We are dedicated to keeping our Unit Leaders and Scouting families updated with the latest information regarding Scouting safely during the pandemic.
Scouting is the youth program designed to bring in everyone from the family to the great outdoors, learn new skills, and develop character. For more than a century, the Boy Scouts of America has instilled in children and their families a sense of accomplishment and pride, teaching them how to become future leaders of their communities.
Scouts in the Crater Lake Council get to experience what it’s like outside of their homes and schools, making the outdoors their other classroom. From basic first-aid to wilderness survival, young men and women learn the skills to thrive and care for their environment.
In Scouting, children are able to go on adventures with friends and even meet more along the way! This is where they can develop interpersonal and leadership skills, as well as lifelong memories, that they will carry with them through the rest of their lives.
While various activities and youth groups teach basic skills and promote teamwork, Scouting goes beyond that and encourages youth to achieve a deeper appreciation for service to others in their community.
This one of a kind event is scheduled for July 2023, and gives Scouts an experience like no other.
We have new dates for Snow Capades! Please join us on February 26th and/or March 5th for some fun in a winterland out at Camp McLoughlin at Lake of the Woods!
Out on Lake of the Woods, Camp McLoughlin is the prime destination for your Scouts to attend resident summer camp in 2022. Scouts are able to build friendships and gain memories that last a lifetime as they experience the great outdoors.
COMING SOON: 2022 Camp McLoughlin Camp Guide
Cub Scouts thrive out in nature. They learn the importance of the world around them, and the adventures that can be found with friends.
Scouts don’t just enjoy nature; they learn from it. Scouts take day hikes, go swimming, and embark on rugged multi-day backpacking and canoe treks.
From district pinewood derbies to congratulating our local Eagle Scouts, we’d love for you to get connected with us and stay in the loop of what’s going on in the Crater Lake Council.
Our newsletter is one of the best ways to learn about local Scouting news, upcoming events, and more!
Beginning March 1st, 2022, all temporary changes made to Scouts BSA advancement requirements to address the COVID-19 pandemic will expire. There will be a return
Dear all registered Scouting volunteers in California: As announced earlier, California Law AB 506 (“AB 506) is taking effect on January 1, 2022 and will support our mission
Internet Rechartering is now open at Login | Internet Advancement (scouting.org) This year there will be no recharter codes or packets. All Key-3 Members, Charter Representative Delegates, and Key-3 Delegates will be able to log in using their my.scouting.org usernames and passwords at advancements.scouting.org to complete the recharter.
It’s never too early to think about next summer’s best job out in the forest! The Crater Lake Council is now hiring for summer camp
The Crater Lake Council would like to thank all the golf sponsors and participants at the 36th annual Southern Oregon Golf Outing. With your help,
Autumn may be here, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look forward to sunny skies and next summer! We would like to invite you and
Sasquatch is roaming around in search of popcorn! This year for some pop-tastic fun, we’re tasking our popcorn-selling units to participate in a fun search
All units selling popcorn start with 30% commission from retail price, with a potential of 35% Units registered by July 1st – receive an additional 1%
