Troops are now able to view campsite availability and reserve units online with a credit card.
We are using the same system as our summer camp registration, so if you had a camper attend camp this past summer you already have an account!

To access the online reservation system:
Note – we only accept reservations 3 months in advance. 

For reservations – please click HERE. 

• Click on either Troop Camping Oct-March or Troop Camping April-Sept
• To make viewing easier click on Calendar View.
• From the calendar you can easily scroll through and see what units are available.
• On the calendar page you are also able to filter your camping options by, camp location, camping date and/or unit style
• You can find out specifics about the unit by clicking on the unit name.

There is a $5 registration fee that will automatically be applied to your order for each unit you select.

Once you go through the entire registration process and enter your payment information, you will receive an automatic email confirmation for your weekend with important information about your visit and instructions on how to select activities. This will take the place of the packet that has previously been mailed. You will also receive an electronic receipt for your purchase, and if you do not have an Active Account already, you will receive an invitation to create one. This will make future reservations a snap!

Paper registration will still be available, but the online system will make your reservation instantly if the unit is available.

Units will be available for booking (either online or paper) three months in advance.

Camporees should not use this method for reservations. If you are interested in hosting a Camporee, please continue to complete the SU Camporee Request form found in the forms and resources section and submit up to 13 months in advance.

Troops are welcome to submit a request for a campsite up to three months in advance of the date. If the unit requested is not available someone will contact you as soon as possible. You will receive a confirmation packet via e-mail to confirm your reservation, within two weeks. If you do not receive a response, please contact our Outdoor Experience Coordinator.
Troops should submit the Troop Camp Reservation Request Form with their top three dates and units. We will do our best to place the troop in their first choice.
Before a troop can stay overnight on camp property in a self-contained facility (lodge style, everyone in the same building), someone in the troop must complete the Be Safe, Be Ready online course. There are two parts to this online training – Outings and Overnights and Girl Planning. After completion, leader will receive an Overnight License.
Before a troop can stay overnight at our resident camps, an adult with the troop must have an Overnight License. The Overnight License is earned by completing the two online Be Safe, Be Ready courses (Outings and Overnights and Girl Planning).

• In order to build a fire and cook marshmallows or a meal, a Cook Out License is required. Earn it by first holding an Overnight License and then attending Fire Building and Outdoor Cooking skills classes.
• Troops planning to pitch and sleep in tents OR to camp at a non-council facility will need a Camp License. Requirements are that you hold Overnight and Cook Out Licenses and complete the Tenting skills class.
• For more information on these courses, as well as when they’re scheduled, please visit the online calendar.

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS/TRANSFERS:
I understand if this reservation needs to be cancelled; a camping credit will be issued. If the request to cancel is received within 8 weeks of the arrival date, no credit, refund or transfer will be given.

1. Reservations can be made between 13 months and 6 months in advance. It is important to make second choices on the Service Unit Camporee Request Form.
2. Submit the Service Unit Camporee Reservation Request Form to our Outdoor Experience Coordinator no more than 13 months before the month of their Camporee request. Camporee requests must be made using this form and will not be accepted over the telephone.
3. A confirmation will be sent through both e-mail and regular mail when your reservation is processed. This confirmation will include specifics about the host camp for the Camporee, final campsite payment deadline, a Camporee Summary Form and copies of the Individual Camporee Troop Form. If you do not receive a confirmation within a few weeks of submitting your reservation request, please e-mail our Outdoor Experience Coordinator or call 800-672-2148.
4. Four months before the Camporee date, the following is due:

• *Full payment for all campsites being reserved by the Camporee

5. One month prior to the Camporee date, the following is due:

• Activity Request Form with numbers, session schedule and full payment
• Food Service Request Form with numbers and full payment

*Any campsites not paid for in full by this deadline will be released from the Camporee and opened up for individual (non-Camporee) troops to reserve. CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS/TRANSFERS:
I understand if this reservation needs to be cancelled; a camping credit will be issued. If the request to cancel is received within 8 weeks of the arrival date, no credit, refund or transfer will be given.
 

Before a troop can stay overnight at our resident camps, an adult with the troop must have an Overnight License. The Overnight License is earned by completing the two online Be Safe, Be Ready courses (Outings and Overnights and Girl Planning).

• In order to build a fire and cook marshmallows or a meal, a Cook Out License is required. Earn it by first holding an Overnight License and then attending Fire Building and Outdoor Cooking skills classes.
• Troops planning to pitch and sleep in tents OR to camp at a non-council facility will need a Camp License. Requirements are that you hold Overnight and Cook Out Licenses and complete the Tenting skills class.
• For more information on these courses, as well as when they’re scheduled, please visit the online calendar.

Any day or overnight trip to a camp property requires that an adult with current CPR and first aid must accompany the troop. Additionally, the size of the Camporee itself might require a Level II First Aider be on-site. Consult the Safety Activity Checkpoints and be sure that copies of all certifications are on-site during the Camporee.
Carefully read the camp and unit descriptions when planning where to assign the troops for the Camporee. Consider program age level, the volunteers’ level of outdoor training and the specific site requests troops have made on their forms.