Cub Scout Programs

Schoepe Scout Reservation at Lost Valley offers a variety of year round acitivies and is available for your Cub Pack, Cub Den, Families, Church, or Corporate event. Your group can use the archery, BB Range, canoe in the lake, or use the observatory to gaze at the stars. The Campmaster Corp will help staff the programs of your choice. Dates, prices, and availability vary so make plans early.

Download the facility use forms here. If you have any further questions please call Toni in the Camping Department, at (714) 546-4990 ext. 136 or e-mail tonik@ocbsa.org.

Family Camping

Program Fees

Holiday Family Camp

Partner and Pal Weekend

Cub Scout Resident Camp (Summer)

Lost Valley Weather Report

Find out about year round Campmaster staff here.

Family Camping: Cub packs and dens are encouraged to take advantage of open camping at Lost Valley. Tent camping or cabins are available, along with food service for groups of 50 or more. Programs such as archery, BB guns, nature hikes, and service projects can be provided.

Camping:
Scout unit’s camp use fee is $10.00 per person. This covers use of camp and access to restrooms and water, both are nearby, if not in campsite. Most campsites come equipped with kybos (pit toilets), pinic tables, and a water fountain.

         Building Use: All building deposits are due at camp. All Building Fees are in addition to your camping and program fees.
             Log Cabins: $80.00 (includes heat and electrical); Eight (8) Bunks.
                                $30.00 per cabin cleaning deposit. (Cabin fee is in addition to camp use fee.)

Beckman Hall Conference Facilities: $175 + $300 cleaning deposit.

Program Fees

Archery Range: $2.00 per person + charge for lost arrows
BB Gun Range: $1.00 per person.
Observatory: No charge
Conservation/Service Projects: No charge
Food Service (4 Meals): $30.00 per person (must be pre-arranged)

Download the SSRLV Facility Use Form (PDF)

Holiday Family Camp: Bring your Pack, Den, or family to Memorial and Labor day weekend family camp. All program areas are open. Enjoy horse rides, shooting sports, nature programs, the pools, volleyball, horse shoes, mountain bikes, special activities for young campers and adults, and don’t forget the Big Tex Hay Ride. There is a movie night Saturday evening and the entertaining campfire Sunday evening.

2008 Labor Day Family Camp: August 29th - September 1st.

Partner and Pal Weekend: Spend the weekend together camping in tents or the cabins working on Cub belt loops and activity pin advancement. Great food is provided in our dining halls. The cheerful campmaster staff works with the boys in the program areas. Enjoy the evening campfire, entertainment is provided by the boys and staff, followed by a trip to the telescope to gaze at the stars. A great weekend, one that your boys will want to come back to year after year.

2008 Spring Partner and Pal Update: This Partner N' Pal weekend we focused on the Scientest Activity Pin, and the Astronomy Belt Loop. We had activities and instruction in both subjects, and on Saturday night, after the Campfire, we opened the observatory to look at Saturn and Mizar. We also had BB Shooting, Archery, Handicraft, and Nature Center open for all to enjoy. Thanks to all the Partner N' Pals and the Campmaster Staff for making it such a great weekend! Get ready for an Adventure this fall...

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Cub Resident Camp: Spend four days and three nights having fun, while working on Cub advancement. Camp in the same campsites and tents the Boy Scouts use and enjoy great food in the dining halls. Swim every day in the pool, shoot archery, BB guns, sling shots, enjoy nature hikes, astronomy, introduction to horses, and the “Mud Slide.” Finally, have fun at the Friday evening programs, the western BBQ, carnival, and stage show with the Boy Scouts.

2008 Cub Resident Camp: July 2-5, 2008