Camp LogJam 2025

 Summer Camps

Summer Camps for girls and boys ages 5 to 8

Camp LogJam 2025 is open to Scouting members (Beaver Scouts and 1st Year Cub Scouts) in Pacific Coast Council, Fraser Valley Council
 and Cascadia Council of Scouts Canada  (British Columbia and Yukon)

Camp LogJam 2025 is also open to non-Scouting youth who live in British Columbia or Yukon - extra fee applies

Participants must be ages 5 - 8 years on June 28, 2025

(born between June 29, 2016 and June 28, 2020)

A parent/guardian or other responsible adult must attend with a child

Camp 1 -  Saturday, June 28 to Monday, June 30, 2025.  FULL

Camp 1 is FULL.  Any further registrations for Camp 1 will be put onto a waiting list.  Thank you.

Camp 2 -  Wednesday, July 2 to Friday, July 4, 2025.  FULL

Camp 2 is FULL.  Any further registrations for Camp 2 will be put onto a waiting list.  Thank you.

Times:  8:00 a.m. on the first day to about 4:20 p.m. on the last day

Location:  Camp Byng located in Roberts Creek on the Sunshine Coast of BC

Cost:  Members of Scouting $400.00;  Non-members $450.00.

This fee is for a child and their parent/guardian or other responsible adult

This fee is for Registrations that are paid in full by March 15, 2025

See the full list of Camp LogJam fees on the Camp Fees Page under the Registration Tab

Members of Scouting living on the Sunshine Coast $370.00
Non-members living on the Sunshine Coast $420.00 (no ferry or charter bus costs)

This Year's Theme is "Medieval Fun"

This is the 36th year that Camp LogJam has been happening!

Click on the Tabs at the top of this page to navigate to the rest of the Camp LogJam 2025 Website!


For Camp LogJam 2025 Campers ONLY


Shortly before the start of Camp LogJam 2025, the link and password for the

Camp LogJam 2025 Private Access Photo Gallery will be forwarded to all registered participants.

Send photographs of Camp LogJam 2025 participants in action to camplogjam@telus.net, and we will post them in this Private Access Photo Album.  Thank you.

“We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia”