2024 Summer Camp Brochure
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2024 Program Presentation
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Summer Camp Kick Off Video
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Provisional Scout Registration
How to register your Scout.
Parents or Guardians can register their Scouts for a week of summer camp separate from any weeks their troop may be going. If a scout is going to summer camp with their troop they should go through the troop registration process.
To register your Scout as a provisional camper you need:
- The merit badge or Speciality Program selection for your Scout
- Be prepared to pay the needed fees
If you have questions, please contact the Camp Registrar, karen.caiati@scouting.org, 203-951-0234.
Troop Registration
How to register a troop.
A troop leader can register their whole troop for summer camp.
You should have:
- The deposit for your campsite reservation
- Your troops Scout roaster for summer camp
- The fees for paying for your Scouts program activities
- The merit badge and program selections of your Scouts
If you have questions, please contact the Camp Registrar, karen.caiati@scouting.org, 203-951-0234.
Troop Registration
March 15, 2023 is the deadline for entry of Scout rosters. At that time, a unit will be responsible for a minimum payment of $50 per registered Scout. To be eligible for the Early Bird bonus, full Scout fee must be paid online or received in the Council office by April 1st. Fees not paid by April 1st are due no later than the Troop’s pre-camp meeting date, approximately three and a half weeks prior to the start of the appropriate camp session (check the Leader’s Guide for the pre-camp meeting schedule).
Online payments may be made by credit card or electronic check. If your unit prefers to submit payment(s) to the Council office, please plan to do so in advance of entering your roster online. Fees submitted to the Council office will be entered as a unit summer camp registration credit that you will be able to draw against as you enter your Scouts and Scouters online. Roster entries entered without payment will be held in your “cart” until payment by credit card or electronic check is authorized.
If you have questions, please contact the Camp Registrar, karen.caiati@scouting.org, 203-951-0234.
Provisional Scout Registration
It is recommended that an account with login be set up to register so you will be able to return to the registration to make additional payments, sign up for special programs, and/or revise merit badge selections. Use the link below to access the registration system, select the desired week, and click “Register.”
Select the correct individual registration category and indicate whether you will pay the full camp fee or the $50 non-refundable deposit, by credit card or electronic check, when the registration is submitted. When you enter all the registrant’s information, you will also have the option of ordering and paying for camp photos and tickets for the Saturday family brunch (brunch is already part of every week long camper’s registration, tickets are for friends and family that would like to join the campers for the last meal at camp).
If you have questions, please contact the Camp Registrar, karen.caiati@scouting.org, 203-951-0234.
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Sequassen Alumni Association
CT Yankee Council
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Sequassen Alumni Association
CT Yankee Council
Week 1: June 30 - July 6
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Training Week
Trail To Eagle
Week 2: July 7 - July 13
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
Week 3: July 14 - July 20
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
Week 4: July 21 - July 27
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
Week 5: July 28 - August 3
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
SCUBA
Week 6: August 4 - August 9
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
SCUBA
Week 7: August 10 - August 17
Wilderness Patrol
New Scout Programs
Discover High Adventure (Scouts 14+)
BSA Lifeguard Certification Course
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail To Eagle
SCUBA
Merit Badge Selection Form
Ecology
Geology
Mammal Study
Mining in Society
Nature
Oceanography
Reptile & Amphibian Study
Soil & Water Conservation
Weather
Environmental Science
Space Exploration
Chemistry
Nuclear Science
Astronomy
Sports & Wellness
Fishing
Game Design
Sports/Athletics
Chess
Moviemaking
Personal Fitness
Aquatics
Kayaking
Learn-to-Swim
Lifesaving
Rowing
Swimming
Small Boat Sailing
First Aid
Motorboating
Paddleboard/Snorkeling BSA
SCUBA Diving
Handicrafts
Art
Basketry
Leatherwork
Music
Photography
Pulp & Paper
Wood Carving
Metalwork
Painting
Scoutcraft
Fire Safety/Scouting Heritage
Orienteering
Pioneering
Search & Rescue
Signs, Signals & Codes
Wilderness Survival
Emergency Preparedness
Geocaching
STEM & Trades
Programming
Automotive Maintenance
Plumbing
Welding
Woodwork
Digital Technology
Discover Adventure
Discover Adventure
We know older Scouts (14+) love adventure and Camp Sequassen is the place to Discover Adventure. In this program, Scouts will sample COPE (Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience), try the zip-line, participate in shooting sports, spend an afternoon tubing on the Farmington River and more. This program is offered every week of camp.
Wilderness Patrol
Wilderness Patrol
Offered every week of camp, our Wilderness Patrol gives new and first-year Scouts a chance to experience all the camp program areas with guidance from experienced staff. They’ll work on Scout skills that will help them advance and have a great time doing it. They will also be able to earn a couple merit badges to start them on their Scouting career.
Trail to Eagle Week
Trail to Eagle Week
Are you working toward earning the Eagle Scout rank? Join us for a week of programming to help you get ready- from Eagle-required badges (Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in the World, and Communication) to master classes on planning your project, the Board of Review, and more. Participate in our Eagle Week program during weeks 1 – 7.
Lifeguard BSA
Lifeguard BSA
Be more like a fish with our BSA Lifeguard program! You’ll learn and practice the requirements to earn both BSA and American Red Cross Lifeguard certifications. You must be at least 15 years old for our Lifeguard program.
Scuba Certification
Scuba Certification
Participate in our SCUBA program where you’ll work through the SCUBA merit badge requirements and NAUI certifications. You must be at least 14 years old for our SCUBA program.
Cooking Merit Badge
Cooking Merit Badge
Cooking merit badge is a special program offering, week 5, only available to Scouts who are attending Camp Sequassen for multiple weeks during the summer. Scouts must be at least 13 years of age. Registration is part of the online merit badge selection process. Space is limited so sign up today!