Winter Camp - It's cooler!
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December 27-30, 2024

​Program and registration information for Winter 2023 below. For planning purposes, the information below is relevant. Expect Winter 2024 information in October 2024. 

Winter Camp provides Scouts an opportunity to earn merit badges and participate in activities not available during summer camp while practicing their cold-weather camping skills. 
Who: Winter Camp is open to Scouts BSA, Venturers, Sea Scouts, and their adult leaders
Scouts and adult volunteers may participate in winter camp with their unit, with our provisional unit, or as day campers. 
Merit Badges & Activities 
  • Fun merit badges such as Architecture, Camping, Chess, Citizenship in World, Composite Materials, Dentistry, Environmental Science, Game Design, Law, Music, Personal Management, Pioneering, Rifle Shooting, Search and Rescue, Shotgun Shooting, Sustainability, Truck Transportation,
  • Games
  • Cracker Barrels
  • An epic Klondike derby
  • Cold weather camping activities
  • Campfires
    ...and other unique programs such as
  • ATV Power Sports
  • Muzzle Loading Rifle Shooting
  • Shotgun 5-Stand and Sporting Clays Course
  • Basic Life Support and First Aid Training
  • Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills (IOLS)
  • Wilderness First Aid

​Merit Badge & Activity Enrollment: 
  • Scouts and adult leaders will be able to enroll in merit badges, activities, and training.
Memorabilia Pre-Order
Memorabilia pre-orders end on TBD

Camping
  • During registration, the unit will request a campsite.
  • Campsite assignments will be made by the camp director to maximize the use of the Adirondacks
  • All campsites have electricity
  • Units will be able to build fires in designated fire circles
Access to Restrooms and Water
  • All of our shower houses have been retrofitted to allow access to running water in the bathrooms and shower rooms.
  • Units should plan to create a handwashing station within the campsite, as water that flows through exposed pipes will be shutoff...this includes exterior sinks on the shower houses and sinks in the campsite latrines.
  • Scouts will have access to sinks in the dining hall and other heated buildings.
 
Heat, Fire, Warmth
  • Some of our spaces have heat – OA Lodge, STEM Labs, Dining Hall, Headquarters, Health Lodge, Nature Lodge
  • Many of our instructional spaces will have access to fire – Handicraft lodge, FROGS Shelter, Scoutcraft, campsites
  • Patio heaters will be used to warm some exterior spaces such as the Dining Hall Shelter and Anderson Shelter.
 
Meals
  • Meals will be served in the dining hall
  • Meals begin with supper on December 27 and end with lunch on December 30
  • Campers will depart camp prior to supper on December 30
Contact
Camp Director - Bud Harrelson at [email protected].
ATV Requirements and Forms
Out Lead. Out Serve. Out Achieve.
Cherokee Scout Reservation
3296 Boy Scout Camp Road  |  Yanceyville, NC 27379  |  336-694-6440
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An Old North State Council, Boy Scouts of America ​facility
1405 Westover Terrace    |    Greensboro, NC 27408    |    336-378-9166
It is the policy of the Cherokee Scout Reservation not to discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, age, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or related medical condition), gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or familial status, genetic information, citizenship status, ability, or any other legally protected characteristic in the administration of our program. Cherokee Scout Reservation will make accommodations, as far as is practical, to meet the needs of a person with disabilities as directed by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any camper or leader with a disability requiring assistance of the camp staff should contact the camp director at least 12 days prior to arrival at summer camp.
 
To report a violation of this policy, please contact Old North State Council Director of Support Services Bud Harrelson at 336-378-9166 or [email protected].