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Camp
Falling Rock |
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The Camp
Falling Rock page from the
Simon Kenton Council website is framed below. There is also a
Camp
Falling Rock Website that discusses scout programs and events
held at Camp Falling Rock. Visit the Rock Foundation
Website to learn more about the history of Camp Falling Rock
and about ongoing efforts to improve and conserve this facility.
Both sites have picture gallerys that are worth visiting if
you've never visited this camp.
Additional
Camp Falling Rock Information
Camp Wagons
Contrary to popular belief, the metal
wagons lined up in the public parking area are not supplied for the
amusement of tiger scouts, although tigers seem to enjoy them.
The camp rules do not permit cars past the public parking area except
in special circumstances.
You're supposed to use the metal wagons to pack your
equipment into the campsites. If you drive your car into the
campsites without making prior arrange- ments, the camp ranger may have
a pleasant chat with your tour leader (not recom- mended, at least for
the tour leader).
So pack light, leave the inflatable mattress at home, and camp near the
parking lot.
If you're young at heart, but your knees feel like they're 70 years old
OR you're in
charge of a TON of program materials for a pack weekend, have your tour
leader CALL the
council office -- they'll be happy to work with you. (Sez
AWM, who is speaking from experience). |
Wagons
come in Blue, Red,
Yellow and Green.
Tigers come in infinite varieties.
See the SKC document,
Camp
Policies
for more information about
yellow wagons and other
rules and recommendations. |
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Don't Feed the Raccoons!
Raccoons are cute and they love potato chips and all the other junk
that scouts eat on campout (while Mom isn't around). |
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If you keep chips or other food in your tent, you may wake up nose to
nose with a raccoon at 3:00 a.m. or have your tent trashed while you're
away.
Secure
your food!
Don't keep it in your tent!
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opinions expressed on this site do not necessarily reflect those of the
Simon Kenton Council, BSA, Columbus, Ohio.
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