Menu cards are an easy way for scouts to pick out meals for camping trips with directions, photo, and ingredients designed for a 6-person patrol.
Category: Camping
A ScoutMasterDave look at the ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 1-Person backpacking style tent, the setup and take down of this popular one-person three-season tent.
A discussion of minimizing the trash in the outdoors, and giving the scouts an appreciation for consumables they leave behind to be better stuarts of the environment
Minimize Campfire Impacts is one of the seven principles of Leave No Trace, which is a program in cooperation with the BSA, of the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics that teaches people how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly.
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Camping trip activities for Cub and Boy Scouts to improve the outdoor program and make the most of the camping experience.
Rain doesn’t need to ruin your camping trips. Follow these 10 tips for camping in the rain to get the most out of your wet weather camping experience. This ScoutmasterDave video is geared to cub scouts, boy scouts (ScoutsBSA) and any avid camper.
What to think about when you are picking out and setting up a campsite.
Ever wonder what’s in a leader’s pack? Or what should be. Here we take a look inside ScoutmasterDave’s backpack of treats.
Geared towards scouts, this ScoutmasterDave videocast delves into the do’s and don’ts of getting ready for a camping trip.
Your local scout camp, how and why to support it thought service and patronage.
How to prepare meals while in the outdoors in the cold temperatures
Keeping clean in the outdoors and in your food preparation while camping
Even if you don’t do backpacking with your Troop or Pack, these tips can help in all camping experiences.
An exploration of the cub and boy scouting camping experience.
How to effectively use a camp stove to make great meals in the outdoors.
Outing is an integral part of the Scouting, but it’s not enough so simply go, you need to have a plan for when you get there.
This week’s episode is all about experiencing your child’s first camping experience so it’s fun and can create memories for a lifetime.
Cub scout camping is an easy introduction to the outdoor experience, this exploration of the experience will make your child’s first camping experience easier for you and your son/daughter.
Cold weather camping doesn’t need to be a death march into the tundra. This week we explore how to make it tolerable if not enjoyable.
How $10 budget per person for a weekend can turn into some tasty meals with a little meal planning.
How $10 budget per person for a weekend can turn into some tasty meals with a little meal planning.
Patrol boxes are a way for a troop to designate cooking items with each patrol for easy packing, camping and cooking on camping trips.