Cub Scout Camp

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Forms and additional resources may be downloaded from our Resource Bank.

***2024 Cub Scout Long-Term Camp Flyer- Coming Soon***
**2024 Cub Camp Guidebook- Coming Soon**
**Webelos Register Online**  **Cub Family Register Online**

Cub Scout 2024 Long-Term Camp Dates

  • Webelos Summer Camp
    • Check-in Friday, July 25th (afternoon)
    • Check-out Sunday, July 28th (morning)
  • Cub Scout Summer Family Camp
    • Check-in Friday, July 26th (afternoon)
    • Check-out Sunday, July 28th (morning)

2024 Summer Camp Rates

  • Webelos/ Arrow of Light Youth: $210
  • Adults, Webelos:  $130
  • Den Chiefs:  $100
  • Cub Scout Youth, Cub Family:  $135
  • Adults, Cub Family:  $85
  • Siblings (age 11+):  $135 (Cub Family Only)
  • Siblings (ages 6-10):  $135 (Cub Family Only)
  • Siblings (ages 4 & Under):  $45 (Cub Family Only)

***2024 Cub Scout Summer Camp Flyer- Coming Soon***
2024 Cub Camp Guidebook- Coming Soon

About Camp

The Boy Scouts of America is a very family-centric program. In order to embrace, and make sure that the Pipsico Scout Reservation is in alignment with the goals and values of the Scouting program, we now also welcome siblings to enjoy this camping experience.

Pipsico is the perfect spot for your family to have a great outdoor adventure. It has 916 acres of land, with a mile of unspoiled beach on the bank of the James River in Surry County, Virginia. It is home to bald eagles, blue herons, wild turkeys, deer, and much more. On the beach you will find fossil remains of sharks and whales amongst shells and fossils pouring out of the cliffs on our beach. Facilities include an air-conditioned dining hall, a swimming pool (with handicap access), shower and latrine facilities (for both male and female participants), a fully equipped health lodge, a trading post, shooting ranges, and more.

All Cub Scouts, leaders, den chiefs, parents, and siblings are encouraged to participate in the theme during their stay at Pipsico. As you travel through the day’s activities, everyone will participate in hiking, games, and swimming; however, some activities are just for our Cub age participants, such as craft, and shooting sports.

Signing Up

Packs may reserve space for their contingent by making an initial non-refundable deposit of $25 per camper. Deposits will be applied toward the final balance due. All reservations are made on a first-come-first-serve basis. Deposits are not refundable. Register/ Pay online at ScoutingEvent.com/596. If you have trouble registering, please view these short instructional videos, Part 1 & Part 2 on setting up an account & Roster.  View these additional videos: Part 1 & Part 2 for further details on the registration process. You may also Register online AND pay online using your unit’s Council Store Account. Deposits will be applied toward the final balance due. All reservations are made on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Daily Activities

After breakfast each day, Scouts assemble into dens for a fun filled day of non-stop activities that include archery, BB guns, swimming, handicrafts, and much more. Scouts will have the chance to work on adventures and electives. Before you leave for home, you will receive a list of advancement requirements that were met during your time at camp.

Breakfast and dinner, in our Dining Hall are served family-style. Your pack will be asked to provide a table host and a waiter for each table at each meal; the duties of the table host and waiter will be explained during check-in. Normally, you will have one or more camp staff members as your guests at each table. Guests are chosen by selecting camp staff members’ totems and placing them on the tables prior to the meal.  Be sure to select different totems each meal so you can meet as many of our camp staff as possible. Lunch is served cafeteria style.

Special Events

During your stay at camp, we will have several special camp-wide programs. These include a camp opening ceremony on your first evening and a closing ceremony the night before you depart. We encourage you to prepare a song, skit, or story for the closing campfire.

A non-denominational worship service is be offered.  All Scouts will be encouraged to attend one of these events as part of their “duty to God.”

Forms and additional resources may be downloaded from our Resource Bank.