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With many Scouts and Leaders arriving and checking in at the same time, we need your help. We want to make this the easiest, fastest, and most efficient check-in process you’ve ever experienced. Staff will be available in the parking lot and at various check-in points to assist wherever needed.
CHECK-IN PROCESS
1. Arrive between 1:00 and 3:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time) on Sunday with your entire unit. If you will not be able to check-in during this period, please notify us in advance (906-387-2714).
2. A member of the staff will greet you in the parking lot and direct you to your campsite. Drive directly to your campsite. Your unit will have the afternoon to set up camp. Your site guide will meet you at your campsite to help you set up camp.
3. Health Lodge staff will come to your campsite. Be prepared to present a copy of everyone’s medical form for camp to keep in alphabetical order.
4. Buddy Tags will also be handed out at the waterfront. If you have done your pre-camp swim checks, present your pre-camp swim check form at check in. If you have not done your pre-camp swim check, a swim check time will be assigned to you.
5. Please turn in Dietary Needs forms at check-in discuss menu with the Commissary director so we can make sure of dietary menu changes and discuss healthy food options for your camper. Alert Medical staff of what may display if eating restricted food items.
6. Leader check in: While your unit is setting up your campsite, send your Scoutmaster or another leader to the Leader’s Lounge to check in your unit. Any monies due are required to be paid at this time.
7. The entire group proceeds to the Waterfront for an explanation of safety and proper conduct rules as well as their individual swim test, if needed.
8. Camp wide dinner will be served from the Commissary at 6:00 PM EDT. You will be able to bring the meal back to your campsite or eat in the parade grounds. More details will be provided at check in.
9. A Unit and Senior Patrol Leader’s meeting will be at 5:00 PM EDT at the Doc Jewell Pavilion.
10. Emergency drill between 7 and 7:30pm followed by camp Tour.
If your unit needs to arrive early, please indicate this in your registration. Units that arrive early are on their own until check-in starts on Sunday.
CHECK-OUT
1. All Units are expected to clean their campsite prior to check-out. This includes; cleaning all cooking gear, picnic tables, patrol boxes, latrines, shovels, and all wood tools.
2. Stack all poles used for camp gadgets in one pile. Borrowed poles should be returned to Scoutcraft.
3. Place all returnable items such as unused dish soap, sanitizer, egg cartons, syrup bottles, etc., into the food basket and return to the Commissary.
4. Pick up all trash in and around your campsite. Put all garbage by the campsite gateway for pickup.
5. Return any equipment borrowed from camp to the appropriate location.
6. Make sure campfire is dead out and campfire ring is clean and free of ashes and debris.
7. Settle your unit’s account, pick up your patches, and turn in your Adult Leader and SPL evaluations at the Camp Office.
8. Pick up any participant’s (refrigerated) medication in the Health Lodge.
9. Sign up for Summer Camp 2026.
