This campout is cancelled due to the severe weather this weekend. Any paid signup fees will be refunded at the upcoming pack meeting.

It’s just about time for our Spring family campout. This is an excellent opportunity to spend quality time with your scout, enjoy the great outdoors, and join in the fellowship of the pack.

• Where:  Camp Mabry “Pond Picnic Area”, 2200 W. 35th St., Austin, TX  – Download directions
• When: Saturday, May 16th 1pm  – Sunday, May 17th 11am
• Cost: $10 per person

Important Camp Mabry Information

• A valid photo I.D. for all adults is required for entry onto Camp Mabry!!!
• Fishing is permitted in the Pond Picnic Area. Children under 12 are not required to possess a fishing license; adults must possess a valid Camp Mabry Fishing Permit, which costs $15 per adult and requires an unexpired fishing license. Fishing permits are obtained at Camp Mabry Garrison Command BLDG 64 Mon-Fri 0800-1600

Campout Notes

• All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email your completed forms to Alan Hutcheson.
• All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate to ALan Hutcheson or Darren Hampton. THe Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.

If you completed these forms for the last Family Campout, you do not have to fill them out again. We only need these forms from folks who did not attend the Family Campout.

• Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
• We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils

cub scout camping checklist

Required medical form

Link to required youth protection training