BASIC GUIDE FOR CAMPING

Spring TX

Cub Scout families have opportunities to go camping and to participate in outdoor adventures. Each rank in Cub Scouting has Adventures that take Cub Scouts outdoors. From a one foot hike to a five mile hike Cub Scouts learn about their natural surroundings.

Camping contribute to physical, mental, good health, develop self -reliance and resourcefulness.

What to Bring?
Flash Light & Extra_Batteries
Personal Hygiene
Tent, Sleeping Bags & Folding Chairs
  • Full Uniform & Pack T-Shirt (scout and adult)
  • Tent (Instant) & tent pegs/stakes
  • Tarp for under Tent (size of tent)
  • Sleeping Bags, Cot, Sleeping pad, Air mattress (bring battery pump)
  • Blankets, Comforters, Pillows
  • Folding Chairs (handy around the campfire)
  • Flashlight & Extra Batteries
  • Extra clothes, socks, shoes, PJ, Sweatshirt and/or Jacket
  • Rain gear (poncho recommended)
  • Personal Hygiene (Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Soap, Towel, Baby wipes, Etc)
  • Personal items, Grooming kit, Toiletries, Paper towels and Garbage bags
  • Bug Repellant
  • Sun Screen
  • First Aid Kit and Personal Medicine
  • WATER BOTTLE (Scouts and Family)
  • Great Positive Attitude
What NOT to Bring?
LABTOP
cell-phone
  • Any electronic device (cell phones are only allowed for parents)
  • Handheld Games
  • iPod
  • Jewelry
  • Valuables
  • Fireworks
  • Pets
  • Bad Mood and Attitude