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Troop 300’s Adventure at Wehinapay Mountain Camp: A Weekend of Service and Fun

Jun 11, 2024
3 min read

This past weekend, Troop 300 embarked on an unforgettable journey to Wehinapay Mountain Camp, nestled in the serene embrace of the mountains. The scouts were on a mission to assist Ranger Brian in preparing the camp for the upcoming summer season, and their enthusiasm and dedication made it a resounding success.



A Weekend of Hard Work and Service

The scouts arrived at Wehinapay Mountain Camp early Saturday morning, greeted by the crisp, cool mountain air—a refreshing change from the heat of the city. Ranger Brian welcomed the troop and laid out the tasks that needed to be accomplished to get the camp ready for summer.


Setting Up Camp

One of the primary tasks was to move all 179 canvas tents to their designated campsites. It was no small feat, but Troop 300 tackled the job with remarkable teamwork and efficiency. The scouts formed a well-organized assembly line, passing the heavy tents from one scout to the next, ensuring that each tent reached its proper location. By midday, all tents were set up, creating a picturesque campsite ready for future campers.


Sprucing Up the Lake Lodge

After a hearty lunch, the troop turned their attention to the Lake Lodge. The scouts rolled up their sleeves and got to work, sweeping, scrubbing, and polishing the lodge until it gleamed. The transformation was incredible, and the Lake Lodge now stands ready to welcome campers for meals, gatherings, and activities.


Ensuring a Great Fishing Experience

No camp experience is complete without some time spent fishing, and Troop 300 made sure that the lake’s fish population was ready for eager campers. The scouts checked the fishing areas, cleaned up the surroundings, and even did some fishing to ensure the fish were biting. Their efforts will undoubtedly lead to countless joyful moments for future campers as they cast their lines and reel in their catches.


Enjoying the Cool Mountain Weather

Of course, it wasn’t all work and no play. The cool mountain weather provided the perfect backdrop for the scouts to enjoy some well-deserved downtime. They explored the beautiful trails around the camp, shared stories around the campfire, and marveled at the starry night sky—an experience that’s hard to come by in the city.


Join the Adventure: Register for Summer Camp ASAP!

Troop 300’s weekend at Wehinapay Mountain Camp was a wonderful blend of service, camaraderie, and fun. It served as a reminder of the importance of teamwork and the joy of spending time in nature. The camp is now perfectly prepared for the summer season, and Ranger Brian is ready to welcome a new wave of scouts.


If you haven’t registered for summer camp yet, now is the time! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to create lasting memories, learn new skills, and enjoy the beauty of Wehinapay Mountain Camp. Summer camp spots are filling up quickly, so be sure to secure your place soon.


Why Attend Summer Camp?

  • Adventure: Experience the thrill of outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing to archery and canoeing.

  • Skill-Building: Earn merit badges, develop leadership skills, and learn survival techniques.

  • Friendship: Form bonds with fellow scouts that can last a lifetime.

  • Nature:** Immerse yourself in the stunning natural surroundings and enjoy a break from screens and city life.


How to Register

Registering for summer camp is easy! Visit the Wehinapay Mountain Camp website or contact your troop leader for more information on how to sign up. Don’t wait—spots are limited, and you won’t want to miss out on this incredible adventure.


Troop 300’s efforts have set the stage for an amazing summer at Wehinapay Mountain Camp. We look forward to seeing you there!

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