All events are open to Scouts and their families from any district! Explore a new playground!
Any adult who is remaining overnight with youth must be a registered member of BSA and have completed the Youth Protection Training, regardless of the length of the camp. This is for the safety and well-being of all guests and staff members.
Eskimo Run is a fun activity for all Cub Scouts sponsored by White Buffalo District. This one-day Winter Olympics provides a chance to be active in the outdoors during the winter, competing at several activities and games.
The 18th Annual Quivira Council Merit Badge College hosted by Hutchinson CC offers an opportunity to work on two merit badges on the day. Enrollments will be awarded on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration and payment will only be taken online and be considered completed at the time of payment. Class size is limited to 15 per class, so enroll each Scout in a pair of merit badges, then print the online worksheets and bring them with completed Pre-requisites to the event.
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BlackJack 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.
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NO RESERVATIONS ARE NECESSARY. JUST SHOW UP! $5.00 per person, payable on-site by cash or check (made out to: Quivira Council,
BSA).
Due to current restrictions, the 2021 WB District Pinewood Derby will be streamed online for families to watch from home! This is for the top racers of each pack in the WB District. One boy and one girl of each rank (Lion, Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos, Arrow of Light) from each pack are eligible to race against others of their rank. The top 3 winners of each rank will receive a trophy!
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A spring camporee that will test the abilities of 10 Patrols in their mastery of Scout Skills in a day-long competition that will involve 8 different mystery events that have been taken from Scouting material that are based on “Basic Scouting Skills.” Other Scouts will have the ability to participate in Journalism or Photography merit badges while the competition Patrol is on the course.
The course is a fun, two-day, academic and practicum, with field-training experience. Adult CPR/AED is a pre-requisite and will be offered on Saturday morning May 15 for those who do not have a current Red Cross, ECSI, or AHA certification in CPR/AED.
WFA is recommended for BSA activities in remote back country settings where emergency response is more than 30 minutes away and meets BSA National High Adventure requirement (Philmont, Summit, Canoe Base & Sea Base) to have at least one trek participant “trained and certified in Wilderness 1st Aid.
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Ranger Paul always has carpentry, plumbing, welding, small engine maintenance, vehicle and tractor maintenance and electrical projects for those with those qualifications (ie: they do that for a living).
Meet at warehouse for assignments. Open to adult volunteers, scouts and venturers, young children and cub age scouts discouraged. We will follow group sizes under 10 or whatever is required at the time. Groups will be separated geographically. Everyone needs to bring their own sack lunch, and water bottles or canteen, as not all water will be on at first weekend. Camping is available, using leave no trace, and groups would camp in geographically separate areas. Facility and building use is still restricted.
Please register so Ranger knows who to expect each weekend!
