The Scout Motto is ‘Be Prepared’. This page is intended to provide you with all the necessary information to arrive at camp prepared.
If you feel something is missing from this page, please let us know.
Note: These documents may change between now and camp. Dates of when the documented was last updated are included adjacent to the document name as well as in the document itself.
General
Leader Guide
Updated 1/1/2022
Begin here with our leader guide which will take you through our program areas, available activities, our weekly schedule, and more! So be sure to take a look at is as soon as possible.
Camp Map
Updated 05/26/2021
Take a look at where our campsites and the various facilities at camp.
Menu (Dining Hall)
Updated 4/22/2022
Check out our delicious menu! We pride ourselves on providing quality meals that not only fill your stomach but satisfy your tastebuds.
Menu (Trail Meals)
Will be updated April 2022
Sample Packing List
Updated 3/11/2022
Give a copy of this packing list to each person planning to attend camp so that they can come prepared with the basics of what they will need to have a great and comfortable experience this summer.
Unit Camp Form Tracker
Updated 2/25/2022
This document will help you and your unit ensure that all forms have been collected in order for you to be able to attend camp. Be sure to print it out and send it in along with all of the forms listed.
Medical Forms
Colorado Camps Medical Forms Guide
Updated 3/1/2022
Because of the laws in Colorado, our camps are considered childcare facilities. In order to comply with all state regulations, we do things a little differently than other camps around the country. The guide linked above will give a complete explanation of how and what you must do to comply with state and local laws.
Not sure where to begin?
We know that navigating all of these medical forms can be difficult. If you don’t know where to begin, click the button below and fill out the form on the following page. After completing the form you will be told exactly what forms are need for a Scout or adult participant.
BSA Colorado Camp Medical Forms – Required for ALL youth participants
Updated 2/8/2022
All youth participants who attend a camp in the Pathway to the Rockies Council are required to fill out this form. Please read the instructions of this form as they will help you better understand the purpose of this document as well as other requirements.
This document is a combined document of the following required documents:
- Annual Health & Medical Record
- Copy of Health Insurance
- Colorado Certificate of Immunization
- Colorado Addendum which includes:
- Parent / Guardian Contact Information
- Authorized Persons Information
- Sunscreen Permission
NOTE: Colorado does not allow chiropractors to sign off on any medical documents for camp.
Annual Health & Medical Record
Updated 12/31/2019
Parts A, B, & C are required for all youth & adults attending camp, regardless of how long they intend to spend at camp. If you an adult, please click the link above to complete this document. If you wish to complete this for a Scout / youth participant, please download the BSA Colorado Camp Medical Forms – Required for ALL youth participants.
Do not fill out this form until you have completely reviewed the Colorado Camps Medical Forms Guide. Because our camp is considered a childcare facility, this document must be filled out in a specific way. Not filling out this form correctly may void registration for that individual if correction(s) cannot be made prior to camp.
Permission for Medication Administration
Updated 9/2017
Required for all youth who will have prescription AND/OR over-the-counter medications (including vitamins).
Youth are not allowed to keep any medication on their person while at camp. This includes but is not limited to over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen, Tylenol, vitamins, essential oils, etc. If you or a parent has questions about what requires this form, please call us.
Contract to Carry
Updated 2/22/2021
Required for youth who must carry medication of a time-sensitive nature, such as an EpiPen or rescue inhaler.
While most medication is required to be dispensed by our camp health officer, some are required to be used in an emergency situation. In these situations, youth participants are required to have this document in their medical forms.
Dietary Restrictions
Updated 3/4/2022
For individuals who have allergies or dietary restrictions. Please fill this form out completely and submit it along with your other medical forms. This will give us a heads up as to how to handle special meals, especially when it comes to ordering.
If this document does not arrive a minimum of 14 days prior to the first day of your camp session, substitutions may not be available for meals.