Navajo Camp

Navajo is designed for second-year Webelos, which are Cub Scouts that are about to cross over into Boy Scouts within the next year.

Navajo was founded in 1991, and is one of the only camps in the country to run a program for the entire summer that is focused solely on Webelos.
The camp is focused on providing a transition from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts, by providing Scouts with skills and knowledge that is more advanced and challenging than what they have previously done.
There are eight campsites in Navajo, which all have tents and cots already set-up for campers, on wooden platforms.
Campers and staff eat in the Miles Dining Hall, where they are served family style.
Among Navajo’s unique program features are a wrist rockets range, climbing tower, and a mini golf course.

Click on the link below to get the Tomahawk Leader's Guide and Navajo Leader's Supplement

Map of Navajo Camp

Click on the links below to learn more about individual programs:

Navajo campers can register online at www.goscouting.org!