
- Bogie Board Zip Line Kayaking
- Water Trampolines Zorb Balls
- Beach Music Beach Contests
- Turf Dodge Ball Sand Volleyball
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All Day Scuba Certification Camp
Prerequisites: , 14 yrs of age
Difficulty Level: Advanced with extreme activities
Times: M-F , mornings and afternoons (must register by June 1)
Cost: $255
Spend an exciting week earning Scouts newest Scuba Badge and earning PDA Scuba Certification. Not only do we have a water park above water but below water as well. Your discover ship wrecks, air planes, sit on a school bus 100 feet below water, or check out one of two trains, and schools of fish. All this in our treated Caribbean blue water with 50 feet of underwater visibility. This is truly high adventure at its best.
Evening Activities
Sunday: Beach bon-fire with music and water park
Monday: Game night, sand volley ball, and turf dodge ball
Tuesday: Movie under the stars on the big screen
Wednesday: Troop Night (campfire)
Thursday: Games and movie on the big screen
Friday: Slide show of the week on the big screen
other evening activities:
Chess MB
White Water Merit Badge on the Susquehanna River
Week Long Survival Camp
Taught by the US Army using their course. After a couple of days training your be taken out in the back country with you team and instructor. Experience a true test of skills in a one of a kind adventure. More details and itinerary coming soon. This is an extreme camp found no where else in scouting. This course is also used by several collages during the fall and spring semester.
Survival Camp is a fun way to learn what you need to know to survive in the wild. Classes include: water procurement, food gathering techniques, survival cooking, fire making, shelter building, wilderness hygiene, survival games and initiatives, land navigation (utilizing compasses, topo maps and the sun, moon and stars), survival signaling, and first aid training.
Mason Dixon Fair
On Wednesday night July 11 just after dinner, the camp will be heading over to the Mason Dixon Fair for our evening activity. This fair located a mile from camp is set on farmland, and reminds you of a time and place from the 1950′s. It features tractor pulls, live entertainment, 4-H composition featuring farm animals, bake goods and crafts, demonstrations, and a large mid-way with today’s hottest rides. The camp will pay the admission to the fair but scouts will have to pay for their own rides in the mid-way. The arm band for all rides is sixteen dollars that scouts can buy or pay just for the rides they want to do. This is just another WOW factor scouts will enjoy in camp.
Day campers and troop visits
Is your troop looking for troop events during the summer to keep kids interested in scouting. Plan to spend an afternoon in our high adventure water park. You may bring a lunch, cook here or have us cater your lunch for $5 a scout. We also have a snack shack and pizza palor right on the beach. Based on previous years your scouts will not want to leave. The cost per scout is $20 a person and leaders are free. All scouts should have passed their camp swimmers test and we have life jackets for those who have not. Call us today to set your visit Monday through Friday. We offer discounts for larger troops, call for prices.
Scouts who live in South Eastern PA, may want to visit us as a day camper to pick up extra merit badges, do scuba, and attend our water-park. The cost is $20 a day or $90 a week. Add $5 a day if you would like to join us for lunch and $225 for scuba. Call 443 604 3223 to sign up.
Collage Credit
Several of our activities can be taken for collage credit through UMBC as a 1 and a half PE Credit. Scuba certification can be taken by its-self or with college credit this summer. We will soon be adding this fall both motor boating and US Army week long survival coarse for collage credit. They will both be pilot programs this summer you may take. Scouts must be at least 16 and there is college credit fee and registration. See your counslor at the beginning for this option.
We had an AWESOME visit with you last year, so we booked at Broad Creek. We’ve never seen anything like this High Adventure program within 100 miles of our troop.
Mike and his staff are GREAT! Looking forward to Week 4 of camp in 2011!
Troop 101 out of Kutztown, PA
Hawk Mountain Council