Catalina Council, BSA
Catalina Council, BSACamp Lawton2020 Leader Guide9 November 2019Celebrating 99 Years of Camping
2020 CATALINA COUNCILCAMP LAWTON RESIDENT CAMPING SEASON99 Years of Shaping LeadersDear Unit Leaders,Welcome to Camp Lawton. We are celebrating our 99th year and are truly excited about delivering a safe, fun, andmemorable program for you and your Scouts.Camp Lawton sits at 8,000 ft above sea level in the Santa Catalina Mountains. It offers cooler temperatures despitebeing in Southern Arizona at the peak of the summer heat. Its wooded landscape offers the perfect opportunity forScouts to enjoy the outdoor program.The goal of each member of the staff is to provide a safe, fun, and educational, experience for everyone who comesto Camp Lawton. We want this experience to be a memorable one and for each of the Scouts to leave with skillsthat they did not possess when they arrived.While our focus is on Outdoor Skills and Trail to First Class, we offer 42 merit badges from Swimming to Rifle Shootingto Citizenship in the Nation. With a capacity of approximately 150, your Scouts will get individual attention from ourmotivated and dedicated staff.Camp Lawton has been accredited by the National Camping School, the official accreditation of the Boy Scouts ofAmerica, every year since 1962. This means that we meet the high national standards of the Boy Scouts of Americain both safety and staff training. Our many program areas offer a wide variety of merit badges, advancementopportunities, and activities for both the most ambitious Scout and those who want to simply want to enjoy theirweek away from town.Yours in Scouting,Jack WingerCamp DirectorAdam ContradesProgram DirectorJeff HotchkissScout Executiveii
How to Have a Successful Week at Camp LawtonThe following is a list of things we need you, the unit leader, to do or provide to us before you come toCamp Lawton this summer. By following these guidelines, it will make your check-in and stay muchmore pleasant.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.Read and understand this Leader Guide.Complete the Payment Schedule listed in this Leader Guide.Provide a roster of all youth and adults attending camp (See Appendix for Form).Provide a list of those requiring special diets (See Appendix for Form).Provide a list of medication for each Scout (See Appendix for Form).Have each Scout complete the Scout Participation Permission Form (See Appendix for Form).Provide an estimate of which Merit Badges each Scout will be taking at camp.Ensure that each Scout and adult has appropriately completed the required BSA Medical Forms.Ensure that all adults have taken Youth Protection Training and Weather Hazard Training.iii
What’s New for 2020We have some exciting changes for this summer. We have added many program features and haveexpanded the adult program from that of recent years.Here are some of the highlights: The Tribe of Papago will return to Camp Lawton. The Tribe of Papago encourages pride andservice to the camp and is a program that dates to the camp’s origins.Sunday Evening Campfire Program. We will start the camping week off with an excitingcampfire. This is a great way to get into the Scout Spirit for camp.There will be 2-hour sessions for Rifle Shooting Merit Badge. This will ensure compliance withnational standards.In order to teach this Merit Badge properly, Pioneering will be taught in 2-hours sessions.An Honor Troop will be designated at the end of each camping week. The unit designated asHonor Troop will receive a memento to take home as well as have their unit displayed in theDining Hall as the Honor Troop for that week.Each week will feature a guest speaker from the community who will share their perspectives onthe Scouting Program.The program for adults is expanded and will include:o Additional training opportunitieso Meet with the Council Executiveo A Scout Masters Golf Tournamento Scoutmaster Merit BadgeCamp Schedule:Week 1 – May 31 through June 6Week 2 – June 7 through June 13Week 3 – June 14 through June 20iv
Important Information Several Merit Badges offered at Camp Lawton have prerequisites which must be satisfied beforecoming to camp. Failure to provide evidence of the prerequisites for any Merit Badge will resultin a ‘partial completion’. The Merit Badges offered and their prerequisites are listed in thisleader guide. Anyone staying in camp for more than 72 hours must have a completed BSA Health and MedicalRecord Form with Parts A, B, and C completed. Part C must be completed by a medicalprofessional. For those staying less than 72 hours, Parts A and B must be completed. A parentor guardian must sign Part A, page 2 to allow any medications, including over-the-countermedications, be given to their child. Any and all adults staying in camp must have completed Youth Protection Training as well asWeather Hazard Training. This training may be taken on-line at my.scouting.org. Your UnitCommissioner can help if you have any questions. THERE MUST BE AT LEAST TWO YOUTH PROTECTION TRAINED ADULTS WITH YOUR UNIT ATALL TIMES. Bring a lock box for medications. Special dietary needs (food allergies, sensitivities, or medical needs) can be addressed with priorcoordination with the camp staff. Camp Lawton sits at just over 8,000 ft. above sea level. Everywhere you go in camp requireswalking uphill. All adult participants should be capable of walking in this environment duringtheir stay in camp. Campers should not come to camp if they exhibit flu-like symptoms in the 7-day period prior tocamp, fever of 101 degrees or greater, or if they have a cough or sore throat. This includesvomiting within 36 hours of coming to camp.v
Table of ContentsMerit Badge Programs . 1Program Areas . 1In-Camp Program . 7Funnerday . 7Hiking Trails . 7Night-Eye Courses. 8Campfire Programs . 8Penguin Swim . 8Order of the Arrow Day. 9Awards . 9Adult Program . 11Camp Services. 12Meals . 12Mail . 12Trading Post . 12A Scout is Reverent . 12Lost and Found . 13Camp Duty Roster . 13Flag Ceremonies . 13Visitors Policy . 13Shower Facilities. 13Campsites . 14Commissioner Service . 14Camp Ranger . 14Medical Treatment . 14Medication Distribution . 14Internet and Phone Service. 15Campfire Restrictions . 15Individualized Advancement . 15Statement of Camp Policies and Procedures . 15Planning and Administration . 17vi
Planning Ahead for Camp Lawton . 17Camp Lawton Finance Information . 17Directions to Camp . 20Arrival at Camp . 22Good to Know Information . 23Health and Safety . 25What to Bring to Camp. 28APPENDIX . Avii
The Camp Lawton 2020 ProgramMerit Badge ProgramsForty-two Merit Badge Programs are offered at Camp Lawton. Sometimes it is difficult to determinewhich merit badges are appropriate based on the Scout's experience. If you are in doubt of theappropriateness of a Merit Badge for your Scouts, please review the Merit Badge Requirements whichmay be found in the individual Merit Badge Pamphlet, in the Merit Badge Requirements Book, or at avariety of sources online. Current and detailed merit badge requirements are available in the Merit Badge Requirementsbook available at the Scout Shop. Blue merit badge cards are available at the Scout Shop or Trading Post for purchase.Merit Badge Programs are organized into Merit Badge Program Areas as shown below.Program AreasOutdoor SkillsThis area offers nine Merit Badge Programs which will enhance a Scout’s ability to live in the outdoors.In addition to the Merit Badge Program, our multiple camp orienteering “night-eye” courses are alsobased out of this area. The Merit Badges offered at Outdoor Skills are as follows: CampingFirst AidEmergency PreparednessOrienteeringPioneeringSearch and RescueWilderness SurvivalExplorationSigns, Signals, and CodeAquaticsCamp Lawton’s pool is the largest and warmest pool on the ridge. The daily Penguin Swim is alsoconducted out of our pool. We offer the following Aquatics Merit Badges: SwimmingLifesavingShooting SportsOur renovated and improved rifle and archery ranges make the best of Camp Lawton’s capabilities. TheArchery and Rifle Shooting Merit Badges can be completed in camp provided Scouts are able to meet
the required shooting score. For Rifle Shooting Merit Badge, we use CO2 air rifles that shot pellets.These fulfill the requirements of the rifle merit badge completely and comply with fire restrictions in theforest. We offer the following Merit Badges from the Shooting Sports Area: Rifle ShootingArcheryNature/EcologyNature and Ecology focuses on the natural world around us. The Santa Catalina Mountains are a richecosystem and the instructors are eager to show Scouts just how amazing nature is. Ecology featureseverything from the Eagle required Environmental Science to 2-day badges such as Fish and WildlifeManagement and Mammal Study. A total of ten Merit Badges are offered at Nature and Ecology asfollows: Environmental ScienceAstronomyWeatherNatureMammal StudyOceanographyGeologySoil and Water ConservationFish and Wildlife ManagementPulp and PaperScience Technology Engineering and Math (STEM)STEM focuses on those Merit Badges related to science, technology, engineering and math. All thetechnology will be provided at little or no cost to the participants. A total of six Merit Badges are taughtout of the STEM Area: Game DesignRoboticsProgrammingGraphic ArtsCinematographyJournalism2
HandicraftFor artistic and relaxation pursuits, Scouts may spend their time in the Handicraft area to learn skillssuch as Art, Basketry, Wood Carving, Leatherwork, and Indian Lore. Seven Merit Badges are offered atHandicraft: LeatherworkWood CarvingBasketrySculpturePaintingIndian LoreArcheologyEagle QuestOur Eagle Quest area is there to help them on their way by providing guidance toward their Eagle rankby offering six Eagle-Required Merit Badges. Due to the complex nature of many of the Merit Badges inthis area, Scouts should be at least First Class rank before attempting these Merit Badges. The MeritBadges offered at Eagle Quest are as follows: Citizenship in the CommunityCitizenship in the NationCitizenship in the WorldCommunicationsCookingPersonal FitnessTrail to First ClassAlthough not a Merit Badge Program, the Trail to First Class Area prepares young scouts foradvancement to First Class. The program is completely open and caters to both Scouts needing only asingle requirement and Scouts needing all requirements. It is a self-paced program which encouragesself-motivation and self-esteem. We are also willing and eager to teach any skills to a Scout or adult (astime permits) who may want to know for either advancement purposes or merely personal curiosity. Inorder to better serve your Scout’s individual needs, please bring their Scout Handbook on Mondaymorning so we can record his or her current information on our tracking sheets. Trail to First Class isalso a great place for leaders to assist by volunteering to teach a skill in which they are proficient.Contact the Area Director to volunteer.Please note that completion of all the lessons at Trail to First Class does not automatically grant theScout the First Class Rank. Troop-level activities such as Scoutmaster conferences and boards of revieware needed in order to receive each rank.The staff does not sign off on the requirements in a Scout’s Handbook. However, they do recordcompletion of individual requirements which will be provided to the Scoutmaster.3
2020 Camp Lawton Merit Badge ScheduleComing SoonNote that some Merit Badges have prerequisites and additional costs. See thetable which follows.4
Merit Badge Prerequisites and CostsMerit inematographyCit. in CommunityCit. in NationCit. in WorldCommunicationsCookingEmergency Prep.Environmental Sci.ExplorationFirst AidFish and Wildlife MgmtGame DesignGeologyGraphic ArtsIndian LoreJournalismLeatherworkLifesavingMammal l FitnessPioneeringProgrammingPulp and PaperRifle ShootingRoboticsSculptureSearch and RescueSigns, Signals and CodesSoil & Water Cons.SwimmingWeatherWilderness SurvivalWoodcarvingAreaOutdoor SkillsField SportsHandicraftEcologyHandicraftOutdoor SkillsSTEMEagle QuestEagle QuestEagle QuestEagle QuestKitchenOutdoor SkillsEcologyOutdoor SkillsOutdoor ftAquaticsEcologyEcologyEcologyOutdoor SkillsHandicraftEagle QuestOutdoor SkillsSTEMEcologyField SportsSTEMHandicraftOutdoor SkillsOutdoor SkillsEcologyAquaticsEcologyOutdoor SkillsHandicraft# esYesYesYesNoYesYesYesPrerequisitesCost 55b, 6 24NotesTime needed to complete projectsPlan time for qualifyingAttend art exhibit during the weekRequires observation at nightTime varies based on skill level4b, 5c, 7b, 8d, 93, 4b, 7, 837a-c5,84,5,67a, 8bNeed First Aid requirements for Tenderfoot through 1st Class. Need First Aid Kit.1, 2d 10Must design and play game 20Time varies based on skill level 10Time varies based on skill levelNeed to have Second and First Class swimming requirements completed before camp1a, 8*, 11*, 12*, 13*, 14*48 5 10 10 10 106*, 7*Need time for programming projectsPlan time for qualifyingNeed time to build and program robotTime varies to complete projectsPlan time for the practice hasty searchMust complete BSA Swim Test5 5Overnight on Thursday. Bring First Aid Kit.Need Tot’n Chip*A session will be held after the camping season to meet these requirements.5
2020 Camp Lawton Daily ScheduleMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday6:00 AM7:15 AM7:30 AM8:30 AM9:00 AM10:00 AM11:00 AMSundayPenguin SwimFlagsBreakfastSPL MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesMB ClassesPenguin SwimFlagsBreakfastSPL MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesMB ClassesPenguin SwimFlagsBreakfastSPL MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesMB ClassesPenguin SwimFlagsBreakfastSPL MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesMB Classes11:00 AM to12:45 PM1:30 PM1:30 PM2:30 PM3:30 PM4:30 PMLunchLunchLunchLunchPenguin SwimFlagsBreakfastSPL MeetingMB Make-upMB Make-upCardboard BoatRegattaLunchMB ClassesSM MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesPatrol ActivitiesMB ClassesSM MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesPatrol ActivitiesMB ClassesSM MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesPatrol agsDinnerFlagsDinnerFlagsDinnerMB ClassesSM MeetingMB ClassesMB ClassesPatrol Activities, OABrotherhood Classesand CeremonyFlagsDinnerInter-Troop CampfireAstronomy StargazingMovie Night:Mountain ManCampfire and OASocial; Art ShowLights OutLights OutLights OutLights Out5:15 PM5:30 PM6:45 PM7:15 PM8:00 PM8:30 PM10:00 PMArrivalCamp TourCampsite SetupAdventure Night: TroopCat Eye, Night Hike toBigelow, Movie NightLights OutSaturdayContinental BreakfastOn the way homeSM MeetingFunnerday ActivitiesFlagsDinnerCampfireTribe of PapagoCampfire in MountainManLights Out6
In-Camp ProgramFunnerdaySince every day at camp is fun, Friday afternoon is known as Funnerday which is an entire afternoon offun games and activities to help Scouts get the most out of their camp experience. We believe thatcamp should not only be about merit badges, but also a chance to build character and make memoriesthat Scouts can take home and remember throughout their lives. A Scout grows through experiences.Funnerday activities include both competitive and non-competitive events.Cardboard Boat RegattaUnits will have the opportunity to build a fully functional boat that can hold one or more Scouts out ofnothing but cardboard and duct tape. Boats will be judged on the boat design, and how well it floats (orhow well it sinks – an entertaining sinking is sometimes better than a good float). Cardboard will beavailable in the cage behind the pool, but each unit must supply its own duct tape. Duct tape may alsobe purchased at the Trading Post. Designs may be made before camp but the entire boat must beconstructed at camp.Scoutmaster Belly Flop ExpositionScoutmasters don’t often get a chance to really shine at Boy Scout camp, but in this case they will havethe chance to shine red, anyway. During the Scoutmaster Belly Flop Exhibition, Scoutmasters willmatch wits and courage to prove that they are the toughest in camp. They will be scored on severalcriteria including (but not limited to) style of dive, horizontal entry, redness of the belly, and generalattitude. Bring the whole gang and cheer them on as they face the pain of competition.Blast Car DerbyWe will provide the launcher, track, and CO2 cartridges. Each troop or patrol builds its own Blast Car(available at The Scout Shop before Camp, or at the Trading Post during Camp.) Competitions will beheld during Funnerday to determine the fastest, most creative, and most llama-like car. Cars may bebuilt during your week at Camp, or you may bring them to Camp ready to race! Please note we do nothave woodworking tools available at Camp.Senior Patrol Leader and Scoutmaster Tomahawk ThrowHave your SPL and SM team up to demonstrate their wild west skills during Funnerday.Hiking TrailsCamp Lawton sits among some of the greatest hiking trains in Southern Arizona. You and your unitshould consider taking advantage of this opportunity.Palisades TrailThe Palisades Trail was the original route up the mountain for the first Scouts attending camp in 1921.With the help of mules, they hiked the length of the telephone line that is since defunct up throughcamp to the Palisades Ranger station just to our north. With the construction of the road, Scouts no7
longer need to use it to get to and from camp, but it is an excellent hike for interested troops. Sometroops even choose to hike up overnight from Tucson on Saturday getting into camp at the regularSunday time. For regular day hikes from camp, the trailhead is about a quarter mile down OrganizationRidge Road on the right.Bigelow TrailThe Bigelow Trail is our most popular trail as it quickly and fairly easily takes you to some veryimpressive views. It is about 2 miles round trip and gains an elevation of 1000 ft. The area surroundingthe radio towers is open but the towers cannot be climbed. The parking lot area is an excellent place tosee a sunset (usually occurring around 7:30 PM during the summer). The trail also splits about 2/3 ofthe way up leading to the Butterfly Trail (an advanced loop) and to Mt. Kellogg (easier and very nicefrom which to watch the sunrise).Showers PointShower’s Point is accessible up to the Shower’s Point campground road and then up the dirt road abouta mile. It’s the shortest and easiest trail and leads to an impressive rock outcropping. However, climbingthat rock outcropping is strictly prohibited. It is extremely dangerous and without a certified climbinginstructor, the rock is off limits to any Scout group.Eagle TrailJoin one of our staff members early one morning for an inspirational hike along the Eagle Trail. The staffmember leading the hike will take Scouts and Scouters along the trail to Scouting’s highest rank – theEagle! Whether you are an Eagle, or have just begun your climb, this hike will be a memorableexperience.Night-Eye CoursesBuddies, patrols, and units can test their orienteering skills anytime on one of our long distance compasscourses designed for both day and night use. Course guides and preparation for the courses can beobtained at Outdoor Skills.Campfire ProgramsThe campfires are often among the most memorable events for Scouts and Scouters. Sunday night isour staff campfire where our staff will entertain you with skits and songs to have you rolling in theaisles or at least rolling your eyes. Campers will have the opportunity on Friday night to showcase alloff their talents.Penguin SwimWake-up right with a jump in the pool at 6 AM! The frigid early morning air nearly makes the almost 70degree water feel warm in comparison and challenges you and your Scouts to brave their anxieties andface the cold. Attend three times over the week, and you can earn the patch and call yourself a truePenguin Swimmer.8
Order of the Arrow DayThe Order of the Arrow is Scouting’s National Honor Society. All members of the OA are encouraged tobring their sashes and wear them on Thursday.Has it been 10 months since you became an Ordeal member in the OA? Why not seal your membershipin the OA by completing your Brotherhood and complete your full membership in the Order? OnThursday, the Order of the Arrow will hold Brotherhood classes followed later by a BrotherhoodCeremony. Due to national regulations, Brotherhood Classes and Ceremonies are available only tomembers of Papago Lodge. Check the camp schedule for exact times and places of OA events. Therewill be a cost for the sash that can be paid in the Trading Post. A Camp-Wide ice cream social is heldafter the Brotherhood ceremony. Everyone in Camp is welcome to come congratulate the newBrotherhood members and learn about the OA.AwardsThere are several opportunities to earn awards for both units and individuals at Camp Lawton.Campsite CleanlinessEach day, the Camp Commissioner will perform an inspection of your campsite. The inspection will begraded against the criteria shown in the Campsite Inspection form included in this Leader Guide. The“Fresh as a Daisy Award for Campsite Cleanliness” will be awarded daily at evening flags to the Troopwhich scores the highest on their campsite inspection for that day.Honor TroopEach week, the Camp Commissioner judge the competition for the Honor Troop for that week. In orderto qualify for Honor Troop, your unit must meet the following requirements:1.2.3.4.5.6.Lead a Flag CeremonySing a Song at a Campwide activityWear full and correct Field Uniforms to evening flags and dinner each night.Perform chores in the Mess Hall as well as the shower facilities.Complete a service project while in camp.Demonstrate Scout Spirit, Live the Scout Oath, Law, Motto, Slogan, and Outdoor Codeduring the week.7. Perform a skit at the camp wide campfire.In addition, Troops seeking to compete in the Honor Troop competition must complete the applicationwhich is provided in the Forms section of this document. The completed form must be submitted to theCamp Commissioner by lunch on Friday.The Honor Troop will be awarded a space on a plaque to be displayed in the Dining Hall.The application for Honor Troop is provided in the Appendix of this Leader Guide.Tribe of PapagoThe Tribe of Papago is a long-standing tradition at Camp Lawton that was formed in 1923 by CampDirector and Scout Executive Harry Ogle. It is an organization devoted to the improvement of the camp9
and those that visit it, and in a way, is our alumni association. As such, our hope is to expand andimprove this tradition and use it to encourage participation in camp by individuals and units.Each year a Scout attends Camp Lawton, he is eligible for a new rank in our camp honor society. Byparticipating in the camp program and attending service projects, a Scout can progress through theranks of Hunter, Warrior, Medicine Man, Chief, and Elder and be recognized at a special ceremony atthe end of the week. Records are kept on a troop level and are at the discretion of the troop leadership.The Advancement Requirements for the Tribe of Papago are found in the Appendix of this Leader Guide.10
Adult ProgramCamp Lawton offers several programs for adults. From earning your Scoutmaster Merit Badge toparticipating in training to become a more effective Scout leader, Camp Lawton has many activities tomake the camp experience enjoyable and productive.Training OpportunitiesThis year, Camp Lawton will offer the following training opportunities to those adults willing toparticipate: Introduction to Outdoor Living SkillsScoutmaster Specific TrainingWeather HazardsYouth Protection TrainingTroop Committee ChallengeSafe Swim/Safety AfloatScoutmaster Merit BadgeYou will have the opportunity to earn your Scoutmaster Merit Badge by participating in several programareas around camp. After meeting the requirements, you will undergo a Scoutmaster Conference andbe awarded the Scoutmaster Merit Badge. The requirements for Scoutmaster Merit Badge may befound in the appendix of this Leader Guide.Scout Masters Golf TournamentDemonstrate your Scout Skills and Golfing Skills by creating a golf club from felled trees around campand hitting one of our thousands of pinecones to get the best score in Thursday’s golf tournament. Thisis a fun event which is sure to bring a lot of smiles.11
Camp ServicesMealsOur state-of-the-art kitchen is run by an excellent kitchen staff who are ready and eager to providesome of the best camp food your Scouts will ever have. All food is cooked on-site and is served fresh,hot and in reasonable serving sizes. Special food needs can usually be met through our alternative menuor a unit bringing the required foods. Please let us know of the specific dietary requirements at the timeof final payment. We are unab
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