Location

Dauphin Island Campground

• 109 Bienville Blvd, Dauphin Island, AL 36528

• townofdauphinisland.org/dicampground 

Duke Chartered Boat Ride

• 650 Lemoyne Drive, Dauphin Island, AL 36528

Deadline to Register and Pay:

Monday May 12 at den meeting or online by 8pm

Cost

• $21 per Youth ages 5-17

• $31 per Adult

• $4 per Souviner Campout Patch

• Optional Chartered Boat Ride: $16.50 per person

  • SPACE LIMITED to the first 40 people

Register and pay in-person at a den/pack meeting by, or online at Pack84.square.site.

Note that participation costs are higher than for many of our outings due to needing to pay for the campground's fee. They also pay for three meals on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday for all participants.

Electronic payments will include an additional processing fee to cover the costs of our online storefront.

Activities

• Coast Guard Tour

• Audubon Bird Trail

• Biking on your own (Must have Helmet)

• Optional Charter Boat Ride

• Fishing on your own

• Campfire Show & Campfire Snack

Itinerary

Friday

• Any time after 4:00 PM

  • Camp arrival, check in with camp staff

  • Dinner will be the parents' responsibility

  • Free time after your camp is set (and your neighbors) (A Scout is Helpful)

• 7:30 – Build/Start Fire {Webelos & AOLs}

• 8:30 – Camp fire social (no skits/show) (A Scout is Friendly)

• 10:00 – Lights out for Scouts

Saturday

• 6:00 – Start Cooking Breakfast {WEB & AOL Dens}

  • (We will need kitchen help – please see Mike or Stephanie if you can help)

• 6:30 – Reveille/Wake Up

• 6:45 – Line Up, Flag Ceremony, & Announcements (wear Class A shirt if available)

• 7:00-7:30 – Breakfast & Clean-up (all help clean-up)

• Group #1

  • 7:30 – Assemble & Load Vehicles for Duke Boat Activity

  • 7:45 – Be at Dock

  • 8:00-9:30 – Duke Boat Activity (Boat Leaves Dock at 8:00 Sharp)

  • 10:00-11:30 - Coast Guard Station Tour

• Group #2 

  • 8:00-9:30 – Coastguard Station Tour

  • 9:30 – Assemble & Load Vehicles for Duke Boat Activity 

  • 9:45 – Be at Dock

  • 10:00 – 11:30 – Duke Boat Activity Trip #2 (Boat Leaves Dock at 10:00 Sharp)

• 11:30 – Free Time

  • Lunch Prep {Lion & Tiger Parents}

• 12:00-12:30 – Lunch & Clean-up (All help clean-up)

• 1:00 – 2:00 Free Time

• 2:00 – 5:00 Beach Walk, Maritime Forest Hike (Bring 6 Essential Items)

• 5:00 – Start Cooking/Meal Prep {Wolf & Bear Parents}

• 6:00-7:00 – Dinner & Clean-up (All help clean-up)

• 7:00-7:30 – Free Time/Practice Skits with your Den

• 7:30 – Build/Start Fire {Webelos & AOLs}

• 8:00 – Campfire skits/show {each den to have a skit or song}

• 9:00 – Campfire Snack/Free Time

• 10:00 – Lights out for Scouts

Sunday

• 7:00 – Reveille/Wake Up

• 7:00 – 8:00 – Breakfast (cold breakfast / breakfast bars & juice)

• 8:00 – Interfaith service (A Scout is Reverent)

• 8:30 – 9:15 – Break camp

  • Patrol area/trash pick-up

  • Help your neighbors (A Scout is Helpful)

  • Check-out with your Den Leader

Contact Information

Onsite Contacts/Cell Numbers (call/text if needed):

Mike Serra (251) 518-6089

Stephanie Serra (251) 422-9551

Offsite Contacts/Cell Numbers (call/text if needed):

Mark Currier (989) 464-8817

Allie Tucker (251) 622-3168

Packing List

Campout Checklist for Pack Overnighter

Registration and Cost

Registration and payment must be made in-person at a Den/Pack meeting no later than Monday March 31.

$65/adult and $25/youth

Details

• Scout Deck.pdf

• Scout Flyer.pdf

Camp Chandler Tonsmeire - Boys & Girls Club of South Alabama
2701 Shelton Beach Rd Ext
Mobile, AL 36618
https://www.bgcsouthal.org/old-camp-chandler-tonsmeire/ 

Details

All details for this Council-wide event available at https://scoutingevent.com/004-94196 

2703 Battleship Parkway
Spanish Fort, AL 36527
USSAlabama.com

Cost and Registration [Closed]

Deadline to Register (including Payment and Medical Forms): Monday, February 3

Cost: $48 per youth/adult participant (covers $35 entrance fee, $5 food, $6 patch, and $2 electronic payment fees)

Itinerary

Saturday, March 22

• 4:45pm: Meet at 4:45 pm SHARP in parking lot to the right of the gift shop to board.

  • Must all meet together to go onboard!

• Evening activities:

  • Scavenger Hunt

  • Self-guided ship tour

    • The ship will be accessible throughout the night as we stay onboard!

• Dinner provided: Pizza

Sunday, March 23

• • Breakfast provided: Grab-and-go bars & fruit

  • 8:00am: Pack will checkout as a group no later than 8am

  • Day Pass for all participants to spend rest of day with their families:

    • Access to entire ship, submarine, and park included!

Pack list

• Closed Toe Shoes

• Twin sheet & blanket OR sleeping bag

• Towel & washcloth

• Soap & toiletries

• Small pillow

• Flashlight

• Class B shirt

• Warm clothing/jacket

Contact Information

Pack 84 Cubmaster
Mark Currier (989) 464-8817

Crossroad Baptist Church [Map]

Derby Rules

https://www.scoutshop.org/pwd-rules 

Contact Information

Pack 84 Cubmaster
Mark Currier (989) 464-8817

Blue Angels Campground
2100 Bronson Rd
Pensacola, FL. 32506
NavyMWRPensacola.com 

Saturday activities to take place at
Camp Euchee - Spanish Trail Scout Reservation
315 Pat Covell Rd
Defuniak Springs, FL 32425
stsr-gcc.org 

Cost and Registration

Deadline to Register (including payment): Monday, January 27

Cost: $17 per each youth/adult participant (covers $1 camping fee, $15 Yustaga event fee, and $1 electronic payment fees)

Register and pay at a Monday meeting or online at this link.

Itinerary

Also available as PDF

Friday January 31, 2025

• 12:00 pm - Blue Angels campground check in begins (anytime after 12:00pm)

  • PLEASE SET UP TENT in DELANO Area (close to restrooms and keep pack together!) - see map

  • (Try and arrive early to set up your tent while you have daylight!)

  • Free time after your camp is set (and your neighbors) (A Scout is Helpful)

  • Social Hour with other scouts (no skits/show) (A Scout is Friendly)

• 10:00 pm – Lights out for Scouts

Saturday February 1, 2025

• 6:00 am– Reveille/Wake up

• 6:30 am – Depart for Camp Euchee- (Park at Camp Euchee and meet at “check in-Henson Hall”-see map)

  • Breakfast is Family Responsibility

• 9:00 am – 5:00 pm - Yustaga Native American Weekend at Camp Euchee

• 12:00pm – 1:00 - Lunch at Yustaga event (Bring a lunch or buy on site)

• 4:00 – 5:00 – Dinner at Yustaga Event

• 5:30 - 6:30 – Depart for Blue Angels Campground

• 10:00-Lights out for Scouts

Sunday February 2, 2025:

• 7:00 -7:30 - Reveille/Wake up

  • Breakfast is Family Responsibility

• 9:00 - Break camp

  • *Patrol area/trash pick-up (A Scout is courteous and clean)

  • *Help your neighbors (A Scout is Helpful)

  • *Check-out with your Den Leader (A Scout is Courteous)

• 12:00 – Depart Blue Angels Campground

Packing List

Campout Checklist for Pack Overnighter

Contact Information

Pack 84 Cubmaster
Mark Currier (989) 464-8817

https://www.apmterminals.com/ 

Pack 84 has been invited to tour APM TERMINALS on Saturday January 11, 2025 at 10:00am!

This is the facility downtown that manages cargo in and out of the port of mobile.

APM TERMINALS is sponsoring and will provide lunch!

Please wear Class A uniform! Bring water bottle and jacket.

Meet at

APM TERMINALS
901 Ezra trice blvd
(Admin building at end of parking lot)
SATURDAY JANUARY 11, 2025 at 10:00 am

If interested in attending, please notify your den leader!

Location

Walter's Park: 8501 Tanner Williams Rd, Mobile, AL 36695

Deadline to Register:

October 14 at Den meeting, or Online by 8pm Oct 14 (deadline passed)

Cost

• $5 for Youth ages 5-17 ($6 to pay online)

• $10 for Adults ($11 to pay online)

Itinerary

• Friday October 18, 2024

  • 4:00 – 8:00pm Walter’s Park gate opens /camp set up

    • (Try and arrive early to set up your tent while you have daylight!)

  • *Free time after your camp is set (and your neighbors) (A Scout is Helpful) 

  • 8:30 – Social Hour with other scouts (no skits/show) (A Scout is Friendly) 

  • 10:00 – Lights out for Scouts/Walter’s Park gate closes for the evening

• Saturday October 19, 2024

  • 7:00 – 7:30 – Reveille/Wake Up 

  • 7:30 –Breakfast (Grab and Go snack bars, fruit, oatmeal)

  • 8:00 - 8:15 - Line Up, Flag Ceremony 

    • (US Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Commanding Officer in attendance)

    • Announcements (wear Class A if available) 

  • 8:30  – 11:00 –US Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Tour

    • ***Anyone touring the facility MUST be PRE registered-see Mark Currier***

  • 11:30 – 12:00 - Lunch Preparation (Wolf & Bear Parents)

  • 12:00 - 1:00 – Lunch (Ham or Turkey & Cheese Sandwiches w/ chips & fruit)

  • 1:00 – 2:00 – Den Time

  • 2:00 – 5:00  –  RAINGUTTER REGATTA

  • (free time afterwards-ball field/hiking trails)

  • 4:30 – 5:30 - Prepare Dinner (Webelos & AOLs Parents)

  • 5:30 - 6:30 – Dinner (Grilled Chicken, Potatoes, & Greenbeans)

  • 6:30 – 7:30 – Free Time/Practice Skits, Songs, etc. with your Den (optional break camp/pack up early)

  • 6:45 – Build/Start Fire

  • 7:30 – Campfire Skits/Show {each den to have a skit or song} 

  • 9:00-Break camp

    • *Patrol area/trash pick-up (A Scout is courteous and clean)

    • *Help your neighbors (A Scout is Helpful) 

    • *Check-out with your Den Leader (A Scout is Courteous)

  • 10:00-Walter’s Park gate closes