FLAG CEREMONIES: Flags and the evening meal are a time to break out the OFFICIAL Scout uniform. (Official BSA Shirt, BSA Pants, Belt, Socks, Camp Hat) The flag lowering will start promptly at the designated time. All units are to assemble on the Parade Field in PROPER Scout Uniform. We will then have evening lowering, followed by announcements. The camp will then be dismissed to Larsen Lodge for good food, fun, and fellowship. Flag raising will start at the designated time each morning Scouts and adults may wear their activity uniform of the day to morning flags (Official Scout Uniform is not required). After morning flag raising, Scouts will be dismissed to begin their exciting day of merit badges and fun.

ORDER OF THE ARROW: Camp Chief Little Turtle is home to the Order of the Arrow, Kiskakon Lodge “The Standing Bear Lodge”.  We recognize all the sweat, strained muscles, dirty and tired bodies it takes to help maintain and get the camp ready for another camping season.  They will be conducting meetings, service projects, call-outs, and advancement during your camp week.  The OA Representative will schedule all Blue Heron Award Service Projects.

DISC GOLF: Open all 6 sessions. Check out a set of Disc Golf discs (Driver, Short- Range, and Putter) from the Sports Shed or bring your own. Our 9 hole course is arranged in a circular pattern around the Parade Field. Challenge your friends, scouts from other units, or your Scout Leader! Discs are available on a first-come-first-served basis.

MOUNTAIN BIKES: Open sessions. Sign your troop or patrol up for a self guided tour around the reservation on the camp’s Trek mountain bikes. These are self guided trips and must be accompanied by two-deep leadership. Guided tours with a staff member are also available upon request. Over twenty miles of marked trails will take you to the far reaches of camp. A must for all campers. Trail maps are available at the camp administration office.

FLYING SQUIRREL: The flying squirrel is a Project C.O.P.E. high event available to all Scouts and adults. The flying squirrel is located in the Canary Valley activity field. The participant is attached to a climbing rope hung from a pulley nearly 40 feet above the ground. On the other end of the rope is a minimum of five people who act as a dog sled team. The participant is quickly pulled from the ground into the air in a matter of seconds and becomes the flying squirrel! This activity is a must! Senior Patrol leaders will have the opportunity to sign up for this event at the daily SPL meeting.

CLIMBING TOWER: Max. Class Size—12 Camp Chief Little Turtle’s 35-foot tower will give you the opportunity to test your skills at three levels of difficulty. Ceramic finger tip and foot holds help you develop your ascent to the deck above where you switch belay lines to repel down the shear side, swinging out over the earth, all controlled by you, the ropes, and your belayer.

MOUNTAIN BOARDS: Open sessions. Derived from skateboarding and snowboarding this new extreme sport is growing in popularity and has been featured at the National Jamboree. Participants will be trained in proper use and safety. All safety equipment including knee/elbow pads and helmets are provided. NOTE: PARTICIPANTS MUST BE AT LEAST 14 YEARS OF AGE.

FIELD GAMES: Open sessions. Field games are available in all open sessions including 9 Square, Gaga Ball, Horseshoes, Volleyball and Bag Toss games. Join fellow campers in these fun activities! Have fun and test your skills!