Day Usage Fee
(troops, crews, ship; not for packs) |
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$2 per person for campers and day visitors
($3 for out-of-council units) |
For troops, crews and ships that are not camping and only using program facilities, add the day usage fee. |
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| Campsites |
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$100 per campsite (up to 50 campers)
$125 per campsite (51-75 campers)
(includes day usage fee) |
Troops, crews and ships can camp at Camp Strake. Twenty campsites are nestled in shaded areas throughout the camp with picnic tables, a covered pavilion with electricity. Eighteen campsites have a capacity of 50 campers; two campsites have a capacity of 75 campers (# 2 and 19). Shower houses are located along the main campsite road and are shared by three or four campsites. Individual stalls are ADA-compliant and have a toilet, shower, and sink. Rangers assign the campsites and issue campsite assignments upon check-in. |
Review:
• Camp Strake Leader Guide
• SHAC Camp Guidelines and Policies
All participants must follow all:
• Leadership and Youth Protection Requirements
• Guide to Safe Scouting |
| Primitive Campsite |
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$50 per campsite (up to 50 campers)
(includes day usage fee) |
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Review:
• Camp Strake Leader Guide
• SHAC Camp Guidelines and Policies
All participants must follow all:
• Leadership and Youth Protection Requirements
• Guide to Safe Scouting |
| Archery |
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$50 per group
(2-hours) plus
ammunition and day usage fee if not camping |
The archery range has a sporting arrows range and 3D archery range. For questions about range and target activities, contact the Range and Target Sports Committee. |
• One USA Archery Level 1 Instructor for every 10 shooters
Resources:
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Range and Target Activities
⇒ Range and Target Activities
⇒ SHAC Range and Target Activities Committee |
| Rifle |
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$35 per group
(2-hours) plus
ammunition and day usage fee if not camping |
The rifle range has 16 firing positions with a maximum range of 100 yards. Personal equipment or ammunition is not allowed. For questions about range and target activities, contact the Range and Target Sports Committee. |
Rifle:
• One NRA certified Range Safety Officer (RSO) for every 8 shooters on the range, and
• One (NRA) certified Rifle Instructor for every 8 shooters on the range
Resources:
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Range and Target Activities
⇒ Range and Target Activities
⇒ SHAC Range and Target Activities Committee |
| Shotgun |
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$35 per group
(2-hours) plus
ammunition and day usage fee if not camping |
Personal equipment or ammunition is not allowed. Por questions about range and target activities, contact the Range and Target Sports Committee. |
• One Range Safety Officer (RSO) for every 6 participants on the range, and
• One National Rifle Association (NRA) Shotgun trained leader for each range participant
Resources:
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Range and Target Activities
⇒ Range and Target Activities
⇒ SHAC Range and Target Activities Committee |
| Climbing and rappelling |
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$15 per participant
(4 hours)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
The 32-foot-tall climbing tower is designed to allow beginner and experienced climbers to test and improve their skills. Gear and equipment is provided. Participants must bring a hold harmless agreement. For questions about climbing, contact the Climbing Committee. |
• One climbing level 1 trained leader, and
• One climbing director or climbing level 2 trained leader
Resources:
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Climbing and Rappelling
⇒ Climb On Safely applies to climbing activities operated by a unit
⇒ Belay On, No. 430-500
⇒ SHAC Climbing Committee |
| Mountain Biking |
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$15 per bike (4 hours) |
Price includes helmets and mountain bike. Participants will bike on designated trails. (~15 available) |
Resources:
⇒ Biking Resources |
| Boating |
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$6 each (4 hours)
(14 canoes, 16 kayaks, 6 paddleboards, 6 rowboats)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
PFDs and paddles are provided. Canoes can only be used onsite. For questions about boating, contact the Aquatics Committee. |
• One adult with Safety Afloat (SA) training taken online for every ten participants
• One adult with Paddle Craft Safety training, strongly recommended
• One adult certified in first aid and CPR (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 12; SSD#1)
If swimming,
• One adult with Safe Swim Defense (SSD) training taken online for every ten participants to be on the safety team which includes:
- Qualified supervision (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, chapter 6; SA #1) - strongly recommended at least one adult or older youth member currently trained in Aquatics Supervision: Swimming and Water Rescue or Lifeguard
- One person acting as a lookout (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD #5)
- At least two response personnel and minimum of one per every 10 participants (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD#4)
Resources:
⇒ Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, is the primary resource for aquatics at the unit level
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Aquatics Safety
⇒ Swim classification tests renewed annually at the beginning of the season (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, SA#3)
⇒ SHAC Aquatics Committee |
| Pool |
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$5 per participant
(4 hours) (minimum of 10 participants required)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Multiple units can rent the pool at the same time from April - October weather permitting (lightning risk reduction). Capacity currently 60 swimmers. For questions about swimming, contact the Aquatics Committee. |
• One adult with Safe Swim Defense (SSD) training taken online for every ten participants to be on the safety team which includes:
- Qualified supervision (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, chapter 6; SSD #1) - strongly recommended at least one adult or older youth member currently trained in Aquatics Supervision: Swimming and Water Rescue or Lifeguard
- One person acting as a lookout (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD #5)
- At least two response personnel and minimum of one per every 10 participants (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD#4)
- One adult certified in CPR (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD#4)
Resources:
⇒ Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, is the primary resource for aquatics at the unit level
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Aquatics Safety
⇒ Swim classification tests renewed annually at the beginning of the season (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, SA#3)
⇒ Aquatics Committee |
| Lake Swimming |
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$5 per participant in designated swim area
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Multiple units can use the lake at the same time from April - October weather permitting (lightning risk reduction). For questions about aquatics, contact the Aquatics Committee. Capacity 100 swimmers. |
• One adult with Safe Swim Defense (SSD) training taken online for every ten participants to be on the safety team which includes:
- Qualified supervision (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, chapter 6; SSD #1) - strongly recommended at least one adult or older youth member currently trained in Aquatics Supervision: Swimming and Water Rescue or Lifeguard
- One person acting as a lookout (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD #5)
- At least two response personnel and minimum of one per every 10 participants (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD#4)
- One adult certified in CPR (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346 chapter 6; SSD#4)
Resources:
⇒ Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, is the primary resource for aquatics at the unit level
⇒ Guide to Safe Scouting: Aquatics Safety
⇒ Swim classification tests renewed annually at the beginning of the season (Source: Aquatics Supervision, No. 34346, SA#3)
⇒ Aquatics Committee |
| Merit badge pavilions |
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$10 per half day
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Open-air covered pavilion with electricity and lighting and four picnic tables. Pavilions A-H have a storage room that divides the pavilion. Pavilions J-P are fully open (with no storage room). Seat 24. |
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| Dining Hall |
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$300 per weekend
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Indoor building with a/c, tables, chairs, and a/v equipment (sound system, mic, projector, tv screens). Does not include access to the kitchen. Seats 460 people. |
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| STEM Center |
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$50 (4-hours)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Indoor building with ceiling fans and garage doors for ventilation, tables, chairs, projector, and sound system. Capacity 70 in the main room and 20 in the robotics lab. |
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| HQ Training Room |
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$25 (4-hours)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Indoor room located in the HQ building with a/c, electricity, projector, and chairs. There are no tables or sound system. Capacity 50. |
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| Grand Pavilion |
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$250 (per wknd)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Open-air covered pavilion with ceiling fans, tables, chairs, electricity, lighting, projector, and sound system. Capacity 600. |
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WL Davis Room
(Leader's Lounge) |
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$25 (4-hours)
plus day usage fee if not camping |
Indoor room located in the Grand Pavilion with a/c and electricity. There are no tables or chairs (can be borrowed if requested). Capacity 30. |
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| Arena |
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$50 without AV (1.5 hours)
$75 with AV (1.5 hours) |
Available for troops, crews and ships who are camping. Seats 1,200 people. |
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| Certified Leadership |
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$100 per day per instructor |
For units that don't have certified leadership, request qualified personnel to run program (e.g., range and target activities, climbing, aquatics). |
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| Orienteering Course |
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A 5K orienteering course has been set up and takes one to two hours to complete. Bring your own compasses. |
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| Geocaching |
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There is a geochaching course with ten hidden geocaches around camp. Bring your own compasses. |
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| Disk Golf |
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There is a 9-hold disk golf course. Bring your own frisbees. |
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| Gaga Ball |
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There are two Gaga ball pits. Scouts must be monitored and supervised. Bring your own ball. |
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| Fishing |
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Catch and release fishing is allowed camp. Bring your own equipment. Fishing licenses are not required. |
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| Nature Trails / Pollinator Gardens |
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There are nature trails marked with trees and 3 native plant pollinator gardens to work on plant identification and various merit badges. |
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| Staff huts |
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$20/bed/night |
For special events and long-term camps. Staff huts sleep four people per hut. Huts have a/c, fan, electricity, two bunk beds, and a small hanging area. Pillows and linens are not included. |
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