20+ Years in Colorado

Summer Camp

Join us for a life-changing summer camp unlike any other! Where the youth plan the program, and you set up your own camp from scratch!

Troop and Crew 254’s summer camp is located in the beautiful San Juan National Forest, located outside of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Located at roughly 8300 feet in elevation, the camp is completely off-grid and 30 minutes from the nearest cell phone signal.

Each year, the camp is planned completely by the youth and no year is the same as the last. Common activities include:

  • Rappelling

  • Climbing

  • Hiking

  • Canoeing

  • Hot Springs Visit

  • Patrol Competitions

 

The cost is:

  • $475.00 for Scouts BSA Youth and Venturers

  • $360.00 for Scouts BSA Adults

 

These prices are all-inclusive for the entire week-long adventure which includes all food and transportation. If gas prices rise above roughly $3.75/gal for gasoline and $4.00/gal for diesel, then an additional gas surcharge may be added. A 10% discount is applied to the Scouts BSA Youth and Scouts BSA Adults if paid in full by May 1, 2024.

If an adult is camping but not already registered with the Boy Scouts of America, then they will need to complete an application and pay an additional fee for membership and a background check.

If registration is paid for by credit or debit card instead of Scout Account, an additional 3% fee will be invoiced to the family after the fact. We highly encourage the use of Scout Account funds. If your Scout Account is empty, you will receive a Quickbooks invoice in which to pay the balance.

All Payments are non-refundable. 

Summer Camp Forms

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Summer Camp Overview
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Summer Camp Overview

The Troop 254 Summer Camp Overview document provides a comprehensive guide to the exciting and enriching experiences planned for this year's summer camp. It includes detailed information about the various activities, schedules, and logistics, ensuring scouts and their families are well-prepared for an unforgettable adventure. Highlights of the camp include outdoor skills training, team-building exercises, and recreational activities designed to foster personal growth, leadership, and camaraderie among the scouts. The document also outlines essential packing lists, safety protocols, and contact information, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants.

Summer Camp Personal Equipment List
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Summer Camp Personal Equipment List

The Troop 254 Summer Camp Personal Equipment List is an essential document designed to help scouts prepare for an unforgettable summer camp experience. This comprehensive list outlines all the necessary gear and personal items that scouts should bring to ensure they are well-equipped and comfortable throughout their camping adventure. From clothing and bedding to hygiene items and essential camping gear, the list covers everything needed for a successful and enjoyable time at camp. Proper preparation using this equipment list will enable scouts to focus on making the most of their summer camp activities, learning new skills, and building lasting friendships.

Trip Departure/Pack-out Information
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Trip Departure/Pack-out Information

The Troop 254 Summer Camp Trip Departure/Pack-out Information document provides essential details for scouts and their families to ensure a smooth and organized departure for summer camp. It includes important departure times and locations, procedures for equipment drop-off, transportation arrangements, and any last-minute instructions or reminders. This document ensures everyone is fully prepared for a safe and enjoyable summer camp experience.

BSA Medical Forms
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BSA Medical Forms

The BSA Medical Forms Parts A, B, and C are essential documents required for all Scouts and adult leaders participating in Scouting activities. Part A covers basic medical information and includes the annual health and medical record, detailing personal health history and emergency contact information. Part B is the informed consent, release agreement, and authorization, ensuring participants and guardians understand the risks associated with Scouting activities. Part C requires a medical evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider, confirming the participant's fitness for participation. Together, these forms ensure the safety and well-being of all Scouts and leaders during Scouting events and activities.

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