Summer camp at QSR!
TROOPS – SCOUTS BSA Resident Camp Fees
Session 1 June 12-18
Session 2 June 19-25
Early Bird Youth Fee: $300* until 12-22-21 After 12-22, Regular Fee: $400
Early Bird Adult Fee: $100* until 12-22-21 After 12-22, Regular Fee: $125
*To lock in the Early Bird fee a deposit of $25 per participant is due by December 22, 2021.
A $125 payment is due per Scout by March 15, 2022, for those selecting programs.
Remaining balances, for all attendees will be due on May 1, 2022.
New Crossover Scouts will receive the early bird rate IF the Unit registers by February 16, 2022.
(Register Cub, pay non-refundable deposit. Email Candice Chase. In email include your Pack # and Cub’s name. Fee adjustment will be taken care of by Admin.)
We’re Listening … In 2022, we are incorporating the specialty camps as tracts into the resident camp sessions. “Conquer the Water” and “Fish Camp” will return. Other specialty tracts being considered are shooting sports, climbing and conservation. More information will come soon.
One of our goals is to provide an excellent program, we are making the commitment that every area program director will attend National Camp School and be certified. Staff recruitment will focus on abilities to teach with enthusiasm and passion. More to come…
Enhancing and modernizing our facilities to make camp even more enjoyable is a priority.
Stay tuned for additional announcements…
2022 Camp Director: Jo Irsik
Troops register HERE!
PACKS – Cub Scout & Webelos Resident Camp Fees
Cub Scout Session June 9-12
Early Bird Youth Fee: $150* until Feb. 16, 2022 After 2-16, Regular Fee: $180
Early Bird Adult Fee: $100* until Feb. 16, 2022 After 2-16, Regular Fee: $125
*To lock in the Early Bird fee a non-refundable deposit of $25 per participant is due by February 16, 2022.
Remaining balances, for all attendees will be due on May 1, 2022.
New Cub Scouts will receive the early bird rate IF the Unit registers by February 16, 2022.
(Register Cub, pay non-refundable deposit. Email Candice Chase. In email include your Pack # and Cub’s name. Fee adjustment will be taken care of by Admin.)
Stay tuned for additional announcements…
2022 Camp Director: Jo Irsik
Packs register HERE!
Can’t wait till summer? Find out about camporees, Cub Weekends, and special district events right here!
How about a Grand Slam of Adventure? The Boy Scouts of America features four national adventure bases for Scouts and Leaders. Amazing lifetime experiences! Learn more!
Quivira Scout Ranch is not just for summer! Take your unit on a private adventure on our beautiful property!
For information on facility/campground usage for units at Quivira Scout Ranch.
Contact Candice.Chase@scouting.org for assistance with making a reservation.
Are you a church or community service group that is looking for a place for your special event? You are welcome here!
For information on rental fees for Quivira Scout Ranch facilities.
Want to make a rental? Contact Candice.chase@scouting.org
Black Jack Trail is an experience where the history of Quivira Scout Ranch is delved into, and some backpacking is done into the heart of The Ranch, leaving all big, fancy equipment behind. This is an opportunity for your Troop to go out with a minimum of equipment, have maximum fun, and use The Ranch to its fullest. There are endless program opportunities on our own Council Camp, and we urge every Troop to take advantage of them. BJT is open to troops any time, or units can attend in a group setting called the Council BJT has round robins in training backpacking map and compass LNT and others in the fall and spring. The next Black Jack Trail is October 23-24.
*Maps and BJT Books are available for purchase at the council office.
- Suggested Equipment List
- Register for October 23-24
Border Patrol is one of the oldest activities at QSR. Hiking around the QSR border or Fence line a self-motivation. This can be a day hike, or one can make it an overnighter.
*Maps are available for purchase at the council office.
Canoeing, Fishing, boating, and so much more! Plan your weekend trip to QSR and enjoy all that it has to offer. If you are not attending an official council event, please contact Candi Chase to acquire a short-term camping permit and make appropriate arrangements.
This is a council event it so follows under the NCAP. You will need the Corona 19 waiver and you will need the BSA updated Health Medical forms both for each scout. If you don’t have them, you unit will not participate in this event. You will need to prove your own two deep leadership.
The following activities require registration Please contact Candice Chase candice.chase@scouting.org
This is a chance for all BSA Troops, Sea Scouts and Ventures to enjoy the five fun shooting sport activities down by the range on Saturday with an opportunity to camp overnight and enjoy the relaxation of a fall evening at QSR.
Scouts and Adults will get the opportunity to shoot rifles, shotguns, archery, sling shots and throw some tomahawks.
Following in the tradition of the mountain men and trappers of the early 1800’s, Scouts and Scouters will gather for the 45th Trappers’ Rendezvous. Make plans to meet at Harvey County Park West for this annual event.
Download the 2022 Trappers’ Herald for more information!
FREE ADULTS’ REGISTRATION FOR TRAPPERS!!!Scouts BSA and Venturing Leaders,You know the priceless impact of the Scouting program. Every Eagle Board of Review, every time a member of Scouts BSA steps up bravely into a situation their fellow students shy away from, every Scouting Success story, starts with someone who took the time to reach out and share the opportunity of Scouting with a youth or family. THAT MOMENT, is when lives are changed.We are asking that EACH Scouts BSA Troop work to change 2 more lives this fall. There are over 110 active Troops in Quivira Council. In taking this challenge on, we are committing to changing the lives of over 200 more youth!John Ferguson and his Trapper’s Rendezvous 2022 team believe enough in this endeavor that they will be waiving the Trappers Rendezvous registration fees of 2 adults from every unit that registers 2 new Scouts BSA or Venturers between now and Nov. 29th. (In an effort to not hinder Trapper’s Registrations, the registration fees will be credited back to each participating Units FHOD.)Thank you for helping us change the lives of so many youth!
Register HERE! (All adults in attendance must have current youth protection)
What is Camp Alaska? Camp Alaska is a Scout skills competition of stations named after
Alaskan cities, with each having a separate competition. This event is open to Scout BSA
Troops and Cub Scouts at the Webelo and AOL levels. Come join us for learning sessions and
competitions focused on Knots/Lashing, First Aid, Cooking, Team Building, Orientation and
Fire Building.
Learn more HERE!
Register HERE!
QSR Trail Crew!
Think you have what it takes to blaze trails at QSR? Join the QSR Trail Crew and help build and mark permanent trails at Quivira Scout Ranch.