Cub Scout Day Camps
Connecticut Yankee Council
2010 Cub Scout Day Camps
Medieval Adventures
The world of mystery and magic, castles and dragons, magic and FUN await for Cub Scouts attending the 2010 Cub Scout Day Camp program. All Cub Scouts are invited to come and learn the games, traditions, crafts and sports found in medeval times at the 2010 Cub Scout Day Camp! .
Cub Scouts can participate in many types of activities including water activities, archery, field sports, nature, arts and crafts, Scout skills, and a variety of other events. All areas (especially archery and water activities) place a special emphasis on safety procedures. Each week also has a Family Day complete with awards and a campfire or ceremony in the afternoon. It’s a fun-filled week of challenging Cub Scout activities, exciting adventures and new friendships. Camp is open to all Cub Scouts who will be in first thru fifth grades as of September 2010.
Contact Christopher Guarniere, Staff Adviser, at 203-876-6868, ext. 241 or e-mail daycamp@ctyankee.org for more information. Space limited to 200 per session.
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Week
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Program
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Dates
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Locations
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| Week 1 |
Knights
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July 5 - 9
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PNA Park, Wallingford (Directions)
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| Week 2* |
Wizards
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July 12 - 16
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Albertus Magnus College, New Haven (Directions)
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| Week 3 |
Knights
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July 19 - 23
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Eisenhower Park, Milford (Directions)
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| Week 4 |
Wizards
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July 26 - 30
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Old Mine Park, Trumbull (Directions)
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| Week 5 |
Knights
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August 2 - 6
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Hoyt Scout Reservation, Redding (Directions)
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| Week 6* |
Wizards
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August 9 - 13
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Camp Seton, Greenwich (Directions)
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Hours of Camp
(Closing Family Picnic begins at noon followed by a campfire program.)
Register for Camp
Cub Scout Day Camps are accredited by the Boy Scouts of America
and licensed with the state of Connecticut.