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2021 Scouts BSA
Summer Camp
See Full Leader Guide also at www.siouxcouncil.org
New Incentive for 2021! If 50% of your unit attends Sioux Council Summer Camp at Lewis and Clark Scout
Reservation or Cub events (Webelos Camp, Cub Family Weekend or Adventure Day) your unit will qualify for one free
al-a-cart rental per month at Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation, the Center for Scouting or Camp Iyataka from June
1, 2021 to May 31, 2022. The free rental will be refunded upon the unit completing the online reservation and
attending the camping weekend. The Sioux Council will refund the camping fee to the unit account. For out of council
units we will refund the money in the manner in which it is received. This incentive cannot be applied to an entire
camp property rental. In addition, for troops that already made a deposit at another council’s long-term camp, we’ll be
happy to negotiate a credit to offset those fees.
Lewis and Clark Camp Staff and CIT Staff Application is live and only online. We are looking for individuals that
want to make a difference and huge impact on our Scouts lives as they grow as individuals. Gene Fuller will be our
Camp Director this year and he is excited for the year to come. Please go to https://www.siouxcouncil.org/Camp-Staff
for the application and let us know what you are interested in doing.
CIT Incentive: any Scout that successfully attends NYLT and serves at least two weeks as a CIT at Lewis and Clark
Scout Reservation will have their NYLT fee reimbursed by camp. Go to the website above to apply and start your
adventure as a staff member at camp.
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Scouts BSA Camp Table of Contents
Administration
Welcome 3
2021 Program Updates and Changes 4
Unit Leadership, Insurance and Policies 5
Camp Policies & Contact Information 6
Health & Safety and Dining Hall Procedures 7
Online Registration and Check-In 8
Check-Out and Staff Opportunities 9
Equipment and Trading Post 10
Program
Merit Badges & Records 11
Jamboree Style Camping 12
Camps Frontier and Keel Boat Programs 13
Camps Davey Jones and Sacagawea Programs 14
Service Projects, Chapel & Leader Training __________________15
Camp Schedule 16
Merit Badges by Camp 17-18
Appendix
How to Register 19
Lewis & Clark Scout Camp Map 20
Program Planning Sheet 21
Personal Camping Gear Check List 22
Planning Timeline 23
COVID-19 Forms 24-27
ATV Participation and Hold-Harmless Form 28
Cowboy Action Shooting Waiver Form 29
Personal Watercraft Participation and Hold-Harmless Form 30
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COPY AND DISTRIBUTE THIS
LEADER GUIDE OR FORMS AS NEEDED
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Scouts BSA Welcome from your
Camp Camp Director
Scouters!
Lewis & Clark camp staff are super excited for our 2021 Summer Camp season! Due to the overwhelming positive
feedback from campers, adult leaders and staff the new camp program we introduced last year will be continuing in
2021.
One of the best features of the new format is our program camps. This format will allow Scouts to spend a full day in
each camp. Think of them as “Super-Scout Day Camps” with a gaga ball pit where they can spend the day immersed in
that camp’s theme.
We have integrated a First-Class Trail program into the Scouts week at camp as well as a Trail to Eagle Merit Badge
cluster that will include a Google Classroom for pre/post requirements to completed at home and give our Scouts the
tools to do so.
As we continue to create the best camp program for Scouts, we are continuing to upgrade camp facilities. We broke
ground this fall on two new storm shelter/shower houses on the east side of camp that will be open for the 2021
season. If you already have a date chosen for your troop to come to Lewis & Clark do not wait to register as there is a
cap of 200 Scouts and adults for each week. We would hate to have to put you on a wait list for the week of camp you
want.
I look forward to seeing many familiar faces at camp this summer and hope to welcome many new faces to the Lewis
and Clark camping family.
Gene Fuller
Camp Director
605.670.8942
lcsrcampdirector@gmail.com
Some frequent comments from our 2020 camping season;
“loved extra Gaga Ball pits” in each program camp. (ALL 4 OF THEM!)
“Having the troop together all week was great it really helped the Scouts bond and gave the Scouts in leadership
positions a great opportunity to grow.”
“Very Flexible Staff” “Staff went out of their way, bending over backwards for us, and that was much appreciated.”
“Almost too much food” “Food was very tasty” “loved the food being served in the program area”
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 4Scouts BSA Camp 31071 430th Ave
Tabor, SD 57063
2021 Program Highlights 2021 Registration
Wednesday Eagle Merit Badges (New) NYLT Dates: June 6-12 at Lewis and Clark
Communications (new) Any Scout that completes National Youth
Personal Fitness (new) Leadership Training (NYLT) and serves 2 weeks as
a Counselor in Training (CIT) at Lewis and Clark will
have their NYLT fee reimbursed.
Wednesday Night is Steak Night
Campers and leaders will get to enjoy a
steak meal. The SPL and SM also get Scout BSA Camp Dates:
to visit with our Scout Executive Week 1: June 13-19
Week 2: June 20-26
Week 3: June 27 - July 3
Cowboy Action Shooting Continues Week 4: July 11-17
The trading post is being surrounded by the Week 5: July 18-24
West River gang to rob us of our slushy’s.
Use a Pistol, Shotgun and Rifle to fend them Scout Fees: $300.00 if paid by May 1 - $350 after
off (shooting at targets). Waiver form
required Adult Fees: $125.00/Week or $25.00/Day
Added Program to PWC Class Continues Fee Deadlines
We are adding spots to this class so Registration closes two weeks
more Scouts can take it while adding the prior to each week.
paddle boarding award and
motorboating merit badge For adults not attending the entire week,
select the days they are attending. The
New Eagle Clusters at Camp Frontier system will charge accordingly.
Citizenship in the Community,
Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in Refund Policy
the World and Diversity (new 2021) Since our program and food supplies are
purchased based upon the number of Scouts
pre-registered, it is our policy to refund only
All Inclusive Registration Fee Continues! as a result of an emergency situation.
Registration includes all camp program Scouts who choose not to attend camp of
• If doing more than one merit badge their own free will, will NOT be granted a
per camp – you will need to pay for refund. Fees may be transferred to a Scout
the extra kit. For example, basketry not already registered for camp. Please
and leather working. present refund requests in writing to the
Sioux Council.
ATV Program to continue for 2021
We are making the trail longer! Camperships - No Scout is denied the
opportunity to attend camp for financial
Cooking Change for 2021 reasons. These camperships will provide up
Troops will be cooking a simple meal for to one third of the registration fee. The form
breakfast and prepping a sack lunch in is on our website.
the morning. Camp will serve a hot meal
Waterfront Activities
for dinner in the program areas.
Water shoes required for all aquatic activities.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 4Scouts BSA Camp Camp Unit Leadership,
Insurance, and Policies
Leadership Rules & Policies Discipline:
At least two adult leaders over Visitors: Lewis & Clark, in
the age of 21 are required for accordance with the
any camping activity over 72 Due to Covid-19 policies of the Boy Scouts
hours. Each unit attending visitors will not be of America, will not permit
Lewis and Clark must furnish allowed to visit staff, leaders or Scouts to
its own leaders and is expected camp. use corporal or other harsh
to have leaders in the campsite Only Scouts and punishment. No humiliating
when Scouts are present. All leaders registered or frightening methods of
units with female Scouts must for camp and have discipline will be used to
provide a registered female completed the control the actions of any
leader over 21. It is best if the camps health camper or campers.
Scoutmaster attends summer screening and Initiations, which frighten or
camp with his or her Troop. If approved by the humiliate, including forms of
this is not possible, it is the
camps health officer hazing are also not
responsibility of the unit
will be allowed to permitted.
committee to provide trained
leadership for this important
stay at camp.
responsibility. Violations of this policy
may result in immediate
Insurance Prohibited Items: dismissal from camp.
Your troop must be covered
by medical and accident Hunting/Sheath Knives
insurance while at Lewis and Fireworks
Clark. A copy of a certificate Bicycles
Scooters Leaving Camp:
of insurance and the
information necessary to Motorized Carts
Firearms/Ammunition Campers and leaders who must
process a claim must be on leave camp must sign out with
file at Lewis & Clark. This Archery Equipment
Alcoholic Beverages camp management. Please
information can be obtained contact camp management to
from your local council for Illegal Drugs
Flames in Tents process your departure from
those coming from another campgrounds. Campers may leave
council. Firewood
Pets only with a parent or guardian, or
Scouts and leaders with the written release from a
registered with the Sioux parent or guardian. Leaders must
Council are covered by the be present when a camper checks
council’s sickness and out of camp. In the very rare event
accident policy while camp management has any doubt
attending camp and during about custody of a minor child, the
travel between camp and Scout will only be released to the
home. This insurance is adult who brought them to camp.
secondary to a family’s
insurance. It is important
that the name of the family’s
insurance carrier and policy
# be provided on the Annual
Health and Medical Record.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 5Scouts BSA Camp Camp Policies &
Contact Information
Fuel Policy: Vehicle Use and explained when a permit is
National BSA policy permits Parking: issued by the Camp
the use of liquid fuel only un- Scout leaders, visitors Director. A person holding
der the direct supervision of and staff vehicles will be a state issued permit must
a knowledgeable adult parked in the lot located still secure a Lewis & Clark
leader. Gasoline, stove fuel, across from the permit.
and other bulk quantity Administration Building.
flammable substances are to Roads south of the parking
Upon special request and lot area are reserved for
be stored in the approved demonstration of need,
central fuel storage locker in foot traffic, camp service
camp staff will be happy vehicles and permitted
camp (contact the Camp to help transport leaders vehicles only.
Commissioner). Liquid fuels, and Scouts around camp.
in approved containers If Camp Director Speed limit in camp is 15
(MRS type bottles) of 1 quart determines that staff will mph or less. Under no
or less, may be kept in the be unable to transport circumstances will any
campsite under adult leaders and Scouts with individual be allowed to
supervision. special requirements the ride in the bed of a pickup
Troop may receive a truck or outside the
Wristbands and permit to park in the enclosed passenger
Nametags: compartment of a vehicle.
As part of our camp designated handicapped
security programs, all parking closer to the
Scouts, leaders and campsites (down the hill).
Restrictions will be Scout Safety Is
registered visitors are
required to wear a Our Top Priority
camp supplied
identification badge or
wristband. If an ID
badge or wristband
Mail Service
gets worn out or lost Outgoing mail is picked up daily from the Administration
while at camp. Let Building. Stamps are also available in the Administration
camp commissioners Building. Mail call will be held at flag retreat each evening.
or management know
and we will be happy Scout’s Name, Troop #
to replace it. Please Lewis & Clark Scout Camp
bring the old ID if you 31071 Boy Scout Road
have it. There will be a Tabor, SD 57063
$1 fee for each
replacement band. Phone and Internet
Anyone not wearing a
wristband or nametag Camp Emergency Phone #: (605) 665-7970
will be asked to stay
with staff until Cellular service is spotty at camp and is generally
management can unreliable for incoming calls in the campsites.
respond.
Please check at the Administration Building for Wi-Fi and
computer/internet availability while at camp.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 6Scouts BSA Camp Health, Dining &
Severe Weather
BSA Annual Health & Health screening and Medical Care:
Medical Record: check-in process: A camp health officer serves
as a regular member of the
National BSA Camping 2 copies of BSA medical camp staff.
Standards require that all forms. A volunteer physician from
youth and adults must bring to Pre-camp Covid-19 Yankton supervises the
camp a record of medical screening for each Scouter. camp’s medical care services.
examination made within the last In the event of a serious
12 months by a licensed Group temperature log. accident, illness or
physician. We can only accept the Any Scout or adult leader not hospitalization, parents are
National BSA Annual Health and meeting camp health screening contacted. Medical care given
Medical Record for long-term standards may result in the at camp by the camp medical
camping (longer than 72 hours). entire group being denied officer is without an additional
access to camp. charge.
As changes are made frequently
to the BSA medical form, a link Please call the Camp Director Treatment provided outside
for the health form can be found to discuss Scouts or leaders of camp is at each family’s
in the menu of our Lewis & Clark with major medical issues. expense.
camp website page:
https:// Please pick up parts B & C of
www.scouting.org/health-and-safety/ your health forms before leaving Severe Weather:
ahmr/ camp or ask for them at check- Storm shelters are
Each unit will be checked in with out. All health forms left at the located throughout the camp.
our health team. health lodge will be shredded at In the event of a weather
the conclusion of camp. emergency, staff will notify
units and direct them to the
closest shelter.
Dining Hall Procedures
Camp dining hall will be open for Camp Frontier meal service. Meal service will be
delivered to camp program areas or campsites for cooking per the schedule. Troops will
need to bring their mess kits and cooking gear for breakfast. Lunch will be a sack lunch
that troops will put together before they head to their program camp. All dinner meal
services will use disposable dinnerware and eating utensils in the Program Camp that
you are in that night. All Scouts and adult leaders will need to have a 16 oz or larger
water bottle for beverage service. All meal procedures will be covered during check-in
process.
Special Dietary Needs
Any Scout or leader that has special dietary needs should contact us one week before
arriving at camp. Remember to verify your dietary requests during the troop check-in
process. Persons with food allergies should follow the same procedure. At check-in, you
will be asked to fill out a form that will be provided to the Health Officer and Dining Hall
staff. Please remember to contact us in advance of your week at camp so we can be
prepared for your visit. If we don’t know in advance of your dietary needs, we will do our
best to accommodate you.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 7Scouts BSA Camp Online Registration
& Check-in
Online Registration Check in Sunday
Troops can register for the 1:00 - 3:00 PM
camp season at any time Camp Orientation
and pre-registration for next
year at any time during your Each Troop will be given a 4:00 PM in campsites
current stay. time to check-in between
Registering is as easy as 1:00PM and 3:00PM. Please
visiting the website below call camp if you need to Camp Safety Moment
and logging in. confirm the time or if we
have not contacted you.
www.siouxcouncil.org 6:00PM in campsites
We prefer you use your Parking Lot Check In
troop log-in, rather than Dinner Service
your individual log-in. This
helps us identify what troop You will be greeted by a Troops will eat dinner in
you are and where you are Staff member who will stay their campsites on
visiting from. with your troop through the Sunday evening
check-in process.
Unit Roster Units with trailers will be Leader Meetings
Who will be joining us at directed where to park and
unhook. Leader meetings will be held in
camp? We will need campsites between 5:30 and 7:30
Units without trailers will load
BSA ID #’s and birthdates for
their gear into a
all Scouts and BSA ID #’s for
all adults staying at camp. It
trailer provided by the Opening Campfire
camp.
is important that this list be Trailers will be hauled to
as complete as possible to At 8:00 PM camp
campsites by the ranger
provide you with the best staff. staff will conduct the
possible program. The Camp staff will escort opening campfire in
the Troop to their designed campsites.
Merit Badges Health screening and check
While we try to be as in location. Where you will
be assigned to your Swim checks will be held on the
accommodating as possible troop’s day at Camp Keel Boat
in our merit badge campsite and camping
group. and must be conducted by camp
scheduling, it is important to aquatic staff.
When check in is complete
sign up Scouts for merit
Troops will be escorted to
badges before they arrive at
their campground to set up
camp. Some merit badges camp and receive camp
have age requirements, and orientation.
some classes have limited
availability. Scout that are
successful in our merit badge
program will have read the
current merit badge book for
their merit badges and
completed all prerequisites if
any for those merit badges.
Registering before you arrive
helps us control class sizes
and have the proper supplies
on hand.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 8Check-out &
Scouts BSA Camp Staff Opportunities
Check-out Procedures
Check-out process will begin by Camp Group on Friday and concludes Saturday.
Report to your assigned check out location at the scheduled time. This is the time to
discuss any final merit badge issues, camp advancement reports and settle any
outstanding accounts.
Saturday morning, after your gear is packed, you will inspect your campsite with your
Commissioner to make sure the site is ready for the next troop.
Breakfast will be delivered to campsites.
Remember to pick up your troop’s health forms if you have not already done so. Any
health forms left at camp will be shredded.
Lewis & Clark Staff
Join our Lewis and Clark team!
We are always looking for responsible, motivated individuals 15 or older who exemplify the
values of Scouting. If you think you would enjoy making other Scouts Lewis & Clark
experience one they will remember and talk about for years, complete the application
available on our website: https://www.siouxcouncil.org/Camp-Staff.
Counselor In Training Program
Give ‘Staff Life” a try!
Youth who are at least 14 years old can apply for a 2-week CIT session. As CITs, youth
come to camp to help staff and learn ‘the ropes’ in several program areas. There is no
charge for participating in the CIT program as each CIT contributes to the Lewis & Clark
program while in training. All CITs are required to bring a complete BSA uniform. For
questions regarding this program, please contact the Sioux Council at (605) 361-2697.
Interested youth should complete the CIT application found on our website:
https://www.siouxcouncil.org/Camp-Staff.
Any youth that attends Sioux Council’s NYLT and works as a CIT at camp that same year
for an entire two weeks will be reimbursed for the NYLT registration fee.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 9Equipment &
Scouts BSA Camp Trading Post
Suggested Troop Equipment
Troop First Aid Kit US and Troop Flags Rope & Twine
Tents*, Poles & Stakes Scout BSA Handbook Cooler
Dining Flies, Poles & Stakes Saws Water Jugs
Merit Badge Library Shovels Lanterns
Song Books Tools Skit Book
Program Supplies** Bulletin Board Bug Net
* BSA National Standards require tents to have a minimum of 30 square feet of floor space per camper and
the warning “No Flame in Tent” marked on the outside near the doorway.
** Compasses, knot books, binoculars, flint & steel, etc.
NEW FOR 2021 – Bring your troops cooking gear to be able to cook in campsites
for breakfast.
Model Site Checklist
American and troop flags properly displayed with troop identification
First Aid kit available in a central location and “Fireguard Plan” posted
Campsite laid out with clear and safe traffic lanes
Tents and flies pitched correctly, taut and using proper knots
Tents marked with “No Flame in Tent” sign or stencil
Campsite clean - litter free; personal items stored properly
Cook area clean - food & gear properly stored, surfaces clean
Garbage cans used and covered; liners in place
Bulletin board with roster, Fireguard plan and program posted
Latrine is clean
Saw/Axe yard separated from central site, marked and large enough
Show respect for camp facility - no marking of trees or property
No trenching
For Hammocks—ONLY webbed straps can be used on tree’s
Trading Post Coolers
Our Trading Post is stocked with merit badge items, souvenirs,
candy, T-shirts, patches, camping gear and toiletries and much BRING COOLERS. Be
more. sure they are secure
Regular hours will be posted at camp. from our native critters
and Mighty MO.
ICE IS AVAILABLE
AT NO COST THIS
YEAR!
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 10Merit Badges
Scouts BSA Camp & Records
Camp Topography
As you plan your week, we would like to remind you that, unlike most camps in the Mid-
West, Lewis & Clark has topography, meaning that we have changes in elevation. Lewis &
Clark is built on the bluffs and rolling hills of the Missouri River. Campsites and program
areas are located on the slopes leading to Lewis & Clark Lake. Our dining hall,
administrative offices and shooting ranges are all located at the top of the bluff. We
mention this as a courtesy so that you can properly plan your week. We have added
elevations to the map to aid in this process. If your troop is accustomed to camping in flat
regions, you may want to do a little pre-camp training before arriving.
As a result of our location on the bluffs of the Missouri, we are blessed not only with a
magnificent view, but with thick forest vegetation. Many new visitors are surprised to see the
dense forest and abundance of trees “in the middle of the prairie”. All campsites and merit
badge areas, with the exception of the waterfront, have shade most of the day.
Merit Badges
Each Scout should review the requirements of the merit badges he/she would like to take prior
to coming to camp. This will allow requirements to be completed at home that will not be
completed at camp.
Registration for merit badges enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. You must
checkout of Tentaroo each time you add or delete Scouts or merit badges for the system
to save your changes.
Be sure Scouts have current merit badge pamphlets.
Pamphlets are available for sale from the Trading Post, but advanced purchase and reading is
highly recommended for the scouts to be able to complete merit badges at camp.
Scouts should complete requirements that cannot be done at camp before arriving.
Scoutmasters / Merit Badge Councilors please send a signed note with your Scout stating what
requirements were completed prior to attending camp. Notes should be turned in to the merit
badge counselor at the first session.
Merit Badge Completion Records
Lewis & Clark merit badge counselors will track all requirements completed at camp. All
requirements & completed merit badges can be checked by logging into your Tentaroo account
(same one you used to register for camp). You can also view or print the Scouts’ schedules. Access
to computers will be available at the Administration building and the Trading Post.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 11Scouts BSA Camp Jamboree Style
Camping
New for this year we will use a jamboree format to meet current camping health and safety guidelines. Troops and lone
campers will be assigned to a campground and will form a new Camp Troop for the week’s camp.
These will be the 4 Camp Troops for the Week.
Troop Floyd/York Troop Crazy Horse/Red Dog
Troop Pryor/Gass Troop Spotted Tail/Red Cloud
Camp Troops will form patrols and elect troop leadership Sunday night.
Senior Patrol Leader.
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader.
Patrol Leaders.
Assistant Patrol Leaders
Troop Scribe.
Troops are encouraged to bring camp site activities and games to share at camp.
Camp Programs
Camp Troops will rotate through each of the 4 program areas and spend one full day in each area working on merit
badges, participating in troop activities, playing games and eating their meals.
Camp Keel Boat -
This is where you get your fill of splashing, paddling, floating and crafting.
Camp Sacagawea -
A new home for developing outdoor skills and working with campers on rank requirements.
Camp Davey Jones-
A great place to for a hands-on experience with nature and to learn about our world.
Camp Frontier -
Learning skills that aren’t for City folks!
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 12CAMP FRONTIER CAMP KEEL BOAT
Camp Frontier Camp Keel Boat
PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
Merit Badges On the Water
Rifle (All day activity) Merit Badges
Shotgun (All day activity) Small Boat Sailing (All day activity)
Archery (All day activity) Canoe & Kayaking (All day activity)
Photography (AM) Swimming (AM and offsite)
Fire Safety (PM) Lifesaving (PM and offsite)
Citizenship Cluster (All day) Adventure Activity Age 14+
Diversity (AM) Personal Watercraft Challenge
Citizenship in the Community (AM) (All day activity)
Citizenship in the World (PM) Jets Skis
Citizenship in the Nation (PM) Stand Up Paddle Boarding
**Your Scout will need to do pre-work 1 Motorboating Merit Badge
week before attending camp via Google
Classroom and have it completed at On the Shore
camp. Merit Badges
** They can also be taken individually Basketry (AM)
with the Google Classroom. Leatherworking (PM)
Animation (AM)
** First Class Scouts or above only for Metalworking (PM)
the cluster
Group Activity Options
Group Activity Options Challenge Valley
Black Powder Shoot Fingerprinting
Tomahawk Throwing
Branding Station
Action Archery
Shotgun Shoot
****For all day activities, Scouts will still have
Adventure Activities Scouts 14+ a chance to participate in group adventure
Cowboy Action Shooting activities.
ATV Course (All day activity)
Winchester/NRA Marksmanship Program Must have water shoes to participate in
aquatic activities.
****If Diversity has not been released, we will
be teaching American Cultures in preparation
for it.
****For all day activities, Scouts will still have
a chance to participate in group adventure
activities.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 13CAMP CAMP
DAVEY JONES SACAGAWEA
Camp Davey Jones Camp Sacagawea
PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
Merit Badges Merit Badges
Geology (AM) First Aid (All Day)
Archeology (PM) Camping (AM)
Insect Study (AM) Pioneering (pm)
Bird Study (PM) Textile (AM)
Nature (AM) Wilderness Survival (PM)
Soil and Water Conservation (PM) Emergency Preparation (AM)
Hiking and Leave No Trace Awareness Signs, Signals and Codes (PM)
(All Day)
Group Activity Group Activity’s
Nature Conservation Projects Pioneering Catapult Competition
Nature Hike
Intro to Outdoor Leadership Skills
Intro to Outdoor Leadership Skills
****For All day activities, Scouts will still have
a chance to participate in group adventure
activities.
****For All day activities, Scouts will still have
a chance to participate in group adventure
activities.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 14Scouts BSA Camp Service Projects, Chapel
& Leader Training
Service Projects
Troops will have many opportunities to be involved in service projects at
camp. Scouts will participate daily in raising or lowering of the flag during
the daily flag ceremony, saying grace before meals, helping with camp
programs and conservation projects.
Chapel Service
A camp chaplain serves Lewis & Clark. The chaplain will help train Scouts in
your troop to provide a non-denominational worship service on Wednesday
evening. Each troop will have an opportunity to participate in the program.
Information will be made available at troop check in.
Leader Training Opportunities
Training opportunities are available to all leaders during the week.
Schedules and sign-ups are available when you check-in on Sunday.
You must attend all scheduled times for these trainings to be considered trained.
Hazardous Weather
Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills Training
Safe Swim Defense
Life to Eagle
Scoutmaster Specific Training
Leave No Trace Awareness
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 15Scouts BSA Camp Camp Schedule
Sunday
Event Time
Check-in and Camp Site Set Up 1:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Camp Safety Moment & Dinner in Campsites 6:00 PM
Troop Organization in Program Campsites 6:45 PM
Opening Campfire Program in Campsites 8:00 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday
Event Time
Reveille 6:00 AM
Rotating Shower Schedule 6:00 - 7:00 AM
Breakfast in Campsites (Cooked by Troop) 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Health Checks Completed 8:15 AM
Assembly/Flag Raising in Program Camp 8:50 AM
Morning Program Activities 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Lunch in Program Camps 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Afternoon Program Activities 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Flag Lowering/Evening Meal in Program Camps 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM
Evening Program Activities 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Friday Closing Campfire in Program Camps 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Return to Camp Sites 8:00 PM
Rotating Shower and Trading Post Schedule 8:30 - 10:30PM
Lights Out 11:00 PM
Wednesday
Reveille 6:00 AM
Breakfast in Campsites (Cooked by Troop) 6:00 AM - 8:45 AM
Health Checks Completed 8:30 AM
Flag Assembly in Campsite 8:30 AM
Open Merit Badges and Tours 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Lunch (Sack) 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Open Merit Badges and Tours 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Steak Dinner in Tuesday’s Program Camp 5:45 PM – 6:30 PM
Open Time 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Wednesday Chapel in Tuesday’s Program Camp 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Lights Out 11:00 PM
Saturday
Reveille / Break Camp 6:00 AM
Breakfast at Check Out Locations 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Scheduled Check Outs Start 8:00 am
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Information
Camp Frontier
Merit Badges (max #) Req. Age Important Info
Shotgun (10) All Don't bring guns or ammo
Rifle (16) All Don't bring guns or ammo
Archery (16) 2nd Year Camp provides all equipment
Photography (10) All Will need your cell phone
Fire Safety (10) All Complete requirement 11 at home
Diverstiy/Citizenshp in the
2nd year Google Classroom for pre or post work to complete
Community (10)
Citizenship in the
2nd year Google Classroom for pre or post work to complete
World/Nationa
ATV’s 14 Need permission form – and other items listed on form
Camp Keel Boat
Merit Badges (max #) Req. Age Important Info
Bring long sleeve shirt, pants, and swim shoes
Swimming (18) All Requirements 6 & 7 must be completed at home
PWC/Paddle Boarding 14 yrs. and
Motorboating MB (10) older Must sign waiver -- Must pass swim test
Small Boat Sailing (8) 13+ Must pass swim test
Canoeing & Kayaking (14) 1st year Must pass swim test
Lifesaving (5) 13+ Must pass swim test Requirements 1 b and 14 a, b must be completed at home
Requirements 4 and 5 DO NOT need to be completed ahead of
Metalworking (10) All time. However, they may require extra time outside of MB block
Basketry (10) All Supplies provided
Animation (10) All Supplies provided
Leatherworking (10) All Supplies provided
Fingerprinting All Supplies provided
Pulp and Paper All Supplies provided
Camp Sacagawea
Merit Badges (max #) Req. Age Important Info
Textile (10) All
Needs to have camping experience. Requirements 3, 4, 5e, 7a, 7b, 8c, 8d, 9 to
Camping (12) All be finished at home.
First Aid (15) All No prerequisites
Pioneering (10) All No prerequisites
Signs, Signals and Codes No prerequisites
All
(10)
Make survival kit at home and bring it to camp. See requirement 5.
Wilderness Survival (10) All
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide P a g e | 17Scouts BSA Camp Merit Badge
Information
Camp Davey Jones
Merit Badges (max #) Req. Age Important Info
Insect Study (15) 2nd Year Complete 5, 6, 9 and 10 before or after camp.
Geology (15) All Complete 4 and 5 before or after camp.
Archeology (15) All No prerequisites
Bird Study (15) All Might need to complete 5 and 8 at home pending on camp conditions at camp.
May need to complete number 4 at home pending conditions at camp
Nature (15) All
Soil and Water 3rd yr./Star Please have requirements 7 completed prior to camp - bring documentation with you
Conservation (15) Rank
Hiking and Leave No Requirement 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e, 5 and 6 must be completed after camp. Bring day
Trace Awareness (10) 2nd Year pack with you.
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 18Scouts BSA Camp Registration
Instructions
How Do I Register For?
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation
Visit our Council website - www.siouxcouncil.org and log in.
If you are new, please select Create Account and then select Lewis & Clark
Scout Camp. Please use Unit as your account type and then complete all
requested information and click the Save tab.
You can now click the Events icon on the left side of the page, choose Lewis
& Clark Scout BSA Camp and then the week you would like to attend. Click
‘Register for Event’.
Add youth to your registration by entering the number of youths in the
campsite group of your choice. All youth from your troop must be entered in
the same group as this determines the merit badge schedule for the week.
Every group is offered the same merit badges, the group will determine the
day of the week you attend each program area. As you enter each youth’s
name, follow the prompts to select merit badges. There is a limit of 50 youth
per group site.
Adults can be added anytime up to one week (7 days) prior to your arrival at
camp. When doing this, select the number of adults that are coming. Then
enter the names and follow the prompts to select the days that they will
attend. Note that Sunday and Monday are one fee like Friday and Saturday,
the rest are stand-a-lone days. If you have not completed this before you get
to camp, we will do it once you arrive for each adult.
We do require a $125 minimum reservation payment when your Troop first
registers. Choose the amount you would like to pay at that time and click
“Complete”. Fees must be paid by corresponding date to secure pricing.
REMINDER: Any time you make any changes, be sure to check the shop-
ping cart. Even a no cost ($0) change needs to be submitted through the
check-out process. You must complete this process for classes and activities
to be locked in for your Scouts.
If you have any questions, please call (605) 361-2697.
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Scouts BSA Camp Program Planning
Worksheet
This form is to prepare for online registration. This sheet should be used in
conjunction with the Leaders’ Guide to schedule your Scouts camp program.
Please note that some merit badges or programs take place all day. This sheet
should be used as a guide when registering online. Use as many sheets as
necessary and be sure to have 1st and 2nd choices for each Scout. This sheet will
hold up to 7 Scouts. Copy as needed.
Troop # ____________ Week Attending ______
Scout's Name Frontier Davey Jones Sacagawea Keel Boat Activity Interest BSA ID #
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
1st
Choice
2nd
Birth Date / / Choice
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 21Personal Camping
Scouts BSA Camp Gear Checklist
The following is a suggested summer camp equipment list for each
Scout. The Personal Overnight Camping Gear list found in the Scout BSA
Handbook will also be helpful as you pack.
Must Have:
Backpack or Sports Bag Shorts (2)
Sleeping Bag T-shirt (4)
Foam Pad or Air Mattress Sweatshirt or Fleece (2)
Pillow Light Jacket
Scout Handbook Hat
Flashlight or Head Lamp Sleep Wear
Extra Batteries Watch
Toiletry Kit (toothbrush, toothpaste, Extra Shoes
shampoo, soap, wash cloth)
Bug Repellent (non-aerosol) Bag for Dirty Laundry
Rain Jacket / Poncho Sunglasses
Notebook & Pen or Pencil Wallet / Spending Money
Pocket Knife Water Bottle
Swimsuit Towels
Scout Uniform Underwear
Socks Pants
Sunscreen (non-aerosol) Water Shoes (required for aquatics)
Do Not Bring
Camp Address
• Fireworks
• Firearms of any kind Scout’s Name and Troop
• Alcohol or Illegal Drugs Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation
• Boats 31071 430th Ave
• Pets Tabor, SD 57063
• ATV’s, bicycles, or Golf Carts
Camp Emergency Phone Number
(605) 665-7970
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 22Dates & Tasks
Scouts BSA Camp to Remember
Share Information from the Leader Guide As Soon As Possible
Inform and remind all Scouts and parents of camp dates
Recruit two or more registered adult leaders to spend week at camp
Note payment date and fundraise if necessary
Plan for medical checks
Schedule a Parents’ Night
Parents’ Night
Describe the camp program and troop operation plan for camp
Provide information about what each Scout will need
Distribute and explain the BSA Annual Health and Medical Record
Have parents work with Scouts to select merit badges
Review camp COVID-19 procedures. If parents not confrontable with
procedures Scout should not attend camp
Two Weeks Prior to Camp
See that all Scouts and leaders have completed the necessary medical forms
Days Prior to Camp
Double check that all Scouts and leaders have completed medical forms
Prepare, print and sign pages for any merit badge requirements completed
prior to camp - these should be turned into Program Director during check-in
Prepare troop and patrol equipment to bring to camp
Inspect each Scout’s personal gear and uniform
Finalize transportation arrangements to and from camp
Arrange funds (either checks or credit card) to pay fees at camp
Review troops Covid-19 prescreening forms
Morning of departure perform health and temperatures checks of everyone
coming to camp
Complete health and temperature log
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide - P a g e | 23COVID-19 Protocols and Acknowledgement Form
Page 1 of 4 required forms
In addition to the high standards required by Boy Scouts of America to open and operate a summer camp,
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation and Sioux Council will be implementing the following policies based on
guidance from CDC, State of South Dakota, OSHA, ACA and BSA for summer camp operations.
Camp Pre-Screening:
o All Scouters attending will be required to fill out a screening questionnaire in the 48 hours before arriving at camp.
o All Scouters attending will be required to have their temperature checked and logged just before departing for
camp.
o Anyone answering any question positively or having a fever the day of travel to camp may not leave for camp.
o All Scouters will be required to have a signed Covid-19 notice of risk and responsibly while attending camp.
o Scouters will not be allowed into camp if they are traveling from a Covid-19 CDC or state health department
designated hot spot, have not completed the above screening, temperature log and a singed Covid-19 notice for
each adult and youth.
Camp Screening & Monitoring:
o All adults and youth will be individually screened and must pass this before being allowed to proceed into camping
and program areas. This screening will include a health questionnaire and temperature check.
o All adults and youth will have a daily health check in their campgrounds before leaving for program areas.
o Troop Health Logs will be used to track data for individuals at camp.
In Camp Prevention:
Building Access -
o The following buildings will be closed to the public Camp Administration Building and Dining Hall.
o The following buildings will have limited access with time limits per person, timed access for groups and sanitizing
procedures to be complemented between groups, East and Central Shower House and Trading Post.
o No Visitors will be allowed in camp.
Meal Service -
o Monitored and mandatory hand washing before and after meal service.
o All meals will be served in campgrounds or program areas.
o All meals will be served using disposable pans and utensils.
o All meals will be eaten using disposable dishes and utensils.
Social Distancing -
o Attendance for each camp session will be limited.
o All off site trips have been removed from the schedule.
o No visitors will be allowed during camping sessions.
o Scouters will be assigned to a Social Group (Camp Troop). This group should not interact with another social group
during camp.
o Lewis & Clark will only open 4 of our 14 campsites 1 for each Camp Troop.
o Lewis & Clark will be divided in to 4 program areas.
o Each Camp Troop will spend a full day in each program area.
o Merit Badges will limit extended face to face contact by using learning centers when able and adjusting programs to
give additional spacing between Scouters.
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Page 2 of 4 required forms
Sanitization -
o Handwashing stations will be provided in each program areas with mandatory handwashing times scheduled
during camp programing.
o Sanitizer will be available throughout camp.
o Where appropriate sanitizing wipes will be provided to sanitize items between uses.
o Staff will be required to attend BSA training on proper cleaning procedures for Covid-19.
o Program areas, shower houses, bathrooms, Trading Post will be sanitized between each Camp Troops use.
o Masks and gloves will be required for all serving of food.
o All Sanitizing procedures will be in accordance with CDC, BSA and local health department guidelines.
o All Sanitizing products will come from the CDC approved list of products to neutralize COVID-19.
Health Checks -
o All Scouters will be required to maintain a health log starting with a check before leaving for camp through their
last full day of camp.
o Lewis & Clark will provide a logbook and no contact thermometers for use at camp.
o Camp Health Officer will monitor camp health logs and immediately separate anyone failing a health check and
consult with our camp medical director.
o Anyone failing a health check may not return to participate in camp activities without the Camp Medical Directors
approval.
Post Camp -
o If any staff or attendee reports having a positive Covid-19 test, the Sioux Council will inform troops through the
contact information provided in their camp registration.
Your safety and the safety of all our members, volunteers, and employees is Sioux Council’s top priority. In light of
COVID-19, we are taking additional precautions at camp on top of our long-established health and safety measures.
First, our council health supervisor, a physician, is following state, local and Federal guidelines to ensure we are
mitigating as much as possible the risk of COVID-19 at camp.
Our mitigation plan includes:
• Pre-attendance education,
• Health screening conducted by your unit prior to travel to our camp, including a temperature check.
• Health screening upon your arrival at camp conducted by our camp health officers, which will also include a
temperature check.
• Note: should anyone in the unit not pass the arrival screening, the entire unit will not be allowed to enter
camp.
• No visitors in camp.
• Hygiene reminders throughout camp experience.
• Handwashing /sanitizer stations throughout camp.
• Staff to clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces and shared program equipment.
• An emergency response plan that includes isolation and quarantine protocol should a person at camp develop
symptoms of COVID-19 or other communicable disease.
• Check-ins with each unit one week and two weeks after the unit leaves camp to determine if any participants
have developed symptoms.
These precautions are important, but they do not remove the potential for exposure to COVID-19 or any other illness
while at camp. Some people with COVID-19 show no signs or symptoms of illness but can still spread the virus, and
people may be contagious before their symptoms occur. These factors mean that an infected person may pass the
required health screenings and be allowed into camp.
We also know the very nature of camp makes social distancing difficult in many situations or impossible in some cases.
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Page 3 of 4 required forms
Information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that older adults and people of any age
who have serious underlying medical conditions are at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19. If you are in this
group, please ensure you have approval from your health care provider prior to attending camp.
We know that each staff member, volunteer, and Scouting family has a unique set of circumstances to consider when
deciding whether to attend camp. We hope this information will be helpful as you make those choices.
We recognize and accept this form of camp protocols, signed by myself and/or my parent/guardian if
under the age of 18. I agree to follow written and verbal social distancing guidelines and to participate
with my safety and the safety of others in mind.
Parental Signature Date:
Youth Signature Date:
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Page 4 of 4 required forms
The undersigned ___________________________________ (Parent, Camper, Visitor, Leader) is attending programs
offered by the Sioux Council, BSA. He/she will be attending programs at Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation. After
reading all pages of “COVID-19 Protocols and Acknowledgement Form” he/she acknowledges having read these forms
informing them of the risks to himself/herself and other in relations to the following:
Given the current state of SARS CoV-2 (COVID-19) in our surrounding communities, state, country and world, the
Sioux Council cannot guarantee that all those in attendance that enter this property and participate in this program are
not asymptomatic carriers of the virus. We have screening protocols in place to attempt to assure your safety, but the
possibility does exist that our screening process and protocols will not prevent COVID-19 from entering our camp. Also,
if you are over 65 or have underlying health issues like coronary artery disease, hypertension, diabetes, renal disease,
cancer, or are currently receiving chemotherapy or history of chemotherapy your risk of critical illness should you
contract COVID-19 is greater. We encourage everyone to visit their primary physician regarding potential risks and
follow all applicable government guidelines. Your health and well-being are our number one concern and yes should
only participate in our programs if you feel comfortable with the additional risk due to COVID-19 at this time.
By signing below you a) acknowledge all the risks described above b) acknowledge the above protocols and your part
to keep camp safer for all by practicing written and verbal social distancing guidelines c) releases the Sioux Council, its
staff and all other participants and program collaborators from any and all claims for liability if he/she contracts COVID-
19 virus; and d) to the extent allowed by applicable law, covenants to not sue the Sioux Council, its staff and all other
participants and program collaborators in connection with any such claims, liabilities or cause (s) of action related to
COVID-19 unless any part or parts of this release are held to be invalid or unenforceable, all remaining portions of this
release shall continue in effect.
I have read and agree to the above acknowledgement
Camper Signature: ________________________________________ date:______________
Parent/Guardians signature if individual is under 18: ___________________________ date: _____________
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide P a g e | 27All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Program
Participation and Hold-Harmless Agreement
Camp Lewis and Clark from the Sioux Council will be conducting an ATV program at camp. Participating
Scouts will be instructed how to ride on and drive an ATV. Scouts will be taught ATV safety and will drive on a
training course, then on approved trails only. Scouts will be on the unit individually and in control of the power
and brakes.
Scouts will be required to wear a helmet, goggles, gloves, over-the-ankle boots, long-sleeve shirts, and long
pants. Scouts are expected to abide by all safety rules and the instructions of the camp instructor(s).
I, the undersigned, give my child, , from Unit (troop, crew, post)
permission to participate in this program. I understand that participation in the activity involves a certain degree
of risk. I have carefully considered the risk involved and have given consent for my child to participate in the
activity. I understand that participation in the activity is entirely voluntary and requires participants to abide by
the rules and standards of conduct. I release the Boy Scouts of America, the ATV Safety Institute, the local
council, the activity coordinators, and all employees, volunteers, related parties, or other organizations
associated with the activity from any and all claims or liability arising out of this participation.
For safety, my child and I agree that he/she will do the following or he/she will be removed from the
program. Because space is limited, any additional cost associated with participation in this program will not be
refunded.
1. Complete ATV E-Course and bring printed certificate to camp. Here is the link
to take the training: https://atvsafety.org/atv-ecourse/ Participants need to bring
the following in order to ride:
2. Complete the ATV safety class taught at Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation. Long Sleeve Shirt
Long Pants
3. Wear all required safety gear at all times while on or around equipment. Ankle-High Boots
4. Follow all safety rules provided in the training class. Lewis and Clark will provide all
other safety equipment needed
5. Follow the instructions of the camp staff instructor(s). to ride
6. Maintain control of the ATV at all times and remain within the All Riders must be age 14 on
speed determined to be safe by the camp instructor(s). the day of riding to participate.
7. Be in full compliance with all local, state, and federal guidelines, including
age restrictions and original equipment manufacturer standards.
8. Respond to the camp satisfaction survey from the Boy Scouts of America
as it evaluates the ATV program.
Participant’s signature: Date:
Parent/guardian signature: Date:
Parent/guardian printed name: Date:
Home phone: Cell phone:
Email address (for survey purposes only):
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide P a g e | 28COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING
PROGRAM PARTICIPATION AND
HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation (Sioux Council) will be conducting a Scout Cowboy Action Shooting
program. In this program, Scouts will shoot a rifle, pistol, and shotgun under the supervision of an
NRA Range Safety Officer and NRA certified instructors. Scouts will be required to wear eye
protection and hearing protection at all times while on the range. Scouts are expected to abide by all
safety rules and the instructions of the Range Safety Officer(s) and rifle, pistol, and shotgun
instructor(s).
I, the undersigned, give my child, , permission to participate in
this program. I understand that participation in the activity involves a certain degree of risk. I have
carefully considered the risk involved and have given consent for my child to participate in the activity.
I understand that participation in the activity is entirely voluntary and requires participants to
abide by the rules and standards of conduct. I release the Boy Scouts of America, the local council,
the activity coordinators, and all employees, volunteers, related parties, or other organizations
associated with the activity from any and all claims or liability arising out of this participation.
For safety, my child and I agree that he/she will do the following or he/ she will be removed from
the program. I understand that any additional cost associated with participation in this program will
not be refunded if my child is removed for not following the rules below.
1. Complete a range safety briefing.
2. Wear all safety gear at all times while on the range.
3. Follow all the safety rules provided in the briefing.
4. Follow the instructions of the Range Safety Officer(s) and rifle, pistol, and shotgun instructor(s).
5. Do not handle the firearms until instructed to do so by the instructor(s).
6. Is 14 years of age, or 13 and has completed the eighth grade, as of the start of the class and will
be in full compliance with all local, state, and federal guidelines, including age restrictions and
original equipment manufacturer standards.
Participant signature Date:
Parent/guardian signature Date:
Parent/guardian printed name Date:
Home phone Cell phone
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide P a g e | 29Personal Watercraft (PWC) Program
Participation and Hold-Harmless Agreement
Lewis & Clark Scout Camp from the Sioux Council will be offering a personal watercraft program.
Scouts will be instructed how to maintain a PWC (Jet ski). Scouts will be taught PWC safety and
operate a PWC on a training course, then have open ride time in a designated area at Lewis &
Clark Scout Camp. Scouts are expected to abide by all safety rules and the instructions of the
camp Instructor(s).
I, the undersigned, give my child , permission to participate in this
program. I understand that participation in the activity involves a certain degree of risk. I have
carefully considered the risk involved and have given consent for my child to participate in the
activity. I understand that participation in the activity is entirely voluntary and requires
participants to abide by the rules and standards of conduct. I release the Boy Scouts of
America, the local council, the activity coordinators, and all employees, volunteers, related
parties, or other organizations associated with the activity from any and all claims or liability
arising out of this participation.
For safety, my child and I agree that he/she will do the following or he/she will be
removed from the program. Because space is limited, any additional cost associated with
participation in this program will not be refunded.
1. Complete the boater safety class taught at Lewis and Clark Scout Reservation
2. Wear all required safety gear at all times while on or around equipment.
3. Follow all safety rules provided in the training class.
4. Follow the instructions of the camp staff instructor(s).
5. Maintain control of the PWC at all times and remain within the speed
determined to be safe by the camp instructor(s).
6. Be 14 years of age at the start of class and in full compliance with all local,
state, and federal guidelines, including age restrictions and original equipment
manufacturer standards.
7. Respond to the camp satisfaction survey from the Boy Scouts of America
as it evaluates the PWC program.
Participant’s Signature Date
Parent/Guardian Signature Date
Parent/Guardian printed name Date
Phone Email (for survey purposes only)
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation - Leader Guide P a g e | 30Quality Camping
The Sioux Council Camping Committee is committed to camps that
meet high standards for health and safety, food service,
program, maintenance, conservation, staffing, and administration.
Lewis & Clark is a Nationally Accredited Camp
Your Assurance of Quality
Lewis & Clark Scout Reservation
31071 Boy Scout Road
Tabor, SD 57063
(605) 665-7970
Sioux Council
Boy Scouts of America
800 N. West Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
(605) 361-2697
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