The Watchung Reservation Cub Day Camp is for boys who have completed 1st through 4th grade. Camp runs from Monday through Friday from 8:45am to 4:00pm. Watchung offers challenging and fun activities for Wolves, Bears and Webelos. Activites include archery, BB shooting, nature hikes, arts and crafts and advancement-related projects. Boating and fishing activities take place on Surprise Lake. Scouts are bused to a nearby community pool for swimming.

What is provided at Watchung Reservation?

• Bus transportation
• Quality staff and a counselor ratio of 1:10 boys
• Medical EMTs and/or RNs and first aid supplies, if necessary
• A camp T-shirt
• A beverage at lunch (boys bring their own lunch)
• Snacks and camp souvenirs are available for purchase

The camp will run during the following weeks of 2002: 7/8-7/12, 7/15-7/19, 7/22-7/26, 7/29-8/2, 8/5-8/9, and 8/12-8/16. Scouts can attend 1 or more weeks.

Camp Wheeler is located in the scenic Mt. Allamuchy Scout Reservation in Stanhope, NJ. The camp has a lake for boating and fishing and an on-site pool for swimming. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:45am to 4:00pm.

Camp Wheeler offers a CUB DAY CAMP for boys who have completed 1st and 2nd grade. The Cub program is full of fun activities geared toward advancement. The BUCKSKIN program is a more specific program designed for Webelos, boys who have completed 3rd & 4th grade. The BUCKSKIN program focuses on the Webelos Scout's transition to Boy Scouting.

What is provided at Camp Wheeler?

• Bus transportation
• Quality staff and a counselor ratio of 1:10 boys
• Medical EMTs and/or RNs and first aid supplies, if necessary
• A camp T-shirt
• A beverage at lunch (boys bring their own lunch)
• Snacks and camp souvenirs are available for purchase

The camp will run during the following weeks of 2002: 7/1-7/5, 7/8-7/12, 7/15-7/19, 7/22-7/26, 7/29-8/2, 8/5-8/9, and 8/12-8/16. Scouts can attend 1 or more weeks.

The Winnebago Scout Reservation is located in the hills of Rockaway, NJ and is the setting for the Bears (3rd grade, Sept 2002) and Webelos (4th & 5th grade, Sept. 2002) overnight camping experience. This program provides a natural bridge from Cub Scouting to many of the activities in Boy Scouting. The boys sleep in tents and spend their days pursuing outdoor skills combined with many fun activities, including aquatics and sports. Nights are spent around the campfire with songs and skits.

Webelos Den Leaders can bring their dens and serve as the Leaders at camp or Webelos parents can bring the Den and serve as Leaders. There must be a minimum of 2 adults per 5 Webelos. Bears must attend with a parent or guardian.

There are 2 three-day sessions for 2002: 7/28-7/31 and 7/31-8/3. Scouts can attend 1 or both sessions.