Escape to Adventure
Weekend Camping at Yawgoog
Troop Reservations
September 25th - 27th
October 2nd - 4th
October 9th -11th
October 16th-18th
October 23rd - 25th
October 30th - November 1st
Provisional Reservations
9/25 - 9/27 Webelos Weekend at Camp Yawgoog
10/16- 10/18 Webelos Weekend at Camp Yawgoog
10/02 - 10/04 Escape to Adventure Provisional
10/09 - 10/11 Escape to Adventure Provisional
10/23 - 10/25 Escape to Adventure Provisional
10/31 - 11/01 Escape to Adventure Provisional
Yawgoog will be opening its gates this fall for eight weekends with the opportunity for camping AND program. Scouts BSA units will be able to sign up and come weekend camping at Yawgoog while also receiving some of Yawgoog’s top tier program. Along with meals provided from the dining hall! Scouts will have the opportunity to work on Scout, Tenderfoot, Second and First Class Requirements at The New Frontier Center. A waterfront will be open with the opportunity to complete the Swimming Merit Badge, go free swimming or boating around Yawgoog Pond in Kayaks, Canoes or Paddleboards. The Crafts Center will be offering Basketry and Leatherwork Merit Badges. And the rifle range will be open for free shoot as well.
Events such as Free Swimming and Rifle Shooting will require Troops to sign up for a time slot ahead of time. Other activities such as New Frontier, Swimming and Crafts Center Merit Badges will not require any troop or individual sign ups. Stay tuned for more information regarding specific schedules for activities, along with sign up requests for your troop.
Friday evening units will be given information for a scavenger hunt which will be due on Saturday, time to be determined. On Saturday night there will be a baking contest. Troop flag ribbons and special Yawgoog patches will be mailed out to troop leaders for all participants
Units will arrive Friday Night and move into their campsites and the program will run until 4:00pm on Sunday. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner will be provided on Saturday along with Breakfast and Lunch on Sunday. Troops also will have the option to receive a bag lunch from the dining hall on Friday Night.
The cost for the weekend id $150 per person. Units will be allowed two leaders free. Camperships will be available by contacting us by email at: campyawgoog@scouting.org. There is a $50 deposit required when registering for each person and the balance will be due upon arrival at camp.
Numbers are limited to only 125 people per weekend more information is available on the Yawgoog website at www.yawgoog.org. Click on the links below to register:
September 25th - 27th
October 2nd - 4th
October 9th -11th
October 16th-18th
October 23rd - 25th
October 30th - November 1st
Webelos Parent and Me September 25-27
Scouts BSA Without your troop (Male or Female) October 2nd - 4th
Scouts BSA Without your troop (Male only) October 9-11
Webelos Parent and Me October 16-18
Scouts BSA Without your troop (Male only) October 23-25
Scouts BSA Without your troop (Male only) October 30-November 1
Webelos and a guardian will have the opportunity to come Fall Camping at Yawgoog the weekend of September 25th-27th and October 16th-18th. Webelos and their guardian will spend the weekend in the provisional site with a staff member. During both weekends Webelos will be able to participate in BB Gun Shooting, Scavenger Hunt and Bake Off Competitions, Arts And Crafts and work on Webelos Adventure Requirements. Webelos will have the opportunity to work on the First Responder, Into The Woods and Into The Wild Adventures. The weekend of September 25th-27th Webelos will be able to go swimming at the Waterfront and work on the Aquanaut Adventure. The cost is $200 dollars for Webelo and guardian, including the activities listed above along with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner on Saturday and Breakfast and Lunch on Sunday.
For any questions please email us at campyawgoog@scouting.org We hope to see you very soon!
At this point according to state guidelines the program is open to Rhode Island and Connecticut units. We are hoping that the guidelines for Massachusetts units will change in the future.
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ONLINE ORDERS
|
2021 Camp Yawgoog Dates
Week One: June 27 - July 4 Week Two: July 4 - July 11 Week Three: July 11 - July 18 Week Four: July 18 - July 25 Week Five: July 25 - August 21 Week Six: August 1 - August 8 Week Seven: August 8 - August 15 Week Eight: August 15 - August 22 |
SLEEP-AWAY CAMPS
WEBELOS/AOL SCOUTS A Scout joins a Pack because somewhere he or she saw or heard that Scouting provides the excitement of camping in the great outdoors. The Scout wants to share that excitement with buddies in a den as part of a pack. This is what a Scouit expects. Parents like yourself hold the key to fulfilling this understood promise. You can unlock the door to adventure so that one day that Scout will say, “ It was all that I had hoped for and more!” Register now
|
CY LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCEThis program is designed to help Scouts grow in self-confidence and self-direction; develop leadership ability and the strengths expected of a leader, and to afford them the opportunity to test their merit as potential staff members. The program includes orientation, observation, and participation in camp leadership and introduces scouts to new challenges. A great way to prepare for a career on the Yawgoog Staff.
Register now |
FUN FRIENDS ADVENTUREFun Friends Adventure works very much the same way your Troop would work while at Yawgoog. There are Patrol Leaders, Assistants, and a SPL. Each week FFA has it's own theme that adds to the excitement of the week. If you would like to spend the extra time at Camp to have the opportunity to egister ntake advantage of the program that is offered or just to enjoy the fun and fellowship of ScRouting Fun Friends Adventure. Additional weeks at Yawgoog Register Now
|
Troop informationForms, payments, resources
|
parent informationWhy send my Scout to Yawgoog
|
staff/employmentInformation, Application and Forms.
|
Founded in 1916 as “A Scout Adventureland Forever,” Camp Yawgoog is situated on 1800 acres of beautiful wilderness in Rockville, Rhode Island. Yawgoog is divided into three separate Camps: Three Point, Medicine Bow and Sandy Beach. All three camps share reservation program facilities. For example, the Nature Center is located in Camp Three Point, but is available to all Scouts on the Reservation. Each Camp has its own traditions – a color, songs and cheers – but all three Camps offer the same opportunities to Scouts. The atmosphere of healthy Camp competition is a unique aspect of the Yawgoog experience. Yawgoog Scout Reservation is a part of the Narragansett Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Council is a member of the Rhode Island Association of Camps, and subscribes to its principles of operation.