Overnight Pioneering Camp 

So, given those fundamental requirements, here are the details with guidelines bolded.

• Sleeping arrangements are limited to one Scout per tent.

• No Carpooling - Parents must drop off and pick up scouts at designated times.

• Limited food sharing, patrols will appoint a single grubmaster for each meal

  • A designated Grubmaster adhering to safe food and socially distant practices.

  •  There will be hot water for hot chocolate, etc

  • There will NOT be a 3 tub cleaning method.  Scouts are urged to bring disposable plates/cups and fork/spork, no need for a knife  

• The Scouts/Adults should bring their own tent, if not available contact patrol advisor so that we can bring one from the troop

• Everyone should bring their own folding camp chair to make it easier to social distance

• The Patrol Advisor will lead the campout to ensure that guidelines are followed

• The Patrol Advisor will request that one or two parents attend to assist with supervision

• The Scout must have and carry a sufficient mask to wear in the unexpected case where social distancing is not possible.

• Coordinated activities will only be done where social distancing and good hygiene can be followed.  

  • For instance, lashing/knot tying demonstrations and can safely be practiced. 

  • Flag football or any other games that may result in direct touching or several people touching a common object (like a Frisbee) are not allowed

• The Scout agrees to follow social distancing and good hygiene practices.  If the Scout does not adhere to those practices he understands that Parents will be called to come pick him up.

• The Scout must not go if he is not feeling well or has any symptoms on the day the campout starts

• There is no camping in pavilions or lean-to’s