Belk Scout Camp

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2008 Belk Scout Camp

Mecklenburg County CouncilBelk Scout Camp

(704) 545-09589408 Belt Road

Midland, NC 28107

Welcome

Guide to Safe Scouting

• Two Deep Leadershipo Two registered adult leaders, or one

registered adult and a parent of a participating Scout, one of whom must be 21 years of age. Coed overnight activities require male and female adult leaders.

• Monitor Behavioro Adult leaders of Scouting units are

responsible for monitoring the behavior of youth members.

• Male and Female leaders o must have separate sleeping facilities.

Married couples must have appropriate facilities.

• Male and Female youth o participants will not share the same

sleeping facility.• Adult & Youth sharing a tent

o are only permitted for Parent or Guardian.

• Drugs and Alcoholo BSA prohibits the use of alcoholic

beverages and controlled substances.• Firearms

o are prohibited during any Scouting activity.• Flames in Tents

o Never use stoves, heaters, lanterns, candles, matches and other flame sources in or near tents.

Council / Camp Policies

• Motor Vehicleso Vehicle must be properly licensed and

insured.o Drivers must be licensed and 18 YOA.o Passengers must wear a seatbelt.

No riding in the back of trucks.o Speed Limit – 10 MPH

• Pets are prohibited• Sheath Knives are prohibited

Parking at camp

• Please do not park on the side of the road.

• Drop your gear off and move your vehicle to a designated parking area.

• After all it is an outdoor program.

General Information

• BSC consists of 286 acres.• The camp is divided into two areas,

o Cub Scout area, ando Boy Scout area.

You’re welcome to visit both.

• The camp supportso Cub Scoutso Webeloso Boy Scoutso Other council programs.

Map of camp

Camp Areas

Cub Scout Area

• Six Campsites – 115 Wall Tents• Picnic tables & Fire Rings• Restrooms and Showers• No Electricity in Sites• Obstacle Course• Archery & BB Ranges (District/Council only)• Shelters

o Open Sheltero Ship

• Staff Cabins

Cub Scout Area Photos

Boy Scout Area

• 15 Campsites – No Wall Tentso Tents are available

• Picnic Tables & Fire Rings• Camporee Field• Restrooms and Showers• Two Program Shelters

o The Chapman Sheltero The Catawba Shelter

Boy Scout Area Photos

• General open June 1st to Sept 30th • Daytime hours only “No Lights”• 60 feet wide by 75 feet long• 3 ½ feet to 6 ½ feet deep• No diving allowed• Some pool toys are available• A small “Pool Canoe” is available• Berry Shelter

Pool Photos

B. B. Parker Lake

• 4 ½ acre stocked lake• Suspension Bridge• Fishing is allowed

o Catch and Releaseo Fishing tackle available

• Amphitheatero Large Fire Ringo Island with two bridgeso You’ll need a chair

B. B. Parker Lake

• Boating areao Canoes and Rowboatso Paddles and PDF’s availableo No fishing in boating areao Certifications are required

• Picnic Areao Tables & Charcoal Grills

• Lake Shelter• Swimming is Not Allowed

B. B. Parker Lake Photos

Hunter Chapel

Repelling Tower

Dick Carter Nature Center

Other Facilities

Heated Latrine and Shower Facility

Adirondacks Dinning Hall

W. R. Cuthbertson Jr.

What’s available at camp?

• Tents• Propane Stoves• Dutch Ovens• Cook Kits• Shovels & Rakes• Sports Equipment• Frisbee Golf (9 holes)

Arriving at camp…

• Check-in at Camp Officeo Only two leaders need to check-in

• Provide a Cell Phone number• “Quartermaster” checks out equipment

o Try to check everything at once• Confirm Reservations & Camp• Acknowledge Camp Rules

o And, responsibilities

While at Camp…

• Only park in designated areas• Obey all Camp Rules• Monitor behavior• Fires must be out cold before bed

o Never leave fires unattended• If new to Camp be sure to explore• Clean program areas before you leave• Most importantly

o Campers should learn something, ando Have fun

Departing camp…

• Be sure your campsite is clean• Be sure Fires are out and cold• Check Service Project Assignment• Get campsite inspected• Check-out at the office• Return all equipment• Return safely

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