2011 Summer Camp Permission Slip
Heritage Supplemental Medical Form
Heritage Reservations Directions
Camp Liberty Map
2011 Summer Camp Driving Schedule - THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!
What To Bring To Summer Camp
If any adults are able to come for part or all of the week, we would appreciate your help. Please contact Eric Meyers, eam6602@comcast.net if you can help out any time that week. Thanks!
Something for Everyone…
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Advanced Scouts: Eagle Base Program Opportunities… High Adventury Type Day Trips
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Experienced Scouts: Merit Badge Opportunities
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Newer Scouts: Braddock’s Brigade, which helps the newer scout learn skills that will satisfy many of the rank requirements up through First Class.
How much?
Additional paperwork including health forms, permission slips, etc. will be required before leaving for camp.
Heritage Reservation, 1700 acres of unspoiled woodland is the ultimate laboratory for the experience of Scout summer camping. Every campsite is carefully nestled among the trees in Camp Liberty. The activity areas are designed to challenge and thrill every Scout, offering 33 merit badges along with six special older Scout programs.
The large, beautiful lake offers unlimited aquatics adventure, including all the water related merit badges -- Swimming, Fishing, Rowing, Motorboating, Water-skiing, Canoeing and Small Boat Sailing.
In the field sports area, Scouts can test their marksmanship abilities on the .22 rifle range and the target and action archery ranges. In the Ecology-Conservation area, Scouts learn about the natural world in which they live. The Scoutcraft area offers Scouts the opportunity to hone skills in camping, hiking, axemanship, backpacking, wilderness survival and pioneering. The Handicraft area offers instruction in basketry, leatherwork, woodcarving and model rocketry as part of the Space Exploration merit badge.
Camp Liberty It has 14 troop sites, a central area, waterfront, rifle and archery ranges, two troop showers, leaders' and staff shower and a campfire area. The central area consists of the Program Hall (adult centered), Commissary/Quartermaster/Trading Post building (boy centered), parade ground with flagpoles, and a staff dining/lounge building. The waterfront has both swimming and boating areas. The boating area is equipped with canoes, motor boats, rowboats, and sailboats.
