Cub Scout Day Camp is five fun-filled days spent in the woods of Rockaway that offers outdoor opportunities to all levels of Cub Scouts! Boy participate in activities designed to build mental fitness, physical skills, and enhance character development….with just a few fun and games thrown in!
What will my Cub Scout do at Camp? Each camp has a variety of age-appropriate games and sports, crafts, and other activities that will help your Cub have a Scouting Adventure! Belt loops, activity pins, and other advancement are earned at each camp. How much does camp cost? (please note the multi-session discounts!) Cub Scouts – 1 session: $405 (before 4/15: $355) 2 session: $755 (before 4/15: $645) Adult Volunteers – FREE, but must have Youth Protection Training and approval of the Camp Administration. Click here for an application form. Youth Volunteers – FREE but must be Den Chief trained, supply a letter of recommendation from their Scoutmaster and have the approval of the Camp Administration. Click here for an application. Camperships Camperships are available to Cub Scouts in need on a first come first serve basis. Click here for a Campership Application. All camperships are due by March 15th. Can I bring my Cub's siblings? Unfortunately no, not for Day Camp. Do I have to volunteer? Cub Scout Day Camp would be lost without its youth and adult volunteers. Adults learn a lot and will be inspired and engaged in the idea of Scouting and camping. Adults can volunteer from one to five days and serve in a variety of staff roles. Youth volunteers are also needed to serve as Den Chiefs and assist in program areas. But of course, volunteerism is not mandatory, only appreciated!
Do I have to pre-register? All camp attendees (both adults and youth) must be pre registered for camp two-weeks before camp starts. Walk-ins on the first day of camp will not be accepted. All registration forms must come through council, not sent directly to camp. Adult and Youth Volunteers need to apply early so they can place them in their positions/dens for camp. Click here for registration information.
Training
Adult volunteers must be Youth Protection trained before applying to camp. Den Chief applicants must be Den Chief trained and present a letter of recommendation from their Scoutmaster (or equivalent for female applicants). Those without training or letters of recommendation will not be considered. Youth Protection training: myscouting.org Den Chief Training: online or check the council calendar for in person classroom style training What is the refund policy? There is a cancelation charge of $100 per session with a valid medical exclusion or family emergency. A “no-show” to camp results in the forfeiture of all fee’s paid.
Within 30 days of your arrival date at camp, refunds will only be considered for the following reasons: - Scout's illness -- written statement required from physician - Extreme family emergency -- written statement required from parent - Summer School -- written statement required from school principal or guidance counselor In all cases, requests for refunds must be in writing and submitted to the Northern New Jersey Council Camping Office on or before your arrival date in camp. | 
