Cub World

CUB WORLD - Overnight Resident Camp -

Cub Scout outdoor adventures begin at summer camp with all the fun traditional

programs you’d expect, from crafts and games to marksmanship and Scout skills.

Cub World is the perfect place for a first overnight camping experience. The camp is conveniently located in the Portland metro area, just minutes from Clackamas Town Center. Its proximity to civilization, coupled
with a gentle introductory experience of two nights and three days, makes Cub World perfect for a young boy’s first venture away from home.

Cub World is designed for first through third graders. While Webelos are welcome, they will likely enjoy
Gilbert Ranch and Adventure Cove a bit more, as the three camps are progressive, with Cub World being the first of three successive experiences.

Cub leaders and parents will find activities and themes at Cub World well suited to young boys. Staff pride themselves on bringing fun themes come to life, like the knights of the roundtable theme that immerses Cub Scouts in King Arthur’s world. Staff members make great role models for young boys.

Cub Scouts will find many activities at Cub World, from games and sports activities to crafts and skills areas. There’s also archery and BB-gun ranges, sure to please every boy.

Cub Scouts also love the unique housing at Cub World. They sleep in real railroad boxcars, a fort, or teepees for a unique adventure.
Cub World promises three days of fun and adventure for Cubs, parents, and Leaders.

Who:

Cub World is a great camp for Tiger Cubs and Cub Scouts. Webelos can attend, but might find Gilbert Ranch and Adventure Cove more suited to their age level and interests.

Food:

Nutritious and filling meals are served in the dining hall. Camp fees include meals for boys and adults.

Housing:

Cub World has several unique sleeping areas, including real boxcars, a frontier fort, and teepees. Boys sleep in these features, while adults stay in nearby tents.

Advancement:

Cub World provides a list of possible requirements in the leader guide available online in the spring.

Fee's:

Camp fees range from $135 to $170 for Scouts. One adult per six Scouts attends free (up to 3 free); each additional adult pays $65

Property Facts:

Size: 192 acres

Location: 5 minutes east of Clackamas Town Center in Happy Valley, Oregon

GPS Coordinates: 45. 26.874 n / 122. 30.323 w

Elevation: ~500ft

Mailing Address: 11300 SE 147th Avenue, Happy Valley, OR 97086

Date Acquired: 1952

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Posted by Sean Ferriss

on Friday, 19 August 2011 15:29

Updated: Tuesday, 29 November -0001 16:00