Cub Adventure Camp 2009
Daily schedule for sessions 1-8 clicke here.
What to bring - click here.
What to bring to Webelos Extreme - click here.
Session 6 is re-opened for registrations!
Click here to download the Cub Adventure Camp Leaders Guide for 2009.
Click here for Appendix A
Click here for the Auxillary Staff Appl.
Click here for the Cub Camp Staff Appl.
Click here for the Counselor-In-Training Appl. (CIT)
Click here for Appendix B
Click here for the 2010 Medical Form
The theme for this year’s Cub and Webelos Adventure Camp is “Cub Safari, “Animals, Animals, Animals”. All activity areas will incorporate this theme through chosen activities, atmosphere and spirit. The Program areas are designed to broaden the imagination while introducing new skills and activities. The theme was chosen to assist Packs in earning the Cub Scout World Conservation Award. Animals will assist the Campers to have fun while developing character, a major purpose of Cub Scouting. Using this theme, the staff will reinforce a positive self image while encouraging the Cub Scout Motto, “Do Your Best”.
Click here to download a map of the Cub Adventure Camp.
Directions to The Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation
Camp T. Brady Saunders, Cub & Webelos Adventure Camp,
& Camp S. Douglas Fleet are separate camps that share the
The Council Reservation.
1723 Maidens Road
Maidens VA 23102-2501
Phone 804-556-3633
Fax: 804-2663
Click here to get Mapquest directions.
The Council Reservation is located in Goochland County on
Route 634 (Maidens Road), one mile east of the Goochland Courthouse.
From Richmond, Virginia, go west on Interstate 64, U.S. Route 250 (Broad Street), or
State Route 6 (Patterson Avenue) for approximately 27 miles.
- Via 288 to Route 6 West: From Richmond, take State Route 6 (Patterson Avenue) west past Crozier and the State Farm, to the first intersection (U.S. Route 522 and Route 634). Turn right (north) on Route 624 to camp.
- From the South via U.S. Route 522: U.S. Route 522 connects with U.S. Route 60 west of Richmond. Proceed north on U.S. Route 522. Cross the James River at Maidens. Continue straight ahead to Camp on Route 634 at the intersection with State Route 6.
- Via Interstate 64: Take Interstate 64 to the Oilville Exit. Turn left (south) on Route 617 to U.S. Route 250. Turn right (west) on U.S. Route 250. Turn left (southwest) on Route 632, then turn left (southeast) on Route 634 to Camp. Note the highway signs that lead into camp starting at U.S. Route 250.
- Via U.S. Route 250: From Richmond, Take U.S. Route 250 (Broad Street Road) west past Oilville to Route 632. Turn left (southwest) on Route 632, then turn left (southeast) on Route 634 to Camp. Note the highway signs that lead to camp starting at Route 250 at Route 617.
To learn more about reserving facilities at the Cub Adventure Camp, click here.
History:
In the 1990's a committee of volunteers envisioned a camping atmosphere at the Council Scout Reservation that would provide for Cub Scout age youth the excitement and wonder experienced by all boys of this age. In 1998, our council embarked upon the largest capitalcampaign in its history, “The Campaign for Family Values”.The purpose of this campaign was to strengthen Scouting in central Virginia and to raise thenecessary funds to enable the vision of a Cub Scout Adventure Camp to become a reality. It is our hope that the vision created and the subsequent facilities brought forth from this vision and the funding of the capital campaign will encourage every Cub & Webelos Scout to experience camping and the Cub Scout program as he has never had the opportunity to do before.
The Cub Adventure Camp is located on the Heart of Virginia Scout Reservation in Goochland
County, Virginia. The Cub Camp is situated on 120 acres adjacent to Boy Scout Camps T. Brady
Saunders and S. Douglas Fleet. The Cub Camp is the newest facility on the reservation, in its fifth
season after opening in July 2002. Its facilities and management are surely one of the most current
and exciting within the United States.
The theme of this year’s Cub Adventure Camp is “Jungle Safari” and continues the purpose of Cub Scouting that is to develop and build character in our youth while having fun. The program that the Cub Scouts will participate in allows them to explore a wide range of experiences and activities. Through the activities they learn to develop character traits and experience the Cub Scout Motto: “Do Your Best”.
Facilities available for use by Scouts include a central dining hall, numerous theme-based
camping areas, such as the Western Fort, the improved Tee Pee Village, Mountain Cabins,
Yurt Village, and Baloo Tent Village along with several summer camp style camping tent areas.
Program areas that we have are: a nature center, an 800-seat amphitheater, a 64’ long Discovery Ship with fishing area, a “New World” style Fort for BB’s, archery, and games. Also available is a mineshaft and cave, handicraft lodge, a Castle which houses our pool / spray ground, BMX Track and much more!
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