September 11-13, 2020

Howdy Partner, come join BRAND NEW Cub Scouts for a rootin’ tootin’ 24 hours of fun and adventure at

Magness Adventure Camp, located on Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch! 

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Activities include BB guns, archery, Indian Village, games, races and more! One night of camping and a whopping day of fun! Breakfast and lunch included.

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The Basics

Question: What is Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree?
A. This event is designed for newly joined Cub Scout and their families of all ages, including siblings and parents. The weekend will have a western theme, and include activities like BB Guns, Archery, an Indian Village, races, and enjoying all that Magness Adventure Camp has to offer!

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Question: Where is Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree?
A. Cub-O-Ree is at the Magness Adventure Camp.  Magness Adventure Camp is located on the west side of the Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch in Elbert, CO. From the Magness Tower, the camp boasts sweeping views of the Front Range including Pikes Peak.

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Question: Why do Cub Scouts go to Cub-O-Ree?
A. Have FUN with their friends and parent(s).
A. Great programs and activities.
A. Make new friends.
A. Prepare Cub Scouts for other camping opportunities.

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Question: Why do parents go to Cub-O-Ree?
A. Spend quality time with their scout and family.
A. Have FUN; be a kid again.
A. See the Scouting program in action.

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Question: Why should packs and dens promote Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree?
A. Excellent outdoor program.
A. Great finish to the summer.
A. Outstanding learning and growth opportunities.
A. Increase chances of retaining Cub Scouts.
A. Excellent opportunity for pack/den to identify and develop adult leaders.

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The Details

Question: Are meals provided at Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree?
A. Meals are served directly to you at the Eagles Nest, Lost Creek and Lizard Head Shelter Houses by Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch and Cub-O-Ree staff.

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Question: Where do campers sleep?
A. At check-in, each family or group will be assigned to a shelter.  Cub Scouts will set up their tents near their assigned Shelter House.

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Question: What about toilet and shower facilities?
A. The Eagles Nest, Lost Creek, and Lizard Head Shelter Houses have modern and heated bathroom facilities include private hot showers and flush toilets are located at each shelter. All bathrooms are wheelchair accessible.

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Question: Are medical staff available?
A. Certified medical staff will be available on-site.

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Question: Is Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree regulated?
A. Cub Scout Cub-O-Ree is operated in accordance with Colorado Department of Health & Environment regulations for summer youth camps and National Boy Scout standards for resident camps.

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Question: What should campers bring to Cub-O-Ree?

• Completed BSA Medical Form (Part A and B) for each person staying at camp overnight

• Tent

• Sleeping Pad

• Sleeping Bag and Pillow

• Cub Scout Uniform

• Cub Scout 10 Essentials (No knives or fire starters)

• Day Pack

• Water Bottles (drink lots of water!)

• Rain suit, Raincoat or Poncho

• Sunscreen and Hats

• Extra Clothing: Pants, Shirts, Sweaters/Fleece, Socks, Underwear, Shoes

• Wolf/Bear/Webelos Book

• Toiletries: Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Comb, Shampoo, Soap

• Flashlight or Headlamp

• Money for the Trading Post

• Medications in Original Container

• Optional:

  • Fishing Gear

  • Camera

  • Camp Chair (for adults)

Label every item you bring to camp with at least your NAME and PACK NUMBER.  Make a list of what you bring – bring the list to camp to check before you leave.

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WHAT TO LEAVE AT HOME 

• Firearms, BB guns, ammunition, archery equipment, and sheath knives

• Valuables or Irreplaceable Items

• Electronic Games or Personal Music Players (Ipod’s, Gameboys, CD Players, etc.)

• Items (including clothing) with inappropriate slogans or logos. (The camp reserves the right to define what is “inappropriate”.)

• Pets

• Alcoholic beverages, Illegal drugs, and Fireworks

• Self-contained stoves and lanterns (No Open Flames!)