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2026 Campsite Assignments
Pavilion Set-Up Guide

How Campsite Selection Works

  • Campsite assignments are based on registration order—first come, first served.
  • You’ll choose your site number during registration, but not the lettered area (a, b, c, etc.)
  • Each site can be split into multiple patrol areas, so be prepared to share water spigots, pavilions, or lean-tos with nearby patrols
  • If you’re bringing multiple patrols, register together and note that you’d like adjacent areas (e.g., Site 3A & 3B)
  • If your patrol has any medical considerations, please be sure to list those in the registration comment section.
  • Some sites have access to power. See map.
Campsite Map

Campsite Rules & Expectations

  • No vehicles in campsites without a permit. Unload your gear, then move vehicles to a designated parking area.
  • One trailer per patrol is allowed; the tow vehicle must be parked elsewhere.
  • Set-up starts at 3:00 PM Friday.
  • Follow Leave No Trace principles. The site should look better when you leave than when you arrived.
Pavilion Set-Up Guide

Campsite Judging & Evaluation

Every patrol’s site will be evaluated Saturday afternoon by staff. While it’s not a competition against others, evaluations contribute to your Honor Patrol score.

Here’s what the staff will be looking for:

  • Proper tent setup with ground cloths
  • Neat and safe cooking area with proper food and fuel storage
  • Trash and waste managed appropriately
  • First aid kit visible and stocked
  • Fire safety measures in place (extinguishers, buckets, etc.)
  • Displayed patrol flag and American flag
  • Bonus points (figuratively) for camp gadgets, site gateways, or creative touches

Helpful Tips from the Trail

  • Split duties early. Assign setup roles before you arrive to speed things up.
  • Use a duty roster. It shows the judges you’re organized—and keeps your patrol running smoothly.
  • Consider pioneering projects. Not required, but they showcase your skills and make your site more comfortable.
  • Keep it dry and high. Rain happens. Store gear in bins, elevate food, and keep sleeping areas off low ground.
  • During extreme cold, storing liquids in a cooler helps prevent freezing.

Any additional questions may be asked during check-in or by contacting the Scoutmaster or SPL.

2026 Campsite Assignments

Updated September 1, 2025

SiteUnitDistrictUnit / Patrol Name:
1-4ClosedClosedClosed
5A   
5B   
6A  Silver Claws
6B  Silver Claws
6C  Silver Claws
7A   
7B   
8A   
10A   
10B   
12A   
13A   
14A   
21A   
SWC Woodruff Campsite Map
Game

Game TBD

Game

Game TBD

Game

Outdoor Skills: Game TBD

Game

Nature Center: Game TBD

Game

Waterfront, Game TBD

Bathroom Closed

Silver Claws
Patrol
Assembly
Field

Saturday morning opening ceremonies. Saturday game location (1 of 5). Sunday closing ceremonies.

Wide, open grass. Some hills. No vehicles allowed on field. Watch for goose poo.

Health
Lodge
Campfire

Saturday Campfire, Skits, and Awards

Outdoors, amphitheater seating on stone. Bring seat pads, ponchos, etc. if desired.

Nunn Building

Nunn Building: Registration check-in, staff HQ, bathrooms available.

Nunn Pavilion: Friday night Cracker Barrel, Saturday Night dinner

Main
Pavilion

Cracker Barrel and Saturday Dinner

Bathroom Closed

Bathroom Closed

2026 Campsite Map

Campsite Map

Pavilion Set Up Guidelines

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