Cub Scout Day Camp - J. N. Webster

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Calling all Cubs and Cub Parents! We will have 6 Fantastic Fun Weeks of Summer Day Camp at JNW!
Cub Scout Day Camp Weeks:
June 29 - July 03
July 6 - July 10
July 13 - July 17
July 20 - July 24,
July 27 - July 31
Aug 03 - Aug 07
The Connecticut Rivers Council is proud to offer summer day camp for ALL boys and girls, Scouts and non-Scouts, entering grades 2nd -5th in the fall. Tigers (entering grade 1) can attend with a legal guardian. Our day camp offers outstanding activities for a week of fun, learning, and adventure. Campers are divided into small, well-supervised groups/dens with volunteers from their own pack or a Staff Den Guide.
LOTS OF FUN!
We offer action-packed days with lots of fun — and some learning, too. Every day, there’s something new to do, learn, and explore! Activities may include Archery, BB Guns, Crafts, Fishing, Nature, Scoutcraft, Sports and games, and STEM.

All youth MUST be entering 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade in September 2026.
Kindergarteners during the 2025-2026 school year may attend. Youth entering Kindergarten in September 2026 do not meet the age requirements for Day Camp.
If your child is entering 1st Grade in September 2026, we require a parent/guardian to accompany them during the Day Camp.
Adults:
The key camp staff is National Camp School-trained and guided volunteer staff, comprised of the attendees’ family and unit members. A volunteer ratio of 1 adult for every three youths from your Pack is recommended for a safe, fun, and successful camp experience. See your Pack Day Camp Coordinator to arrange your volunteer days to ensure adequate coverage for your Pack. Adults who volunteer for at least two days also get a free Day Camp t-shirt! If you don’t have any Adults attending camp, we will provide Camp Staff Den Guides for the week.
Youth Helpers or Den Chiefs:
Youth ages 11-17 may volunteer to assist in various roles at camp, including set up, tear down, den chief-type service, help with stations, gofer and general camp service, and tag-a-long support. Youth Helpers who volunteer for at least two days also receive a free Day Camp t-shirt!
Tag-a-longs:
A Tag-a-long program is available for children (ages 3-5) of adult volunteers each day the adult is present at the camp. Must be potty-trained. Meal fees apply. We are not a daycare, but we do accommodate families.