ACCIDENT INSURANCE
RESERVATIONS
This is not included in the fees, and Units
should come prepared with Scout Medical
Forms (available at Camping Office) for
Emergency Medical Treatment and their policy information. Mountain’s Community Hospital is near FLSR, and of course basic first aid
will be available in camp.
The fee is $65.00 per person and includes meals,
warm cabins with bunk beds & mattresses, restrooms and showers. Programs and activities for
LIMITED SPACE
CUB SCOUT & FAMILY
Don’t get left out in the cold. Space is limited
to cabin accommodations and dining hall capacity. Additional reservations can be accepted from a Unit only if space is still available. We anticipate being SOLD out on most
weekends. Early reservations are imperative
to avoid disappointment.
RESERVATION FORM IS ENCLOSED OR IT IS
AVAILABLE AT THE COUNCIL SERVICE CENTER, CAMPING DEPARTMENT.
LOS ANGELES AREA COUNCIL, BSA
2333 SCOUT WAY
LOS ANGELES, CA 90026
(213) 413-4400 EXT. 344
2015 WINTER CAMP
@ FLSR– CAMP POLLOCK
the youth All
reservations are on a first
come-first served basis.
FEES ARE TRANSFERABLE, BUT NOT REFUNDABLE.
January 3-4, 10-11, & 24-25
Jan 31-Feb 1 & (Feb 14-15-FULL)
March 7 –8 & 14-15
VENTURER SCOUTS
February 28 to March 1
BOY SCOUTS
(January 17-18-FULL)
February 7-8 & 21-22
SNOW SPORTS Merit Badge
January 18-19, 2015 or
February 15-16, 2015
WWW.BOYSCOUTSLA.ORG
LOS ANGELES AREA COUNCIL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
WINTER PROGRAM
Winter time theme activities will be provided
by our camp staff as well as winter time
crafts appropriate for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts
or Venture Scouts depending on the weekend
you choose.
WHATS INCLUDED?
Meals: Four Meals are served in the New
Dining Hall beginning with a hot lunch on Saturday and ending with a sack lunch upon
Sunday noon departure..
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
CAMP STAFF
Units should NOT arrive at Forest Lawn Scout
Reservation prior to 11:00 A.M. on Saturday.
The Camp Ranger will meet you at the entrance to the Forest Lawn Scout Reservation.
A parking area is available at the entrance
for putting on your tire chains. Units should
plan to leave camp Sunday at noon.
A Camp Staff is provided to assist with the
necessary support, facilities and food services. They are not responsible for providing Troop Leadership or Supervision.
WHAT TO BRING
You must bring your own bedding:
Sleeping accommodations: heated cabins
with bunks and mattresses.
Sleeping Bags, blankets, pillows, etc.
[The camp reserves the right to assign quarters so all units can be accommodated.]
Towels, soap, shampoo, toothbrush & paste
Program: Activities for Cub Scout, Boy Scout
and Venture age youth.
Snow Equipment: We cannot guarantee
snow, but we do provide some snow sliders
that seem to work best on our terrain and
snow conditions.
Toiletries:
Winter clothes:
Gloves, hats, coats, snow-boots (extra socks)
CAMP PATCH
Each participant will receive an attractive
Winter Camp patch.
HEALTH & SAFETY
We do not permit the use of rail-toboggans
or plastic sheets at Winter Camp. The best
sledding equipment for the terrain are inner
tubes, plastic sleds or saucers
Personal items:
Flashlights, alarm clocks, etc.
ADULT LEADERSHIP
TRADING POST
PARENTS MUST SUPERVISE THEIR
OWN CHILDREN.
A small trading post provides snack items and
craft material.
Camp staff is not responsible for supervision of your children. Please note
that many Winter Camp Activities may
be too demanding for children below
scouting age.
All vehicles coming to Winter Camp must have
Tire Chains available. Snow and ice conditions
exist almost every weekend on the three miles
of camp road, and if they don’t, they may very
well exist by departure time. Of course, we will
plow the road, but “BE PREPARED”. Regular
tour permit requirements prevail.
V E H I C L E S M U S T H AV E
CHAINS AVAILABLE TO
ENTER THE CAMP ROAD.
One vehicle can block our camp road! State
Law
requires vehicles traveling in mountain
areas to carry chains.