Visitors\u2019 Night<\/strong>
\nOn Friday, parents and friends are encouraged to join the Scouts for the events culminating their week at Camp Decorah This includes awards, flag retirement ceremony, the Order of the Arrow Ceremony and a BBQ dinner. Visitors may join us for Friday Supper at a cost of $9.00 per meal. Payment is due by Tuesday morning (walk-in price is $10.00 per meal). Picnic tables are available for those who wish to bring their own food. Visitors must follow all camp rules, including those regarding alcohol, tobacco, and pets. The only pets allowed in camp are service animals. The parking lot across from the Training Center is provided for all vehicles.\n<\/td>\n\nDeparture:<\/u>
\nWe will be meeting at the Naperville DMV at 8:30 AM on Sunday, July 11. We are planning for a 9 – 9:30 AM<\/strong> departure. Please eat breakfast before we depart the Naperville DMV and we will stop for lunch on the way. Please have lunch money with you \u2026 separate from your camp stash. Also, remember to save some cash for the lunch stop on the way home.
\nEarly Departure (if required)<\/u>
\nAny Early Departure from Camp Decorah must be coordinated with Mr. Fleming<\/i> before the start of camp. A special Early Dismissal Form will be required. Please contact Mr. Fleming<\/i> to coordinate an early dismissal.
\nFood \/ Dietary Restrictions:<\/u>
\nIndicate any food or dietary restrictions on summer camp registration. If you have any questions regarding meals, contact Mr. Fleming.
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\n$$MONEY$$:<\/u>
\nThere will be a banker box with us at camp. We will collect money on Sunday before we leave the parking lot. Please put an envelope for your camp money addressed with your name, troop 75, and CAMP MONEY. Some things to include in your budget: Don\u2019t forget to include money for other daily treats and other goodies at the trading post. The troop recommends $50.
\nOther costs will be listed here later as determined.<\/i>
\nMedicine:<\/u>
\nPlease place all meds in a Ziploc baggie WITH a copy of the medication sheet from the health form. ALL meds will be given to Mr. Fleming<\/i> before we leave. Please keep all inhalers and EPI pens accessible with the scout. Mr. Fleming will want to quickly review with you and your parent, so don\u2019t just hand your baggie in and leave. Meds at this camp will be stored in a locked container at our campsite and administered by Mr. Fleming<\/i>.
\nPacking List<\/strong>
\nESSENTIAL ITEMS:<\/u><\/p>\n\n- Completed \u201cBSA Annual Health and Medical Record\u201d signed by parent or guardian and physician, (Parts A, B & C) with a copy of the participants medical insurance card.\n
- Scout uniforms which include shorts or pants and short-sleeve shirt. The field uniform (Class-A) is required for the evening meal.\n
- Several Scout t-shirts (or Scouting appropriate shirts)\n
- The activity uniform (Class-B) is the preferred daytime attire\n
- At least seven pairs of socks (some Scout socks for use with summer uniform)\n
- Neckerchief (an option of troop uniform requirements)\n
- Towels (2) and washcloth\n
- At least six changes of underwear\n
- Swimming trunks\n
- Sweatshirt\n
- Pants (1-2 pair) for horseback riding or ATV\n
- Shorts (2-3 pair)\n
- Pajamas\n
- Sleeping bag or sheets and blanket\n
- Poncho or raincoat \u2013 A MUST\n
- Extra pair of shoes (for wet weather) \u2013 A MUST\n
- Duffel bag\n
- Soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, and comb\n
- Flashlight with extra batteries\n
- Boy Scout Handbook\n
- Notepaper, pencil or pen\n
- Mosquito repellent\n
- Sunscreen\n
- Medicine-must be in Ziploc with name on bag WITH a copy of the medication sheet from the health form B.\n
- Canteen or water bottle\n
- Mess kit (utensils, bowl, cup, plate)\n
- (3) Large trash bags- protect gear from rain\n
- Day Pack\n
- Face Mask\n<\/ul>\n
OPTIONAL ITEMS:<\/u><\/p>\n |