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Cimarron Council Boy Scout Resident Camp

All Troops across Oklahoma & America are welcome to our Camp!

Tired of just being a number at a mega camp that over crowds scouts each week without providing the cheerful service of individualized attention, great programs, and a truly memorable camp experience?  Consider Will Rogers Scout Reservation, a camp that has been in operation since 1939, offering 30 Merit Badges, over a dozen special awards & badges.  We serve real "home cooking" and plenty of delicious "made from scratch" meals, and then serve them family style, at your dining hall table, not with your troop waiting in the chow line for half an hour.  

Our Eagle Quest First Year Camper Program is led by our Council Vice President of Program, a Top Gun Fighter Pilot, many of our Eagle Quest staff have earned the Eagle Award. We are one of the FEW camps in the nation to have National Camp School Certified Directors overseeing each department of camp including Scoutcraft / Outdoor Skills and Nature Ecology. 

Our camp is growing, expanding, and getting better every year.  The Anderson Family Shower House was dedicated in the summer of 2006 as was a major renovation of the camp Trading Post.  More projects are planned in 2010.

Be a part of a Summer Camp experience you just can't get anywhere else, come to Will Rogers Scout Reservation Summer Camp, as that famous Oklahoman, Will Rogers himself said so many years ago..."The Only problem with the Boy Scouts is there aren't enough of them."  and WE AGREE!

Information & Reservations

Want to reserve your favorite week & campsite at Will Rogers? Click HERE to get your site reservation form. A $100 site deposit is all that is needed to lock in your spot at camp.

Want to see some photos of our camp, or check out the four day Weather forecast for camp or exact driving directions from your front door to ours?  Visit the WRSR Facilities page on our website by clicking HERE.

Need more info or have questions about camp? Watch here for the latest information.

·      Will Rogers Scout Reservation Map

·     Campsite Reservation Form to Hold-A-Site with a $100.00 Deposit

·      2010 Summer Camp Leader's Guide (PDF)

·      Pre-Camp Swim Check

·     Annual Health & Medical Record

SCHEDULE:

A different approach to scheduling is being implemented this year at WRSR. A more youth oriented and flexible open approach to scheduling will allow scouts, along with adult leaders, to customize the individual learning experience and take into account learning curves of each scout. There are three sessions each day: 9:00 – 10:30, 10:30 – 12:00 and 2:00 – 4:00 and scouts may move between sessions as needed. This open approach to scheduling will allow scouts to either complete merit badges or complete only those requirements that they need for completion. A number of non merit badge activities will also be included in the learning experiences.

What this means for the boys is more flexibility to attend the classes of their choosing. They will be free to come and go to any class at any time. If they only need 1 requirement to complete a merit badge they only need to stay in that class until that requirement is complete. They do not need to stay the entire session. They will not be locked in to a class if they arrive and find it to be uninteresting.  They simply leave and go to another class they are interested in. There is no official advanced signup for classes. This will be explained in greater detail at the Sunday Scoutmaster's Meeting.

PROGRAM AREAS:

Eagle Quest        Director - Fred Spellman

Will Rogers is proud to offer EAGLE QUEST to first year campers or to Scouts who have not yet reached the First Class rank. The Cimarron Council believes that the Eagle Quest Program is the most important program we can offer at Summer Camp. The program involves new Scouts in a dynamic patrol situation.

Aquatics               Director - Amber Findahl

Merit Badges & non merit badge areas.

Introduction to Swimming

Swimming

Life Saving

Life Guard

Scuba BSA ($200.00 fee)

Snorkeling

Rowing

Canoeing

Small Boat Sailing

Motor Boating ($4.00 fuel fee)

Scout Craft Resources    Director- Jeremy Duck

Econ Area - Bird Study, Environmental Science, Fishing, Insect Study, Nature, Reptile Study, Space Exploration ($12.00 fee)

Scout Craft Area-             Emergency Prep, Pioneering, Orienteering, Wilderness Survival, Leave no Trace Behind, Paul Bunyan. We are currently reviewing the four One Hundred Anniversary merit badge requirements, with view to offering them at camp.

 Handicrafts Area-             Basketry, Leatherwork, Wood carving, Art, Indian Lore.

Climbing -                            Climbing/Rappelling

Shooting Sports                Director- Don Roy

Archery

Rifle

Shotgun

Shotgun will take place in the mornings and Rifle in the afternoons. A shooting sports safety meeting will take place during the first session Monday and is required of all scouts taking any of the shooting sports

List of Merit Badges offered at Cimarron Council Summer Camp 2010

Archery, Art, Astronomy, Basketry, Bird Study, Canoeing, Climbing, Emergency Preparedness, Environmental Science, First Aid, Fishing, Indian Lore, Insect Study, Leatherworks, Lifesaving, Motor Boating, Nature, Orienteering, Pioneering, Reptile/Amphibian, Rifle, Rowing, SCUBA BSA, Shotgun, Small Boat Sailing, Snorkeling, Space Exploration, Swimming, Wilderness Survival, Wood Carving

Camp Staff Opportunity

Want to work on Camp Staff?- Click here for the 2010 Staff Application

ALL STAFF AND DIRECTORS MEETING - May 15 - 8:00am - Will Rogers

If you haven't returned your contract, please bring it with you to Work Day May 15