Webelos Woods FAQ
The 2024 Event is a day event with an overnight component for participants invited to stay with a host Troop.
Registration Policy
Advance registrations is strongly encouraged for this popular Council event. To register for the event, click on the menu to the right to input your information and payment.
Walk-in registration is the day of the event and is required if you did not pre-register. Walk-ins will have a seperate line for check-in which may be longer than expected. Due to time constraints, walk-in registrants may be unable to complete registration in time to attend some activities depending on your arrival time.
Please follow the signs on camp to direct you to the registration locations.
Refund Policy
- If you are unable to attend, we would suggest working with your pack to see if a someone else can take your spot.
- We are sorry that we can not refund event fees if your youth/scout does not show up to the event.
- Any refund requests would need to be made through the Council Service Center during normal business hours, no later than a week prior to the start of the event.
Event Summary
What is Webelos Woods?
Webelos Woods is an opportunity for our Webelos scouts to learn first hand how the Scouts BSA program operates. Throughout the event Scouts BSA Troops will be hosting stations to show off the skills that they have been working on all year. At each station troops will be providing a teaching demonstration that is applicable to later events that Webelos will attend.
Why is Webelos Woods important?
Studies show that between 4th and 5th grade is often when scouts leave the program, which is also the time they cross-over into the Scouts BSA program. This event seeks to reignite the fire of scouting in the Webelos scouts by showing them what the Scouting program has to offer. Webelos Woods also seeks to kindle the relationship between Webelos, Parents, and Scouts BSA Troops to make the transition from Cub Scouts to Scouts BSA easier.
Are ScoutsBSA Troops invited to Webelos Woods?
Yes! In fact a new component to Webelos Woods is going to be initiated this year. While we have sought Troops to partake and help by hosting an activity station that Bears and Webelos can tackle. This year we are inviting Troops willing to host an activity station to come out to camp and enjoy a weekend camping opportunity at no additional fee. Troops can rent available cabins at standard rates if they choose. Troops are invited to set up model campsites or themed campsites that enhance the event and their activity. There will be a Campsite competition voted on by the Webelos Woods participants. Troops are encouraged to reach out to local Packs with the help of their District Executive and Commissioner and make sure the Bears and Webelos can attend and then stay over Saturday night with the Troop at camp to show them what Scouts BSA camping is like.
Event FAQ
What uniform do we wear for the event?
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All cub scouts / adults need to dress for the weather.
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Wear sneakers or boots - NO open toed shoes and rain gear if applicable, etc.
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Class B is the uniform for the event.
Are dogs allowed for the day at Quail Hill?
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No pets are allowed at Quail Hill.
Do I pay a reduced fee for not camping?
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No
Can I attend after / before my child's ball game or other activity on Saturday?
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Yes, you can come and go as you need for other activities.
Is there a parking pass to park at Quail Hill?
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Yes, please download it from the Webelos Woods webpage, fill it out and put it on your dash when you are in camp.
What food is included in the cost?
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No food is included in this event fee.
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You need to bring all your food, snacks and drinks for Saturday into Sunday morning.
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The Trading Post will be open. Trading Post sells drinks, nachos, popcorn, and candy and many other scouting related items.
Do we recycle at Quail Hill Scout Reservation?
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Yes, You will need to keep your garbage separate from your single stream recyclables.
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There are dumpsters at Quail Hill marked garbage and recyclables.
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Please do not put the lids on the recyclables.
Are siblings / friends allowed to attend?
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No. Our suggestion is to bring them to Family Camp and/or Cubtoberfest.
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This is the single BEARS & WEBELOS ONLY activity of the year.
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** No younger Cub Scouts or siblings please.**
What if there is an Emergency?
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If you get lost or have an emergency, find any Staff member.
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All stations will have the phone numbers of the Medic and Event Chair.
Is there water available at Camp?
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There are water spickets on the front Lawrence lodge and near Webelos Lodge, Lass Lodge, and Scout Lodge.
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Bottled water is available for purchase at the Trading Post.
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Everyone attending should bring their own personal full water bottle.