The activities are hosted by the attending Section leaders. Sections are requested to pick an activity ahead of time and submit it to the camp organizers.  All Sections are encouraged to decorate their campsite, provide interesting activities and dress in attire that represents the Theme. (TBD)

(Under Development - Scouter Steve gladly accepts ideas to add to this list for various sections)

Beavers/Cubs

1. 1.  Fishing  off the Beach -  Participants construct fishing pole out of poles or bamboo sticks  and rope, and must "catch" the snapper (mouse trap). (Can also be built using magnets and cardboard fish cutouts with paper clips.

   2. Puzzles: Have large  plywood pieces of wood painted  or wallpapered that fit together into a puzzle

   3. Hike: A map and Trail guide/possible compass activity

Cubs

1. 4. Beach Volley Ball - Volleyball net with participants divided in two teams

   5. Signals -  participants Patrols have five minutes to decide on a method of signaling a silent message to a line-of-sight outpost. Scorers give two Scouts a short message and send them to a visible point—for example, a point 75 yards down the trail— and instruct the Youth to signal the message back. For the transmitted messages , pick messages that the receiver cannot guess the complete message based on only a few words.

Cubs/Scouts

1. 6. Campfire on the Beach: Team  demonstrates starting a fire.

   7. Exploring the campground -  Using a compass, troops will forge a path that leads them back to the beginning

   8. Portage   - Each team will need to "portage" a canoe (Dry Land over distance)  and then use it to make a temporary shelter

   9. Trebuchet challenge/  Catapult Building: Participants demonstrates lashings in the construction of a catapult.  Hosting group  will need Wood and rope and have the participants use Tennis balls to be launched when built. Materials/Equipment Required: Spars, rope, tennis balls 

   10. Lifting Crane  (Scouts)-  Using 4 spars & rope, each team builds a tripod crane to lift a can of water.

   11. Obstacle Course

   12. Saw & Axe Challenge - Saw and cut wood for a beach campfire

   13. Height and Distance Estimation -  estimate the height of a tree or rock face, and a horizontal distance.

   14. Knots: Create a scenario where the Scouts will need to utilize their knot skills. The Bear Line activity is one scenario for them to utilize a few knot skills. The activity here is to utilize other knot skills. One idea along these lines is “Toxic Flood”: A chemical plant above the dam has blown up. Patrols have seven minutes to secure their sleds at least as high as their shortest Scout.