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2010 - CLP's 90th Anniversary Program Highlights
You get it all --- Traditional Camp Program, Extracurricular Activities, and Xtreme Scouting!
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TeePee Village
Horse Program
Visit Camp Laramie Peak as it was in 1920
and learn the skills of Baden-Powell. Stalking was a popular
Scout Skill at that time that you
won't want to miss. You get firsthand
instructions on making a
Turk's Head neckerchief slide.
Every Scout can benefit greatly
from the skill of "1 match fire"
starting.
A twist on the "skateboard park" idea.Important 2010 Camp Registration Information
Online Camp Registration and Online Payments
Registration Notes:
- Your Registration Deposit ($50 per person) is non-refundable. The deposit is collected for every person you register. If you qualify for "free leaders", their deposit will be applied toward your total balance due.
- If you register online, you must pay the registration deposit online, using your credit card or a PayPal account.
- If you don't want to pay the deposit online, you must use the "paper method". Print the form, fill it out, and send it with your deposit payment to the Greeley Office, in person, by mail, or by fax.
- Please see the Payment Schedule and Refund Policy.
- Leaders can call Cindy Batt for information, but we will not take phone reservations.
- For information, call:
Cindy Batt
970 584-2202 or 800-800-4052 Option 1
2010 CAMPING DATES AND FEES
| Week 1 | June 13-19 | $230 |
| Week 2 | June 20-26 | $230 |
| Week 3 | June 27 - July 3 | $230 |
| Week 4 | July 5-10 (Monday start) | $230 |
| Week 5 | July 11-17 | $230 |
| Fee Per Adult - $100 (2 adult leaders are free with a minimum of 10 Scouts) | ||
AVAILABLE CAMPER SPACES
| Week | General Camp |
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| June 13 - 19 | FULL! |
| June 20 - 26 | FULL! |
| June 27 - July 3 | FULL! |
| July 5 - 10 | FULL! |
| July 11 - 17 | FULL! |
| Updated 12/29/2009 9:44 | |
CAMPERSHIPS
A limited number of Camperships are available for financial assistance to enable Scouts to attend camp.PROGRAM REGISTRATION
| Climbing, mountain biking and the horse programs have a limited number of openings. These are filled on a first-come basis, so advanced registration is strongly recommended. | |
| To register, you will need the ID and password which you were given when you registered online for camp (these were also in the confirmation email which was sent to you).
Some emails "bounced", so if you do not have your ID and password, please contact Cindy Batt at the Council Office (cibatt@bsamail.org, 970 584-2202 or 800 800-4052 Option 1). |
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THE CAMP
Camp Laramie Peak was purchased in 1920 by a group of volunteers wanting a place to take Scouts in the wilderness. The rugged terrain, rambling brooks, and mountain backdrop was the ideal location.
Camp Laramie Peak is located northwest of Wheatland, Wyoming, near the base of Laramie Peak, in the Medicine Bow National Forest. The elevation at the Camp is approximately 6800 feet, which means we have cool evenings and mornings. Our temperatures during camp range from the 40's at night to the 90's during the day.
SPECIAL SCOUT AND UNIT AWARDS
Individual Scouts will have an opportunity to earn the following awards:- Project SOAR Award (Save Our American Resources)
- CLP Honor Troop
LEADERS GUIDE
This web page is intended to give you basic information about Camp Laramie Peak.
The downloadable 2010 Leader's Guide contains detailed program information, copies of needed forms, award requirements, and more.
(The Leaders Guide is
in 
format. If you are having problems downloading it, please see these suggestions.)
We are not planning to mail copies of the Guide - please download it and print copies. If you have a reservation and you can't download the Guide, or if you have problems printing it, please contact us and we'll gladly mail you a copy.
UNIT ADULT LEADERSHIP
Each Scout unit - troop, team or crew - is required to have at least two adult leaders in attendance at all times for each ten Scouts. One leader must be at least 21 years of age or older. The other leader may be age 18 or older.HEALTH AND SAFETY
No pets (dogs, cats or otherwise) are allowed in any of the Longs Peak Council Camps.All campers (youth and adult) are required to present a medical form signed by a licensed physician. The Colorado Boy Scout Camps Medical Form (even though we're in Wyoming) or the BSA Class 3 medical form will be accepted at Camp Laramie Peak.
CAMP COMMISSIONER
Could you spare a week this summer to help troops have a successful camp experience? Volunteer for a week at summer camp as a Camp Commissioner!MORE INFORMATION
Registration information: Please contact Cindy Batt at 970-584-2202 or email cindy.batt@scouting.org.Program and staff information: Please contact Terry Martin in the Camping "FUN" Department at 970-584-2251 or email terry.martin@scouting.org.
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