Our May campout is scheduled for Friday Evening, May 18th, through Sunday morning, May 20th, at Lake Lopez. We are in group site Campobello and it can accomodate 24 vehicles. First 15 are free, additional 9 vehicles are extra. The pack will reimburse those who need to pay for bringing in extra vehicles. There are picnic tables, fire pit and BBQ, NO Hookups for RVs, but RVs are welcome. The cost of the camping trip will be $5/person. This will help cover the cost of food and help us reimburse the extra vehicles.

We will be going to the Mustang water slides on Saturday the 19th. The exact time is still being worked on, but the scouts that attend will be paid for. More information for the Mustang Water slides will be in a follow up email. Families will be responsible for any siblings and adults.
Possible Additional Costs
● Boats are $10/day
● Pets are $3.50/day (MUST be on a leash if in the group site)
The pack will be supplying Tri Tip Sandwiches on Saturday night for dinner and we ask for each family bring something to share for a pot luck style meal. Pack will be providing Smores on Saturday night as well.
In addition to the water slides there will be fishing and other activities during the trip.
Your adventure starts in the evening when you set up camp on a lawn next to the lion exhibit or in our heated, indoor classroom. Then our instructors lead your group through a series of exciting, hands-on educational activities including up-close animal encounters and behind-the-scenes explorations. An evening snack is also provided.
In the morning, your group will enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast, another up-close animal encounter with one of our zookeepers, a train ride, and creating a special breakfast treat for one of our Zoo animals. At the conclusion of our program, you are welcome to explore the Zoo with your group on your own to see all of your favorite animals in the light of day!
September 23rd – 24th
Fall Camp Out: We have a very rare and special camping trip planned for the end of September. Pack 93 is going to be able to camp at Mussel Fort where there is a very cool ghost town. Mussel Fort has several buildings to explore, an old Saloon, Jail, General Store and others. This is all thanks to the generosity of the private owners and pack 93 parents for making this happen. This is a rare opportunity since Mussel Fort is not open to the public. It is going to be a great and memorable event. Mussel Fort is located out in Tepusquet about 30 minutes from Orcutt. There will be other events planned for the campout with an itinerary to follow. This is one event you don’t want to miss. Even if you can’t make it for the entire time, you will want to come experience this piece of Santa Maria history.
Hearst San Simeon Creek Campground
Camp ground is full, for a waiting list call 1-800-444-7275 or .http://www.reserveamerica.com/ Camp sites are assigned on arrival. I will arrange with the Ranger to put our camp sites together. Whether I know you have reserved a spot or not, e-mail Sandra Beyea so she can have a complete list to give to the Ranger. Click here for directions.

Camping per night $30 a car no more than 8 people per car. Day use is $6.00. Boat Launch is $5.00 Pay when you get there.
Sites for both camping and hookups are first come first serve. RV with hookups will not be with the others -It is dry (no hookups) at the shore. Please e-mail Sandra Beyea back if you are going. We will spread our cars out to save camping spots. I will add you to a call list for further direction and information.
Cub Resident Camp - Set aside July 6 – 9 for Cub Resident Camp (all ranks). This year’s them is Adventureland, and there will be plenty of activities and competition with this theme of exploring new areas. This is in addtion to our traditional programs of aquatics, bb guns and archery, nature, and handicrafts. Earn medals for fun activities. Every Scout comes home a winner. For more information, download the brochure and sign-up today for either of these great sessions.
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