Summer Camp

What is Summer Camp?

Summer camp is a week long scouting experience where Boy Scouts can earn several merit badges of their choice while camping with their friends in their Troop. This gives the Scouts the chance to take part in activities that they might normally have trouble finding such as climbing courses, archery, or even just learning to swim in the camp lake. At the same time, this gives them a chance to break away from the modern tech-obsessed world to enjoy the timeless experience of living on the edge of the wilderness (even if we do make sure to feed them so they don’t have to suffer their own cooking). Boy Scout summer camp is the experience every Scouter should enjoy as they move forward in the program.

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Camp Durant 2020 Summer Camp Information

Staff WeekJune 14-20, 2020
Week 1June 21-27, 2020
Week 2June 28 – July 4, 2020
Week 3 July 5-11, 2020
Week 4 July 12-18, 2020
Week 5 July 19-25, 2020
Cub Scout Summer CampJuly 26-29, 2020

Downloads

Online Camp Map
Downloadable Map
2020 Campsite Reservation Form
Current Reservations


Site Reservation Fee:$100.00non-refundable
(does not apply to camper fees)
Camper Fee:$350.00
Leader Fee:$125.00
$35.00		Full week (4-7 days)
Rotating (daily fee for 1-3 days)

Summer Camp Fee Schedule

First Payment Due Wednesday, April 1st, 2020 $100 per scout
Second Payment Due Friday, May 1st, 2020$100 per scout
Final Payment Monday, June 1st, 2020 Balance Due for all Scouts and Leaders
Late Payment Fee Begins June 2nd, 2020 $30 additional for each attendee not paid in full

Facilities

  • 2 person tents on raised platforms
  • Air – Conditioned Dining Facilitiy, Trading Post, Grill
  • New Waterfront Dock and Stem Center
  • Electricity and lighting in all campsites (limited power)
  • Hot showers and flush toilets in all campsites.

Merit Badge Areas

  • Aquatics
  • Shooting Sports
  • Outdoor Skills
  • Handicraft
  • Trail to Eagle
  • Ecology
  • Sports
  • New Scout (Trailblazer)

Adult Training

  • First Aid and CPR (challenge course)
  • Safe Swim
  • Safety Afloat
  • Paddle Craft Safety
  • Swimming/Water Rescue
  • On-Line: Youth Protection, Trek Safely, Leave No Trace

Certifications

  • Climbing Instructor Level 1
  • BSA Lifeguard

Forms Required

  • Unit Rosters and CURRENT Medical Forms (with insurance card) due at check-in.
  • Proof of Council Insurance – ALL out of council units.

Reservations

To register your Troop to attend Camp Durant, please complete the Campsite Reservation Form (below), attach the $100 non-refundable campsite reservation fee and send to:

Occoneechee Council Service Center
Attention: Summer Camp
3231 Atlantic Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27604

Scouts that cannot attend with their Troops may submit a provisional registration form (below) to Camp Director, in order to register for a spot in the Provisional Troop during week 5.

Please direct all correspondence and questions regarding registration to the Council Service Center at:
919-872-4884.

ATV Program

This summer Camp Durant will be offering the All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Training Program for Scouts. The Training course is an all-week, two-hour class that teaches Scouts the proper way to ride ATV’s. During the week Scouts will be learning how to safely control and maintain an ATV while completing the ATV Safety Rider Course. The course will be divided into two age groups.

Scouts must be the appropriate age by the time they arrive at camp, without exception.

Group 1: 14-15 years old Class Size: 6/session (2 sessions, morning and afternoon)

Group 2: 16 years old Class Size: 6/session (2 sessions, morning and afternoon)

Additional requirements are a hold-harmless agreement, long-sleeve shirt, long pants, and over-the-ankle boots.

ATV Participation and Hold Harmless Agreement

Summer Camp Forms

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