• BALOO/OWL Training - April 27-28
• Spring Camporee: Stevens Point - April 27-29
• Spring Camporee: Northwoods - April 27-29
• Roundtable Stevens Point - May 1
• Roundtable Rhinelander - May 1
• Aviation MB Clinic - May 2, 9, & 16
• Roundtable Marshfield - May 3
• Roundtable Wisconsin Rapids - May 3
• Roundtable Weston - May 3
• Spring Camporee: Ojibwa May - 4-6
• Spring Work Trek - May 4-6
• Wilderness First Aid - May 4-6
• Spring Camporee: Wausau - May 11-13
• Scout Shop Open - May 12, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
• Motor Boating Merit Badge - May 14, 15, 17 & 19
• Scholarship MB Clinic - May 14
• Reading MB Clinic - May 14
• Intro. to Outdoor Leader Skills - May 18-19
• Family Adventure Weekend - June 1-3 at Hanna Venture Base
• National Youth Leadership Training - June 10-16 at Hanna Venture Base

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Our STEM Day Camps offer activities for boys and girls going into grades 3-6. They'll work in teams, make new friends and perform experiments that make science, technology, engineering and math come alive!

Open to boys and girls going into grades 3-6. Open to the public but pre-registration is required!

Check out the upcoming STEM Day Camp dates and locations here(PDF)!

We will be hosting an Activities Committee meeting on 29^th May at 7pm at the Scout Center. This will be a meeting for any volunteer looking to be involved in an Activity Team in the Council. We want to do strategic planning and define a plan for down the road.

We will have Buffalo Wild Wings for all the volunteers. If you are interested, please provide contact information to Christine Reynebeau so that she can get you on the list, or to attend that meeting!

To state it obviously, the summer months are hectic with family gatherings and can be difficult to attend Scouting activities regularly. Starting June 1st, your Scout can be active in the Scouting program throughout summer while creating memories with family at the same time! 

The FTW (Future Trappers of Wisconsin) along with the WTA ( Wisconsin Trappers Association) will be holding its fourth camp in Eagle River at Trees for Tomorrow August 8th - 11th. The camp is for youth 10 to 18 years old. They will be limited to about 15 youth. There will be a lot of hands-on skills training (not just trapping) and at the end of the camp the youth will have a Trapper Education Certificate. The cost for the camp was $166 per student, but with the donations already received each youth would pay less than $100.  This cost includes room and board, transportation during the camp, and cost of the Trapper Education class. If you have Scouts who are interested they can contact Mike Kortenhof at 715-272-1358 or mkfurshed@hotmail.com.

Pre-order custom apparel online for everyone in your unit to wear at camp. Multiple items are available and can be customized with your unit number and city. 

Visit this page for details | But hurry! Order Deadline:  Friday May 4, 2018!

We've joined forces with the United Way for their Summer Fun Fair! Take advantage of Partnership for Youth's Summer Fun Fair and sign your kids up for all Summer activities in one place!

PFY Summer Fun Fair (PDF)

Each year, upon holding a troop election for youth candidates which results in at least one youth candidate being elected, the unit committee may recommend adult candidates to the lodge adult selection committee.  See the nomination form linked below for more details.

All nomination forms must be mailed or hand delivered directly to the Lodge Election Advisor by May 1, even if the youth election has not been held by that point.

Adult Nomination Form (PDF)

Adults are needed for the Volunteer Ranger and Commissioner Staff at camp this summer. Each program provides room and board for a week at camp and in return all we asks is that you help camp out with some projects throughout the week. 

• Volunteer Ranger - Volunteers to work with the ranger staff on projects such as campsite maintenance, new construction, and building maintenance. 
• Volunteer Commissioner - The commissioner’s role is to be a friend to every Scout and Scouter that attends camp. They will work with the commissioner staff to provide services to units throughout the week as well as other support roles such as campsite visits, program support, supply organization, and much more.

Anyone interested in helping in one of these roles can contact Samoset Camping at 715-365-3111 or email camp@samoset.org.