Cub Scout Day Camps are adventurous times for graduating Tigers, Wolfs, Bears and first
year Webelos. It is a week of fun, advancement and adventure at a camp close to
home.
Each day's program runs from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and is filled with a variety of
exciting activities including swimming, boating, archery, nature, crafts, games, sports
and advancement opportunities. A different theme each session keeps the program
interesting for those boys who attend for more than one week. Boys are constantly doing
something new in camp.
Additional Weeks of Camp Cost
Less!
The cost in 2010 is:
$235 for One week
$450 for Two weeks ($225 per week)
$645 for Three weeks ($215 per week)
$840
for Four weeks ($210 per week)
$1,000
for Five weeks ($200 per week)
$1,200 for Six weeks ($200 per week)
Day Camp Online Registration will be available in early 2011
The Camps
In 2010 the camps will operate at Glen Island Park, New Rochelle, Sprain
Ridge Park, Yonkers and at Durland Scout Reservation in Putnam Valley.
July 5-9, July 12-16 & July 19-23 at Glen Island Park, New
Rochelle
July 26 - 30, August 2-6 & August 9-13, at Sprain Ridge Park,
Yonkers
July 12-16, July 19-23, July 26-30, August 2-6, August 9-13 Durland Scout
Reservation in Putnam Valley
Archery
Hiking
Advancement
Themes
Crafts
Sports
Games
Nature Study
Swimming
Send a Den and Save Money!
If eight boys from the same Pack come to one of the day camps and an approved adult leader attends all of the camp with
them, the adult leader’s Cub goes to camp at no charge and the remaining seven boys each receive
a $25 discount off of their camp fee!
Family Opportunities
Parent volunteers are needed at all day camps to ensure the camp’s
success. Parents are trained and serve as assistants and guides. As an
incentive for parents who attend a one day training course and serve a full
week at day camp, their son attends camp free of charge. We also offer care
for younger siblings. Check the line on the application, above, to
receive additional information.
Camp Safety and Certifications
The safety of each camper is paramount to our staff. All staff receive training and staff in key positions
must complete courses run by the Boy Scouts of America. Each camp is certified annually by the
National Council, Boy Scouts of America, and by the New York State Health Department.
Camp Forms Please complete and return
the forms below after registering for Day Camp whether registering
online or using the application. Mail completed forms to the
Council Service Center: Westchester-Putnam Council BSA, 41 Saw Mill
River Rd, Hawthorne, NY 10532-1519.
Hiking