BSA Camp Three Falls: November 2017

Thursday, November 9, 2017

October Newsletter

Our October newsletter is going to out to Ventura County units and selected friends of the camp this week. If you'd like to receive a copy in your very own e-mail inbox, send your e-mail address to threefallsprogram@gmail.com and we'll add you to the subscription list.

Reserve Your Spot Now For 2018

2018 is our 85th Anniversary year, and we're expecting a big turnout. As of late October, Boy Scout Camp reservations are running way ahead of last year, and Week 1 is nearly full; the other Boy Scout weeks, and all Webelos sessions, still have space.

We're also hosting a special encampment for LDS units, July 29-August 4, and we expect that will also be a sold-out week.

Don't miss out -- get your reservations in soon!

UPDATE - November 9: There's room for one more medium-size troop in Week 1. Week 2 is about half full. Based on signups so far, we expect to have a full camp next summer, so get your reservations in soon!

2018 Camp Dates

Top 10 Reasons to Go To Camp Three Falls

10. The setting. Located at 5400 feet, Three Falls is on the border between the sagebrush plain of Lockwood Valley and the forested slopes of Mt Pinos, in an area that’s rich in geological and ecological diversity. The area offers awe-inspiring hikes to the Pinnacles, Middle Falls, North Falls, and beyond. With warm days and mild nights, the weather compares favorably to other camps in southern California and even those in the Sierras.

9. It’s close to home. When you get to Gorman on Interstate 5, you’re 2 ½ hours from Whitsett, 3 ½ hours from Chawanakee, but just 30 minutes from Three Falls. “Are we there yet?”

8. It's reasonably priced. Three Falls is priced competitively other with full-service summer camps in southern California and the Sierras, and by taking advantage of early bird discounts or bringing your own tents, you can save even more. Plus, Three Falls is close to home, so you'll also save on transportation costs.

7. Great food. Probably the best of any scout camp in southern California. The Friday barbeque really is the best meal you’ll find at any scout camp, anywhere.

6. Unique features like Fort Lockwood and our 57-foot climbing tower, tallest of any scout camp in southern California. Our lake is as big or bigger than those at other southern California camps, and we also have a pool. A lot of camps have one or the other, but not both.

5. Quality merit badge instruction. We offer about 30 merit badges, with experienced instructors who focus on providing a quality learning experience tailored to the needs of each boy. Scouts go home from Three Falls with not just a badge, but new skills that will last a lifetime.

4. Trail to First Class. Campers and leaders say our Trail to First Class program is one of the best around. We focus on developing basic skills, not just signing off requirements, so your first-year scouts go home with increased self-confidence in the outdoors and filled with enthusiasm for scouting.

3. Webelos Resident Camp. We’re one of the few camps in southern California that offers a summer resident camp program for Webelos Scouts.

2. Small is beautiful. The compact size of the camp means you don’t waste time traveling from one program area to another, and the smaller number of campers means every boy gets more attention from instructors and other staff.

1. The staff. Made up mostly of scouts and adults from Ventura County, our staff is passionate about scouting and committed to giving you the best possible summer camp experience.

VISIT THE COUNCIL WEB SITE AT VCCBSA.ORG FOR MORE INFORMATION

Thursday, November 9, 2017

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Reserve Your Spot Now For 2018

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