CAMP ALAFLO

2010
Camp Information
and LEADER‟S GUIDE
Operated by:
Alabama-Florida Council, B.S.A.
6801 West Main Street
Dothan, Alabama 36305
(334) 793-7882 Office
(334) 793-5318 Fax
Council’s Website: www.alflcouncilbsa.org

1
2
Dear Scout Leader:

This Summer Camp informational booklet has been prepared to help inform and guide you
and your Troop on a great adventure at Camp ALAFLO in 2010. We feel strongly that our
camp will meet your Troop‟s needs.

We have many activities that await you and your Troop at Camp ALAFLO, from
experiencing the natural beauty of our Reservation, to earning required merit badges, to
completing rank advancements, to taking part in the special activities planned for both
Scouts and Leaders.

The Alabama-Florida Council has been making improvements to the following areas at
Camp ALAFLO: COPE Course, Aquatics, and Shooting Sports and older Scout activities.

We have adjusted, expanded, and developed our programs to meet the needs of the first-
year scouts to the older scouts. Our camp staff is committed to providing the best possible
program. Our goal is to be friendly, courteous, and responsive to the needs of your unit.
The staff has been carefully selected and trained to assist in your stay. They are ready to
help you at any time.

Please take time to read this guide from cover to cover, absorb all of the information in it
and pass it along to your other leaders and your troop. We feel that the 2010 Summer
Camp program will be our best and most energetic effort ever. Also, please take time to
prepare for your adventure at Camp ALAFLO.

Understanding that many of you have the need to stay in touch with your office or home
computer there will be a designated area where you can make those connections. You will
need to bring your own laptop and wireless card (If not pre-wired into your laptop).

If you have any questions, special needs, or just want to talk about your week in camp, feel
free to contact us. We will be happy to work with your troop in any way we can. Again, we
are glad to have you on board as a member of the awesome Camp ALAFLO‟s campers‟
team in 2010.

Yours in Scouting,

Teresa Turner Scott Hill

Program Director Camp Director
Email: tturner@graceba.net Email: tscotthill@msn.com

3
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Planning with your Troop
Camp ALAFLO

Map.................................................................................…………………….................. ………….5

Camp ALAFLO Directions…..…………...…………………………………………..…………….6

Troop Planning & Preparation…….…………………………..….…………………..…………...7-8

a. Merit Badge Fees

b. Specialty Program Fees
Camp Policies and Procedures …….........................................………………............................9-13

Parent Guide Information

Camp Facilities and Equipment …………………………...…………………….…..…………….14

Pre Camp Check List .........................................................…………………….............................15

Troop Leaders Guide Information

General Information.....................................................................…………………...................16-17

Pre Camp Check List...............................................................................………..…………...........18

What to bring to Camp.....................................................………………………..………………...19

Special Program & Activities for Scouts ......................................………………...........................20

Adult Leaders Activities….…..........................................................…………………....................21

Sunday Check-In..……...........................................................…………………..............................22

Saturday Check-Out ………….....................................................................…………………........23

Programs and Schedules

Rawhide Program………………….......................................................…………..………………24

C.O.P.E. Program…………………………..…….…………..…………………………...……… 25

Camp Program….............................................................................……………………............26-27

Merit Badge Programs List...................................................…………………................................28

Merit Badge and Programs Scheduling.................................………………..............................29-31

APPENDIX……………………………………………………………….……………………32-38
4
 CAMP ALAFLO
Camp ALAFLO is a nationally accredited Boy Scout Camp. Camp ALAFLO is located in Coffee
County near New Brockton on Coffee County Road 156. It consists of 522 acres with two
picturesque lakes. The camp, which is owned and operated by the Alabama-Florida Council, has
facilities for about 200 Scouts per week.

5
 CAMP ALAFLO DIRECTIONS

CAMP ALAFLO
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
(Look for BSA camp ALAFLO sign
on hwy 27 or hwy 167)

FROM TROY: HWY 167 SOUTH

TAKE LEFT ON COUNTY
ROAD 156/259

FROM ANDALUSIA: HWY 84

EAST TAKE RIGHT ON HWY
167 NORTH, THEN TAKE
RIGHT ON COUNTY ROAD
156/259

FROM DOTHAN: HWY 84

WEST TAKE RIGHT ON HWY
27 NORTH, THEN TAKE LEFT
ON COUNTY ROAD 156/259
OUT OF COUNCIL UNITS- IF YOUR UNIT HAS ACCESS TO THE
INTERNET, PLEASE LOCATE THE DIRECTIONS TO CAMP ALAFLO. FROM OZARK: HWY 27
HERE IS THE ADDRESS: 1687 COUNTY ROAD 156 SOUTH TAKE RIGHT ON
ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA 36351 COUNTY ROAD 156/259
OR LOOK ON A MAP

6
 Troop Planning & Preparation
Camp Weeks
 JUNE 20-26, 2010 (1ST WEEK)
 JUNE 27-JULY 3, 2010 (2ND WEEK)

Fee Schedule
1. A $10 per person late fee will be charged to each camper or unit who does not meet the
payment schedule outlined below. The only exception will be Webelos crossing over
and new Scouts joining the Troop will not be charged late fees.
2. There will be no refunds, only if for unforeseen circumstances, after May 7, 2010.
a. The refund will be applied to the 2010 units’ summer camp registration
account only!!!
b. Summer School is not unforeseen circumstance.
3. You are considered on time by the following
a. All fees paid on time
b. Merit Badge registration done online by May 7, 2010.
AFTER
REGISTRATION APRIL 23, 2010 MAY 7, 2010
MAY 7, 2010
FEE DEPOSIT DUE BALANCE
LATE FEES

CAMP FEES

ALABAMA-FLORIDA
COUNCIL SCOUTS
$180 $50 $130 $140 / $190

OUT OF COUNCIL SCOUTS $180 $50 $130 $140 / $190

ALL PROVISIONAL SCOUTS $180 $50 $130 $140 / $190
*ADDITIONAL LEADERS
FEES
$50 $50 $60

**ADDITIONAL CAMP WEEK $130

FOR CAMPER (discount)
$120 $120
6/5/10 or later
$35 -
***TROOP RESERVATION $25 - Refundable
PER PATROL SITE
$25 Non-Refundable
until 3/12/10
3/13/10 or later

RAWHIDE PROGRAM $180 $50 $130 $140 / $190

Experience ALAFLO $190 $50 $140 $150 / $200

C.O.P.E. $195 $50 $145 $155 / $205

7
 Troop Planning & Preparation (cont)
ALL SCOUTS (COUNCIL, PROVISIONAL, AND OUT-OF-COUNCIL)
All fees are listed on the fee schedule. New Scouts joining your Troop after May 7, 2010 will not
be charged late fees as long as they are paid in full prior to camp. All fees (including deposits) are
non-refundable, but may be transferred to another Scout in your unit.

 Provisional Scouts/Units (See fee schedule).

o A Provisional Scout is a registered Scout who attends camp without his troop.
When the Scout arrives at camp he will join a troop attending camp that week. Our
experience has shown that the experienced leadership of an established troop
provides the Scout with better opportunities for advancement and involvement in
camp activities. Please inform the Camp Management if you are willing to assist a
provisional Scout (s) during your troop‟s week at Camp ALAFLO. Scouts are
encouraged to attend multiple weeks of camp.

Leader Fees (See fee schedule).

All Troops of 5 or more campers receive 2 free adults. Additional leaders are $50 each.
11-15 Scouts - 3 adults free 26-30 Scouts - 5 adults free 36 - 40 Scouts - 7 adults free
16- 25 Scouts - 4 adults free 31-35 Scouts - 6 adults free

Discount Camper Extra Week Fee (See fee schedule).

Any Scout who comes for one week of summer camp at regular price and decides to come back
for a second week of camp will only need to pay $120.00 for the second week. They are
considered a provisional scout. It would be most helpful if you would let us know you are
returning for another week before you leave.
Campsite Reservation (See fee schedule).
Your Troop may request a specific Patrol site by sending in a $25 deposit per patrol site and
application. All requests will be handled on a first come first served basis. If your Troop cannot fill
a site, then we reserve the right to assign another Troop to fill it up or add another troop to the site.
The deposit will be assisting your troop overall cost. The Summer Camp Staff will set up tents
for your Troop according to the fees paid and merit badge online registration turned by May
7, 2010.
Camperships
Camperships are available through several sources. Contact the Scout Service Center for further
information. A written request for a Campership must be received by April 9, 2010 to be
considered. We only have partial camperships.

8
 Camp Policies and Procedures

Youth Protection Guidelines

The following policies have been adopted to provide security for the youth in our programs. In
addition, they serve to protect adult leadership from situations in which they are vulnerable to
allegations of abuse.

Two-Deep Leadership
Two registered adults or one registered adult leader and a parent of a participant (who must be at
least 21 years of age or older) are required on all trips and outings. The Chartered Organization is
responsible for ensuring that sufficient leadership is provided for all activities. At least two
leaders must be with the troop 24 hours a day. Leaders may rotate but they must also sign in
and out at the Camp Office.

No One-to-One Contact
One-to-one contact between adults and youth members is not permitted. In situations that require a
personal conference, such as a Scoutmaster conference, the meeting is to be conducted in view of
other adults and youth.

Respect of Privacy
Adult leaders must respect the privacy of youth members in situations such as changing into
swimming suits or taking showers at camp and intrude only to the extent that health and safety
requires. Adults must also protect their own privacy in similar situations. When camping, no youth
is permitted to sleep in the tent or cabin of an adult other than his own parent or guardian. Camp
ALAFLO provides limited separate shower and latrine facilities for females, and when separate
facilities are not available; times for male and female use should be scheduled and posted.

Abuse
Adult and unit leaders are not to use physical, mental, or verbal abuse on youth. This includes any
threatening manner toward any youth or other person. Camp ALAFLO is a SAFE HAVEN for
all who visit. Any actions or suspected behavior of this type is to be reported immediately to the
Camp Director. It is the policy of the Boy Scouts of America that any suspected abuse of any kind
be reported to the appropriate authorities.

9
 Camp Policies and Procedures (cont)
Transportation
Safety and Insurance
Each Troop is responsible for safe transportation to and from camp and must meet the National
Insurance requirements of the Boy Scouts of America. All vehicles MUST be covered by a public
liability and property damage insurance policy. The amount of this coverage MUST meet or
exceed the insurance requirements of the state in which the vehicle is licensed. For your additional
protection we urge that you carry the following limits; passengers cars, station wagons, or trucks
100,000/$300,000/$100,000; passenger bus $100,000/$500,000/$100,000.

Vehicles in Camp
ABSOLUTELY NO VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED BEYOND THE PARKING LOT.
All vehicles will be parked in the camps parking lot. NOTE: One vehicle per Troop will be
allowed to carry gear to the campsite on Sunday (during check-in and Saturday for check-out).
Scouts should be prepared to back pack all gear brought to or from their campsite during the week.
The speed limit anywhere on camp is 10 MPH. Also remember to wear your seat belts, not only is
it Alabama law, but also BSA policy. Please don‟t forget BSA policy prohibits anyone from riding
on fenders, hoods, and trunks of vehicles, or in the open bed of trucks. Please help us maintain
Camp ALAFLO‟s high standards of safety by abiding by camp rules.

Out of Camp Trips

Scouts should have no reasons to leave camp, but if leaving is necessary, they must be under the
direction of a parent. Any person arriving or departing camp must check in with the Camp Office
both when they leave and return to camp. Remember BSA Youth Protection Policies!!!

It is also policy that all Scouts will be secured in a safety belt, except on a bus which
seats more than 15 passengers.

THE TRANSPORTATION
OF SCOUTS IN THE REAR
OF PICKUP TRUCKS IS
AGAINST BSA POLICIES!!!
10
 Camp Policies and Procedures (cont)

GUIDELINES FOR MORALITY AND DIVERSITY AWARENESS

(As of October 1997)
The Boy Scouts of America is an organization made up of many people representing many
varied backgrounds including social, ethnic, nationalities, race and physical and mental
abilities. All members of the BSA are expected to abide by the Scout Oath and Law that
will include showing respect for all other people of all backgrounds both similar to and
different from their own.

Safety of the youth members in Scouting is of the highest priority at all Scouting events.
The throwing of objects, building of inappropriate fires or violations of other BSA
guidelines will not be tolerated and will be immediately reported to the adults in charge.
(These include all policies in the BSA Guide to Safe Scouting # 10-212 and the Health and
Safety Guide # 34415).

Registration/Insurance
In accordance with National Policy, every Scout and Scout Leader that attends summer
camp must be registered with the Boy Scouts of America. The Alabama-Florida Council
provides accident and illness insurance for all registered youth and Adult leaders. Scout
troops from outside the council must provide certification of troop and/or council accident
and illness coverage.

The insurance plan provides financial protection against accidental injury and illness.
However, leaders and parents should know that medical expense benefits have a Primary
Excess Provision. This means reimbursement will be paid if no other collectable insurance
is available.

In-Council troops have a full breakdown on the injury and illness policy mailed to the
Scoutmaster annually in March. Check on line at http://www.alflcouncilbsa.org/ for the
insurance coverage.

11
 Camp Policies and Procedures (cont)

Health Lodge
A Health Lodge is available with qualified personnel on duty 24 hours a day. In addition, the
Alabama-Florida Council and Camp ALAFLO have an agreement with a local physician and the
Enterprise Medical Center in the event that additional medical treatment is deemed necessary. In
the case of non-life threatening injury, the Troop Leader will be asked to provide transportation to
the hospital or elsewhere as directed. An ambulance will be called in the case of accidents of a
more critical nature. If parents will not be at home while their son is at camp, they should provide
contact information in the event of an emergency.

Medical Forms
A physical examination is required for each scout and adult attending camp. Physical examination
forms are available through your Council Service Center or the Council website.
 All scouts & leaders must have an “Annual Health & Medical Record” completed within
the last 12 months and signed by a physician to attend summer camp at Camp ALAFLO.
Parts A. B, & C must be completed on this form.
This form can be found at: http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/34605_Letter.pdf or is available
at the Alabama-Florida Council Service Center.

Medications
All medications must be turned in to the camp health officer upon arrival to camp along with a
Camp ALAFLO Medication Sheet. Prescription medicines must be brought to camp in the
container issued by the pharmacy. Medications will be distributed through the camp health
officer.

Immunizations
The State of Alabama Immunization Unit requires all attendees to have adequate immunizations.
Many teenagers are protected against all preventable diseases such as measles, mumps and rubella.
Those listed on the medical form must be obtained prior to attending camp.

Prohibited Items
• Alcohol and Drugs
Drug and alcohol have no place at a Boy Scout Camp.
• Firearms and Fireworks
Firearms and ammunition are available at camp for use at the shotgun and rifle
range. No other firearms or ammunition will be permitted at camp.
• Tobacco
Adult Leaders should not use tobacco products around young people. Persons
under 18 may not use tobacco products. Smoking is strictly forbidden in all areas
of camp except in designated areas away from the Scouts.
• Pets
No pets of any kind may be brought into camp.

12
 Visitors

• Parents & Visitors

All parents and visitors must check-in at the camp office upon arrival to camp. All
visitors are required to leave their vehicles in the main parking lot.
• Family Night
Parents are welcome to visit camp on family night after 5:00 pm on Friday.
Parents may bring food and units can choose to eat in the Dining Hall or in the
campsite with parents. Visitor meals are $7, and should be purchased by
Wednesday afternoon at the Trading Post. Parents are also welcome to stay
through Friday Night Campfire.

Footwear
Closed-toed shoes must be worn at all times except when at the waterfront or the shower
house. No bare feet, PERIOD!

Emergency Procedures
In the event of an emergency (Severe Storm, Flood, Fire, Lost Camper, or other
emergency) 3 blast of the camp siren will sound. Upon hearing the emergency siren, all
campers should report to the Dining Hall Assembly area. In the event of severe weather
all campers should secure themselves in the nearest building (i.e. bathhouse, camp
office, health lodge).

―GENERAL INFORMATION‖
Camp Mail
Parents are encouraged to write to Scouts at camp. To send a letter, please use the following
address:

Scout's Name, Troop Number

C/O Camp ALAFLO
1687 County Road 156
New Brockton, Alabama 36351

Camp Phone
Parents are encouraged to write a letter but call only in case of an emergency.
Camp Telephone: (334) 894-5662

Dining Hall
The 200-seat, air-conditioned facility will be used for 3 daily, family style meals by campers.
The menus are approved by certified dietitians and are prepared by professional cooks. The
dining hall is a location for activities and is a shelter in severe weather. If there are any
dietary concerns, please contact the Business Manager two weeks in advance of your stay,
Brandon Adkinson at 334-793-7882.

13
 CAMP FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
1. Damage to Facilities and Equipment - All campsites and camp owned equipment used by
a unit will be inspected before the unit checks in or out. Any damages at check in will be
noted and any damages discovered at check out will be assessed by the Camp Director and
must be paid for, or arrangements made to pay before the unit leaves camp. Damages
could include but are not limited to: breaking equipment, lost equipment, defacing
tents, tables, latrines, and buildings. A more accurate assessment of value and
responsibility can be made if the adult leader in charge reports such damage immediately.

2. Trading Post - The camp maintains a well-stocked trading post that will be open most of
the time, except during meal hours. Snacks and soft drinks are available. Handicraft kits
and supplies are offered along with T-shirts, patches, and literature (handbooks and merit
badge pamphlets).

3. Aquatics Facilities are for the use of our registered campers only. Use of the facilities by
visitors is not allowed.

4. Chapel - The chapel is available for group or individual use at all times.

5. Camp Office – All Camp administrative operations will be conducted here. In addition,
the „lost and found‟ box, camp check in/out roster sheet and weather alert center are in the
office.

6. Ranger House – The full-time camp ranger and his family residence.

7. Council Campfire Ring – All campfire activities areas at this location.

8. Ranges- The archery, rifle and shotgun ranges are used exclusively for merit badge
instruction and open shooting conducted by our qualified camp staff.

9. Campsites – Each site is equipped with a latrine and cold water shower facilities. Scouts
sleep in two-man wall tents on wooden floors and on aluminum framed cots. There is a
pavilion in each site.

10. Central Showers - Located behind dining hall has separate hot shower facilities for youth,
men & ladies in addition to a men‟s restroom.

14
 PARENT’S GUIDE
What to bring to camp
(Please pack for a week)

_____BSA Annual Health & Medical Record (Parts A,B & C required!)
_____Medication Sheet

Personal Gear
—— Complete Scout Uniform Advancement Materials
——Sweater and/or Jacket ——-Scout Handbook*
——Swim Suit ——-Notebook w/ Paper/Pens/Pencils*
——Scout related T-Shirt (3 minimum) ——-Merit Badge pamphlets*
——Raincoat or Poncho ——-B.S.A. Requirement Book*
——Hiking boots and tennis shoes ——Long pants and a long sleeved shirt
——Sleeping bag and pillow (For Swimming Merit Badge only)
——Shorts
——Scout Belt *
——Socks (3 pair)* Items you may want to bring
——Extra footwear ——-Mosquito Net*
____Underwear/T-shirts ——-Pocketknife*
____Drinking Cup/Canteen ——-Spending money (Average $35.00)
____Insect Repellent ——-Personal first aid kit*
____Flashlight w/ fresh batteries ——-Fishing gear*
——-Sunglasses
Toilet Articles ——-Compass*
——-Camera
———Toothbrush/Toothpaste ——-OA Sash
———Wash Cloth/Towels (2) ——-Canteen/1 Liter water bottles
———Soap/Shampoo ——-Day pack (Rawhide)
———Deodorant ——-Alarm clock
———Comb and/or Brush ——-Plastic Mug/Sierra Cup
———Sunscreen ——-Knife/Fork/Spoon*
——Ground Cloth

*Trading Post Items (while supplies last)

WHAT TO LEAVE AT HOME

Sheath knives, fireworks, firearms, ammunition, cell phones, radios & PETS!!!

15
 TROOP LEADERS GUIDE
General information

PROPER PREPARATION FOR HIGH-ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES

Activities with elements of risk should not be undertaken without proper preparation. All
participants need to be in good physical health.

UNIFORMS
The official field uniform is required for all participants, both youth and adult. Complete field
uniforms are to be worn for evening flag ceremonies, vespers and campfires. Field uniform
consist of the tan or green Scout shirt with flag, council strip, unit number, epaulets, Scout shorts
or long pants, Scout socks, belt and shoes. Activity uniforms are appropriate for the remainder of
the day. Activity uniforms are Scout pants, socks and Scout related t-shirt.

FISHING
Fish caught from the lake are keepers or may be released (no license required). Fishing may only
take place in Lake Essayons (aka: The Big Lake) NO FISHING IN THE SWIMMING LAKE!

LOST AND FOUND

Lost and found items will be turned in to the Trading Post. Leaders and parents should encourage
Scouts to mark their belongings with name and troop number. Camp management and staff are
not responsible for lost items. Advise Scouts to bring as few valuables as possible and encourage
them to use lock trunks. Before you arrive, organize a troop bank system with the unit leader as
the banker. Do not carry large amounts of money around camp. Troops should move as a group.
Advise your Scouts not to walk through another unit‟s campsite. The camp leader should bring a
lock box with him

SMOKING
Leaders who smoke are reminded that SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE BUILDINGS,
STRUCTURES, OR TENTS. Anyone who smokes or dips must be a minimum of 19 years of
age. Additionally, those who smoke are asked to refrain from doing so in the program areas and
in view of Scouts. All tobacco must be disposed of properly.

SWIM CHECK
Each Scout and Leader will be issued a “buddy tag” at the medical recheck upon arriving at
camp with a completed Annual Health & Medical Report, unless such activity is restricted by
doctor's orders. Each camper will be required to take a swim test upon arrival at camp. The
aquatics facilities are for the use of registered Boy Scouts & Adult Leaders only. Female leaders
are asked to wear a one-piece swimsuit while in the Aquatics area. Buddy tags are required to
participate in all aquatic activity.

BUDDY SYSTEM
All Troops will utilize the buddy system at all times! Troop Leaders should keep up with the
location of their Scouts. During the evening programs, all Troops must attend camp functions
with adult supervision. There should be no youth left unattended at campsites.

16
 TROOP LEADERS GUIDE
General information (cont)
DRINKING WATER
Camp leaders are encouraged to stress the importance of drinking plenty of water during the day.
Water is available in each of the camp sites and program areas. You should require each Scout to
carry a water bottle and or cup with him at all times. Units should bring coolers with them.
WEATHER
The weather at ALAFLO is usually hot and sunny. During the summer we get a number of
short, severe thunderstorms. These thunderstorms can produce lightning. Please remind Scouts of
the danger of lightning and discuss precautions to take during a storm. All Aquatics programs are
canceled during thunderstorms. Arrangements are made to attempt to make up work missed. (as
time allows)
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
In the event of an emergency (Severe Storm, Flood, Fire, Lost Camper, or other emergency) 3
blast of the camp siren will sound. Upon hearing the emergency siren, all campers should report
to the Dining Hall Assembly area. In the event of severe weather all campers should secure
themselves in the nearest building (i.e. bathhouse, camp office, health lodge, handicraft, and
dining hall).
LANTERNS AND STOVES
The liquid fuel policy is the same as outlined in BSA camping policies. Liquid fuel may be used
in camp by adults, but must to be stored at the quartermaster. All flames are forbidden under
canvas. NO FLAMES IN TENTS!

GENERAL CLEANLINESS
A Scout is clean...that means having a clean camp, clean speech, and person. We ask you to pay
special attention to your Scouts and to your campsite. A daily inspection will be made during the
day of each Troops area. An award will be given at the end of the week for the best campsite.

QUARTERMASTER (Trading Post)

Units may pick up latrine supplies and cleaning equipment, as needed. Scout leaders may also
pick up tools and other material for special camp projects. The troop is responsible for the return
of all items checked out in clean, working order. All items checked out are to be
returned no later than 3 PM Friday.
SPECIAL DIET NEEDS
If anyone has a special diet due to Religious or Medical reasons the unit leadership must let the
business manager know 2 weeks prior to arrival and should contact the Food Service Director
on Sunday during Camp Orientation to confirm their particular requirements. We will try to
provide the diet that is required for that individual.
PETS
Pets of any type are not permitted at any Scout activity! Please tell this to your Parents.
NOTE: All parents and visitors will be required to adhere to this rule.
17
 TROOP LEADERS GUIDE
PRE - CAMP CHECKLIST
_____Request your campsite. This must be accompanied by a $25 deposit.
_____Understanding the ―Patrol Method‖ at Camp ALAFLO. This means that it is the
responsibility of the troop‟s Senior Patrol Leader to organize and run the troop. It is his
job to get the campsite ready for inspection each day, to post the duty roster and fire plan,
to ensure the table waiters are in the Dining Hall at each meal, to make sure that the
troop‟s tables are cleaned and area swept each meal, and to attend the Senior Patrol
Leaders meetings. We want the adult leaders to work on the Scout Leaders Merit Badge,
to support the Camp ALAFLO Staff, and assist in providing their troop with a quality
program.
____ Pass out appropriate medical form to your Scouts & leaders: This must be done far enough
in advance for Scout and adults alike to schedule a Doctor‟s appointment if needed.
_____ Payment Schedule: This should be done on line.
_____ Troop committee:
1. Arrange necessary adult leadership for the troop‟s stay at camp. (2 deep at all times)
2. Arrange necessary transportation for your trip to and from camp.
____ Patrol Leaders Council:
1. Develop a list of troop and patrol equipment to take to camp.
2. Discuss plans for visitors on Friday night.
_____Review Parents‟ Information
1. Camp fees due from Scout Parents.
2. Get time, place, and date of departure to Camp ALAFLO and return home from your
Scoutmaster.
3. The mailing address. 1687 County Road 156, New Brockton, Alabama 36351.
4. The “Emergency only” phone number for Camp ALAFLO (334) 894-5662.
5. When their son‟s medical and medication forms should be completed and returned.
6. Directions to Camp ALAFLO.
7. Any plans you may have for Friday Visitor/Parents night, costs and deadline for
purchasing meal tickets at the Trading Post. (Wednesday PM $7)
_____ Depart for Camp ALAFLO
1. Final Review of „What to bring to Camp‟ Checklist.
2. Completely filled out medical forms and medication sheet,
Check for parents and doctors signature and insurance policy #‟s.
3. Scouts has spending money ($35 average)
_____ Arrive at camp on Sunday between 1pm – 2 pm ready for a GREAT week!!!

(HAVE BATHING SUITS AND TOWELS EASILY ACCESSIBLE FOR SWIM CHECKS.)
[SEE SHOE POLICY]

18
 TROOP LEADERS GUIDE
What to bring to camp
(Please pack for a week)

Patrol Gear
———Flags
———Patrol Leader's Handbook
———Patrol First Aid Kit
-——Patrol Cook Kit

Advancement Materials
——-Scout Handbook*
——-Notebook w/ Paper/Pens/Pencils*
Items you may want to bring
——-Merit Badge pamphlets*
——-Mosquito Net*
——-B.S.A. Requirement Book (most
——–Flashlight w/ fresh batteries
recent)
——-Pocketknife*
——-Spending money (Average $35.00)
Troop Gear ——-Fishing gear*
——-American and Troop Flags ——-Sunglasses
——-Troop Merit Badge Library ——-Compass*
——-Troop first aid kit ——-Camera
——-Additional rope or binders twine ——-OA Sash
——-Shovel _____Cell Phone Car-Charger. (We do not
——-Coolers/Ice Chests have facilities to charge your phones)
———Propane Lanterns/Mantles/Fuel
_____Alarm Clock
_____Plastic Buckets or # 10 cans for fire
barrel and 2 per tent
_____Wagon to transport ice, etc. to
campsite

*Trading Post Items

WHAT TO LEAVE AT HOME

Sheath knives, fireworks, Firearms, ammunition, radios & PETS!!!

19
 Special Programs & Activities For Scouts
1. Mile Swim, each morning before breakfast
2. BSA Lifeguard (All day - every day).
a. Must have CPR certification prior to camp
b. Must be 14 at beginning of camp or completed 8th grade!!
3. Project C.O.P.E. Morning only, may take merit badges in the afternoon, must be 13 by the
beginning of camp
4. Experience ALAFLO, Afternoon only, may take merit badges in the morning, must be 13 by
the beginning of camp

Free swim each day 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM

** ALL NIGHT PROGRAMS & ACTIVITES WILL END BY 9:30PM**

Sunday
6:30 PM Tour of COPE Course
8:00 PM Vespers – Chapel
8:30 PM Order of the Arrow - Cowikee Lodge 224 /Camp Staff Campfire
Monday
6:45 PM CPR - only for those Scouts signed up for First Aid MB
7:00 PM Ultimate Frisbee Tournament, Open Night Rifle and Shotgun
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Outdoor Skills Competition by Patrol (needed for Honor Camper &
HonorTroop)
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Art MB – Dining Hall (Must attend &Mon. & Tues.)
Tuesday
4:30 PM Rawhide 5 mile hike
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Night Archery, Shooting Sports Area
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Free Climb, Free Rappel
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Art MB Dining Hall (Must attend Mon. &Tues.)
7:00 PM Scout Rifle Competition $5.00
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Leatherwork MB Handicraft Shelter (Must attend on Tu. & Th.)
Wednesday
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Open Night Rifle and Shotgun, Shooting Sports Area
8:30 PM Troop Skits Campfire (immediately followed by -
“Ice Cream Social” hosted by Order of the Arrow – Cowikee 224)
Thursday
7:00 PM Night Archery
7:00 PM Free Climb, Free Rappel
7:00 PM Scout Shotgun Competition $10.00
7:00 PM Basketball Tournament
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Leatherwork MB Handicraft Shelter (Must Attend on Tu. & Th.)
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Movie Night – Dining Hall
Friday
8:00 PM Family Night Campfire (Featuring best skit from Wednesday Night
Campfire)

20
 Adult Leader’s Activities
Sunday
6:45 PM Climb on Safely @ Office
8:00 PM Vespers @ Chapel
8:30 PM Order of the Arrow - Cowikee Lodge/Camp Staff Campfire
After Campfire Scoutmaster/SPL Meeting (Dining Hall)

Monday
3:00 PM Youth Protection Training @ Dining Hall
6:45 PM Trek Safely @ Office

Tuesday
7:00 PM Safe Swim Defense / Safety Afloat @ Office
7:00 PM Troop Adult Representative Rifle Competition $5.00

Wednesday
8:30 PM Troop Skit Campfire
Immediately followed by “Ice Cream Social” hosted by the
Order of the Arrow - Cowikee Lodge 224

Thursday
11:00 AM Scoutmaster‟s Luncheon w/ Council Scout Executive
followed by 5-Stand Sporting Clays shoot – cost $7.00 / person
7:00 PM Troop Adult Representative Shotgun Competition $10.00
8:00 PM Leave No Trace @ Office

Friday
9:00 AM Tee Times for Fourteenth Annual Scoutmasters Golf Classic
(Make your own clubs at camp from materials found at
camp.) @ Trading Post

8:00 PM Family Night Campfire (Featuring best skit from Wednesday

Night Campfire)
Scoutmaster Meeting in the Dining Hall immediately following
Campfire to receive all Merit Badge paperwork

21
 Sunday Check-In Schedule
1. Arrive in camp between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM.
a. All of your Troop will need to be present in order to check-in.
Remember, your Troop will only be allowed ONE vehicle into your
campsite for transporting the Troop’s gear and Scouts gear. It is
extremely important that you take this into consideration when
planning your arrival at camp to minimize traffic, for the Scout safety.
b. Each Scout and Leader should arrive with his/her swimsuit and towel readily
accessible; your Troop will take their swim test before going to the campsite.
c. The Scoutmaster or designated adult should go to the Registration Pavilion/Camp
Office with a complete roster (including a phone number for each person staying
at camp) for check-in.
d. A Troop Guide will be assigned to your Troop to assist in the check-in process.
2. While Scoutmaster or designee is completing the registration process, the other Leader(s)
and all Scouts will be accompanied by the Troop Guide to the Health Lodge
For medical re-checks, review of physical forms and turn in of all prescription drugs.
Must have current BSA Annual Health and Medical Record ( Parts A, B, & C),
all prescriptions are labeled by a pharmacist, and Camp ALAFLO medication
sheet completely filled out.
3. A Dining Hall orientation is given to establish procedures for table waiters and table
assignments.

4. After the entire troop has completed the medical check, your Troop Guide will lead you
through the swim check process. The Aquatics Staff will give each Scout and adult an
ability test and classify them for safety purposes.
5. Following your swim checks, your Troop Guide will escort you to your campsite to
―settle in‖. Be sure to let him know if you need anything else at this time.
6. At 5:45 PM, all Scouts should be assembled, in Field Uniform, at the flag pole in
front of the Dining Hall. Two waiters per table should proceed inside, as covered in the
Dining Hall orientation. Supper is at 6:00 PM.
7. Vespers will be held at the Chapel at 8:00 PM. Opening campfire to follow at Council
Ring (Field uniform required).

8. Immediately after campfire, Scoutmaster and Senior Patrol Leader meeting in the
Dining Hall, Trading Post opens.

9. TAPS IS AT 10:00 PM. ALL SCOUTS MUST BE IN THEIR SITE.

22
 Friday or Saturday Check-Out Schedule
Friday Check-out and Sequence
1. At the SPL and Scoutmaster’s meeting on Thursday, please inform the Camp
Director and Program Director if your Troop will be leaving on Friday.

2. The Camp Director or Camp Commissioner will inspect your campsite by

4:00pm on Friday.
a. Collect all trash and place beside the campsite entrance near the road
b. All checked out equipment must be returned to the quartermaster
(trading post) by 3p.m.
c. All Troop and Scout gear must be out of the campsite before 4:00 pm
d. Pick up Advancement packet on Friday night after closing campfire in
the dining hall from the Program Director
BE SURE TO CHECK FOR ANY NEEDED CORRECTIONS

3. Your medical forms and prescription drugs (health lodge) will be the very last
thing you pick up before you leave camp.

Saturday Check-out and Sequence

1. Clean Campsite
a. Collect all trash and place beside the campsite entrance near the road
b. Return any checked out items to quartermaster (trading post).

2. Report to Camp Office to secure a staff member to inspect the site. A staff
member will inspect the site with an Adult Leader and the Senior Patrol
Leader.

3. Pick up ALL Troop Annual Health and Medical Records and prescriptions
drugs at the Health Lodge.

4. 9:00 am depart for home.

HAVE A SAFE TRIP!

CAMP CLOSES ON SATURDAY AT 9:00 AM
Please have transportation available to pick up Scouts prior to 9:00 AM

23
 The Rawhide Program
The Rawhide Program is designed to help meet the needs of all Scouts who are not yet First
Class in Rank. While designed for the first year camper, basic outdoor Scouting skills from
Tenderfoot to First Class ranks are taught.

Instruction is provided in the mornings, with scheduled Merit Badges in the afternoon as well as
individual assistance on requirements where needed. Generally, Tenderfoot requirements are
taught during first hour, Second Class requirements during second hour and First Class
requirements during the third hour.
______________________________________________________________________________
Special Equipment Needed
Pocket knife Compass Canteen
(Silva 1-2-3 Starter Compass or Silva Polaris or Silva Explorer 203)
______________________________________________________________________________

Rawhide Program Covers These Requirements

Tenderfoot Second Class First Class

4a. Whip/fuse rope 1a. Compass & map 1. Day and night directions
4b. Taut-line & two half-hitches 1b. Five mile hike 2. Orienteering hike
4c. Square knot 2. Leave No Trace 5. Constitutional Rights
5. Safe hiking rules 2c. Knife/ saw/ ax 6. Native plants
6. Flag etiquette 6. Wild animals 7a. Lashings, timber &
7. Oath/ Law/ Motto/ Slogan 7a. “Hurry” cases clove hitches
9. Buddy System 7b. First aid kit 7b. Camp gadgets
10a. Fitness 7c. First Aid 8a. Bowline & uses
12b. First Aid 8a. Safe swim 8b. Bandages
8c. First Aid/ Transportation
8d. Heart attack/ CPR
9a. Safety Afloat
9b. BSA swimmers test
______________________________________________________________________________

Scouts who sign up for the Rawhide Program are automatically signed up for First Aid Merit
Badge and Swimming Merit Badge. If your Scout already has either of these badges, please
note this on the “Merit Badge Sign Up Sheet”.

Scouts taking First Aid merit badge will be coached on CPR on Monday evening.

24
 C.O.P.E.

Project C.O.P.E. stands for ―Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience‖. It is comprised of

group initiative games as well as low and high ropes course activities. Some of the activities
present a group challenge, while others test individual skills and agility. Participants climb,
swing, balance, jump, and find solutions to a variety of problems.

The underlying goals of C.O.P.E. are consistent with the methods of Scouting. This course
provides an opportunity for every participant to achieve success as an individual and as a
patrol or team. The activities are not designed to be competitive or a race against time. The
objectives are to build personal confidence, develop leadership ability and emphasize
cooperation among team members.

Due to the group dynamics involved, missed sessions cannot be made up.
Individuals who cannot attend every session should not sign up.
The C.O.P.E. program will be offered in the morning and the Scout will be
able to take merit badges in the afternoon.

Minimum Participation Requirements

1. The Scout must be at least 13 years of age by the beginning of camp.
2. A current Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A, B, & C). NO
EXCEPTIONS!
3. The Scout must be approved by his Scoutmaster.
4. Payment of an additional $15 fee and registering before camp begins.
Additional fee covers a C.O.P.E. T-shirt, bandana and carabineer key chain.
Gear to Bring
1. Long durable pants (Blue jeans) or knee length shorts.
2. No large belt buckles allowed! Web belts or suspenders are suggested due to
the use of a harness.
3. Comfortable footwear (sneakers or boots) in good condition.

25
 CAMP PROGRAMS
Camp ALAFLO offers many program opportunities, special activities, events and training
throughout the week for Scouts and Unit Leaders …

The Rawhide Program

This is for Scouts who have yet to reach the rank of First Class.

Merit Badge Opportunities

This is the opportunity for Scouts to experience new ideals and earn merit badges.

C.O.P.E.
For older Scouts looking for a week of challenges and adventure. Scouts will be able to take
merit badges each afternoon and experience the challenges of COPE each morning. Must be 13
by the beginning of camp.

Experience ALAFLO Designed to introduce older Scouts to a variety of activities rarely

found in the summer camp program. Sporting clays, GPS Navagation, repelling, kayaking and
climbing are our receipt for fun and adventure. Must be 13 years old by the beginning of camp.

Honor Camper
Camp ALAFLO will recognize campers based on their participation in programs and activities
and a good scouting spirit.

Campfires
Each troop is encouraged to participate in the Wednesday campfire. Come prepared to share a
BSA-appropriate skit, song or cheer. All skits must be approved by the Program Director.

Leave No Trace Camping Course

Leave No Trace Camping is an important part of the outdoor program. Summer Camp will offer
a course in the policies and procedures of Leave No Trace for both youth and adults.

Safe Swim Defense/Safety Afloat Course

This is a training course for all adult leaders on how to operate safe swimming and boating
activities for your unit. Certification must be renewed every two years and is a requirement for
holding troop aquatic activities as listed on the Local Tour Permit.

Mile Swim
Participants must practice Monday through Thursday to gradually increase the distance they
swim each day and then will swim the mile on Friday. Adult leaders may participate.

Outdoor Skills Competition

Patrols will compete in timed scoutcraft activities.

26
 CAMP PROGRAMS (cont)
Annual Scoutmaster’s Golf Classic
Do not bring your golf clubs! You will be utilizing anything on camp to make your golf clubs.
Good Luck.

Youth Protection Training

This is a BSA policy that require all leaders must receive the training annually

Scoutmaster’s Luncheon
Scoutmaster will be served a nice steak lunch in the dining hall. The Council‟s Scout Executive
will be hosting the luncheon.

Scoutmaster Merit Badge

While your Scouts in your Troop are earning their Merit Badges, why can‟t you earn your own
Merit Badge?

Honor Troop of the Week

Camp ALAFLO will award each week the Camp ALAFLO Honor Troop Award. The award is
based on Troop spirit and participation in activities.

ALAFLO Nights Activities

Camp ALAFLO offers many activities and program opportunities during our twilight hours after
the evening meal. We have added evening competition & shooting for both rifle and shotgun as
well as evening archery on our recently lighted ranges.

Campwide Rifle and Shotgun Competition

Each Troop can select their top Scout shooter to represent the Troop in each of the competitions.
Participant must sign up by deadlines at camp and pay a $5.00 entry fee for rifle and a $10.00 fee
for shotgun. The participant must be a paid camper for the week of the competition. The fees
cover the cost of targets, ammo and prizes. Rifle and shotgun competitions will be held on
different nights. Enter one or both.

Adult Rifle and Shotgun Competition

The event is sure to be an attraction. Each troop can select their top gun adult to represent the
troop in the rifle competition and the shotgun competition. Held on different evenings, the rifle
entry fee is $5.00 and the shotgun entry fee is $10.00. Like the camp-wide competitions, the fees
cover the cost of targets, ammo and prizes.

27
 MERIT BADGE PROGRAM
Camp ALAFLO will offer 28 merit badges in 2010 including 7 Eagle-required merit badges. Camp
ALAFLO also offers several specialized courses such as C.O.P.E., BSA Lifeguard, & night-time
Shooting. Classes will run in a 1-hour block, unless otherwise indicated. Most classes will run Monday
through Friday. Some classes are during the afternoon activities time block.

Each merit badge & course listing has a “Low” , “Medium” or “High” difficulty rating. “Low” rated
classes are encouraged for those Scouts involved in their first summer camp experience. “Medium” level
courses are best suited for those Scouts in their second year of camp. „High” difficulty courses are
designed for older Scouts and are more difficult to complete.

1 Hour Classes
Art MB 1.5 Hour Classes
Basketry MB Archery MB
Bugling MB Canoeing MB
Citizenship in the Nation MB Citizenship in the World MB
Communication MB Environmental Science MB
Emergency Preparedness MB Lifesaving MB
First Aid MB Kayaking (not a MB)
Fish and Wildlife Management MB Rifle Shooting MB
Fishing MB Rowing MB
Forestry MB Shotgun Shooting MB
Instructional Swimming
Leatherwork MB Mile Swim BSA
Orienteering MB
Photography MB 2 Hour Class
Pioneering MB Climbing MB
Reptile and Amphibian Study MB
Swimming MB 6 Hour Classes
Weather MB BSA Lifeguard (must be 14)
Wilderness Survival MB Rawhide Camper Program
(Includes 1st Aid MB & Swimming MB)

Evening Classes Half Day Programs

Art MB (Must attend Tu. & Th. Night) C.O.P.E (AM)
Leatherwork MB (Must attend Mon. & Experience ALAFLO (PM)
Tu.night)

28
 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Aquatics Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Canoeing Medium 8:30-10:00 2:00-3:30 Review 50 Miler Canoe as well Must pass swimmers test
Clothing to complete req. #7
Lifesaving 10:00-11:30 2:00 – 3:30 May be difficult for Swimming Merit Badge
High
young/smaller Scouts
Swimming 8:30 – 9:30 – Must pass swimmers test
RAWHIDE ONLY Afternoon for Rawhide
Low 9:30 10:30 & req. #4
Kayaking Medium 8:30-10:00 10:00-11:30 Not a Merit Badge Must pass swimmers test

Rowing Medium 10:00 – 11:30 2:00 – 3:30 Must Pass Swimmers test
BSA Lifeguard Must be age 14 or completed
ALL DAY EVERY DAY VERY INTENSIVE
High the 8th Grade
Mile Swim 6:00 AM EVERY MORNING
4:00-
Free Swim 5:00
Instructional Swim 8:30 – 2:00-
Low 9:30 3:00
8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Older Scouts Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Experience Must have 2 years camp
2:00-5:00 Long pants; $10 extra
ALAFLO experience
Climbing Medium 2:00 – 4:00 $15.00 extra Must be 13 6/1/10

C.O.P.E Medium 8:30 – 11:30 $15.00 extra Must be 13 6/1/10

8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Eco/Con Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Environmental 2 hrs observation time, req. outside Must be 1st class & study MB
10:00-11:30 2:00-3:30 class, several written reports pamphlet prior to camp
Science Medium
Fishing 4:00-
Low 5:00
Forestry 8:30- 2:00-
Difficult for younger Scouts Req. #5
Low 9:30 3:00
Fish & Wildlife
8:30-
Management Low
9:30
29
 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Eco/Con (cont) Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Reptile & 3:00-
Amphibian Study Req. #8
4:00
Medium
Weather 9:30 – 2:00-
Low 10:30 3:00
8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
First Aid/Fitness Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Emergency
8:30 10:30- Limited 20 students; First Aid MB. Req. #1, 4,
Preparedness
-9:30 11:30 experienced Scouts & 8c
Medium
First Aid 8:30 9:30 -
RAWHIDE ONLY CPR-Monday evening Req #2
Low -9:30 10:30
8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Handicraft Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
10:30- 2:00- Cost $5 Limited to 25 Scouts in the
Art Low evening
11:30 3:00
9:30- 3:00-
Basketry Low Cost $3-$6
10:30 4:00
4:00- Must bring a Bugle or
Bugling Low Trumpet with lockable case
5:00
Leatherwork 8:30- 4:00- Small materials cost (depends on
Low 9:30 5:00 your project)
8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Outdoor Skills Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Orienteering 9:30- 3:00-
Must bring compass Paperwork completed
Medium 10:30 4:00
Practice. Read MB pamphlet. Must know 6 basic knots
8:30- 10:30- 4:00-
Pioneering Medium Must be 1st Class. and 3 lashings before
9:30 11:30 5:00
Limited to 5 Scouts per class coming to class - Req. 4, 5
Wilderness 9:30- 2:00-
Includes one overnighter
Survival High 10:30 3:00

30
 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Humanities Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Citizenship in the Not recommend for younger Must Study MB Pamphlet
10:00– 11:30
World Medium Scouts Should be 1st Class
Citizenship of the Must Study MB Pamphlet
8:30- 2:00- Not recommend for younger
Nation Should be 1st Class,
9:30 3:00 Scouts
Medium Requirement # 2
Communication 3:00 –
Star or Life Req. 4, 5, 7, 8
Medium 4:00
Photography 10:30– 2:00- Must bring digital camera to
Low 11:30 3:00 camp / Cost of $5.00
8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 Preparation Prior to
Shooting Sports Comments
am am am am pm pm pm Camp
Archery Some experience helpful, Need
8:30 -10:00 2:00 – 3:30 Cost $5
Medium 10:00 – 11:30 arm strength
Rifle Shooting Merit Badge
22 cal. (modern) rifle
Tutoring
Rifle Shooting Class size limit twelve (12)
8:30 -10:00 10:00 - 11:30 2:00 –3:30 Time 3:30 - Cost $7
Medium Tutor Time only if signed up
5:00
for Merit Badge class with
instructors approval
$1.50 per extra 5 shots
Tutoring class size limit (six) 6
Shotgun Shooting
8:30 -10:00 10:00-11:30 2:00 –3:30 Time 3:30 - Tutor Time only if signed up Cost $15
High
5:00 for Merit Badge class with
instructors approval
Monday & Wednesday. Tuesday & Thursdays will be Shotgun $1.50/5 shots
Night Shoots competitions / Open for pay shoot after if time available Rifle $1.50/25 shots

31
 APPENDIX
 MEDICATION SHEET

 HONOR CAMPER SHEET

 HONOR TROOP SHEET

 LEADERS MERIT BADGE SHEET

 CAMPSITE INSPECTION SHEET

 TRADING POST PRE-ORDER FORM

 ANNUAL HEALTH & MEDICAL REPORT download at:

http://www.alflcouncilbsa.org/

33
Troop _______________
Campsite ____________________

CAMP ALAFLO
MEDICATION SHEET

Scouts Name ___________________________ Parents Signature _______________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________

Name of Medicine/Dosages: 1._________________________________________________

2. _________________________________________________
3. _________________________________________________
4. _________________________________________________
5. _________________________________________________
6. _________________________________________________
7. _________________________________________________
8. _________________________________________________
9. _________________________________________________
10. _________________________________________________

Purpose of Medication: 1. ______________________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________________
3. ______________________________________________________
4. ______________________________________________________
5. ______________________________________________________
6. ______________________________________________________
7. ______________________________________________________
8. ______________________________________________________
9. ______________________________________________________
10. _____________________________________________________

Leaders Signature _________________________

The Parent and Leader must complete this sheet. This sheet MUST
be brought to camp with any medication. NO medicine container will be
accepted at camp unless it is in the container dispensed by the pharmacist
and the name of the patient, the name of the personal physician, the
prescription number, the date dispensed, the name of the medicine and directions.

34
 Honor Camper
Camp ALAFLO
This recognition will be given to campers who complete the following.
A staff member or your Scoutmaster must initial the completion of each item.

Complete all of the following:

1. Troop participates in Outdoor Skills Competition on Monday __________
2. Assist in cleaning up the dining hall after dinner (one time). __________
3. Help keep camp clean by picking up trash around camp. __________
4. Do a Good Turn each day. __________
5. Show Scout spirit at all assemblies (merit badges classes, __________
dining hall and campfires).

Do 4 of the following:
1. Demonstrate 5 basic knots. __________
2. Identify 5 trees. __________
3. Take a nature hike on the nature trail. __________
4. Complete a handicraft project. __________
5. Make a camp gadget. __________
6. Help another Scout learn a skill. __________

Do 5 of the following:
1. Attend open swim. __________
2. Catch a fish. __________
3. Attend open Shooting Sports. __________
4. Attend the Vesper Service. __________
5. Attend “The OA Campfire” on Sunday night. __________
6. Complete the Mile Swim. __________
7. Participate in a sports activity. __________
8. Dump Dining Hall Garbage Can (with staff assistance) __________

This Form must be turned in by Friday SPL meeting.

Camper Name: ________________________________

Unit Number: _________________________________

Leader Signature: ______________________________

35
 Honor Troop
TALLY SHEET
A score of 825 or more will earn each unit an official honor unit ribbon.

TROOP # _______ WEEK _______ CAMPSITE ________________

PTS. AVAIL ACTUAL

Monday Campsite Inspection 100 pts. _________
Tuesday Campsite Inspection 100 pts. _________
Wednesday Campsite Inspection 100 pts. _________
Thursday Campsite Inspection 100 pts. _________
Friday Campsite Inspection 100 pts. _________

Troop participates in Outdoor Skills Competition 25 pts. _________

100 % Attendance @ Vespers 25 pts. _________
SPL Attendance @ Sunday Leader Mtg 25 pts. _________
On Time @ Assemblies (Roll Call) 35 pts. _________
S.P.L Meeting Perfect Attendance 50 pts. _________

Conduct Flag Ceremony for Assembly 25 pts. _________ See Camp Commissioner
Clean & Mop Dining Room 50 pts. _________ See Food Service Director
Participate in Sports Tournament 20 pts. _________ See Camp Commissioner
Campwide area Trash Cleanup 50 pts. _________ See Camp Commissioner
Conservation Project 50 pts. _________ See Eco/Con Director
Uniform Inspection 50 pts. _________ See Camp Commissioner

Camp Management Campwide Service Project _________ Camp Ranger

(Max of 100 points)

TOTAL POINTS EARNED __________

This Form must be turned in by Friday SPL meeting.

Troops MUST let Camp Commissioner know Sunday night if they plan to combine
with provisional unit for Honor Unit.

36
 Camp ALAFLO
Scout Leader's Merit Badge
.
Name: _______________________________Troop: _______Site: _______ Week: __________

SECTION A. SECTION D.
Special Activities (Participate) Program Areas (Visit all)
_____ Scoutmaster‟s Shotgun Shoot _____ Aquatics
_____ Watermelon Shoot _____ Eco/Con
_____ Complete Mile Swim _____ Health Lodge
_____ Attend All Scoutmaster meeting 2 pts _____ Outdoor Skills
_____ Catch a fish _____ Rawhide
_____ 3 properly tied knots to Outdoor Skills _____ Shooting Sports
_____ Take at least 1 hour nap during week _____ Trading Post Spend $3
_____ C.O.P.E
_____ Dining Hall
SECTION B.
Assistance SECTION E.
_____ Teach a Merit Badge 5 pts Training
_____ Assist w/Merit Badge 3 pts (Complete 3 out of 6 or BSA Lifeguard)
_____ Assist w/Rawhide 5 mile hike 3 pts _____ Climb on Safely
_____ Teach Camp Commissioner a new song 2pts _____ Safety Afloat/Safe Swim
_____ Troop Police Call all common hiking trails 2 pts _____Youth Protection Training
_____ Troop Flag Ceremony @ Assembly _____ Trek Safely
_____ Troop Clean Dining Room 1 evening 5 pts _____ BSA Lifeguard
_____ Supervise/lifeguard Troop Swim/Boating _____ Leave No Trace training
_____ Teach skills approved by Program Director
_____ Referee/ supervise camp wide activity
_____Go on Wilderness Survival Overnighter 8pts
Total Points Earned _____________
(Minimum 35 points and completed form
turned in at Friday SPL meeting).
SECTION C.
Special Projects
_____ Complete approved campsite project 2 pts
_____ Special project for the Program Director.
Scoutmaster’s Merit Badge
_____ Special Project (Approved by Ranger) 2 pts
_____ 3 Ways to improve camp to Camp Director
Requirements Scorecard*
_____ Turn in Camp Evaluation If Item is bold, then it is a mandatory Item. 1 point
per item unless otherwise indicated. You must
Have fun, and have a great week at complete those specific items along with the
Camp ALAFLO!!!!!! additional items to qualify for the Scoutmaster
merit Badge.

37
 Camp ALAFLO Campsite Inspection Sheet

Troop _________________
Campsite _______________
Date __________________

The campsite should be clean, neat, and free of litter at all times during the week: therefore,
campsite inspection will be held everyday. The daily inspection sheet scores will be added into
the “Honor Troop” sheet. These scores will help your Troop to become the Camp ALAFLO
Honor Troop for the week.

PERSONAL HEALTH AND CLEANLINESS:

Tent flaps - uniformly rolled up or folded back 5 pts ______
Beds - neat and uncluttered 5 pts ______
Clothing and personal equipment - stored away 5 pts ______
Wet clothing - towels, etc. on clothesline 5 pts ______
Trash - paper and food containers in receptacles 25 pts ______
Latrine - clean and swept out 10 pts ______
Latrine - disinfectant used 5 pts ______
Shower - clean and swept out 5 pts ______
Sink Area - clean and swept 5 pts ______

SAFETY:
Tent ropes - secured with proper knots 10 pts ______
Fire buckets - placed and filled 10 pts ______
Camp tools - safely stored and easily accessible 5 pts ______
Camp improvement on previous day‟s score 5 pts ______

MAXIMUM TOTAL 100 pts ______

___________________________
Inspected by Camp Commissioner

38
 Trading Post Pre-Order Form
All pre-orders are due in the Council Service Center by the close of business on May 7th.

Name: ________________________ Council: ________________Week ____1 ____2

Address: ______________________________________ Unit #: ________

City: _____________________ State: ___________ Zip: ______________

Telephone:(_____ )________________ Email: _________________________________________

Item Description Quantity Price Total Amount Sizes Needed

*Summer Camp Patch X $3.00

**OA/Summer Camp Polo Shirts X $20.00

Camp T-Shirt, Adult S, M, L, XL X $10.00

Camp T-Shirt Adult XXL, XXXL X $12.00

Order Total:

*All Scouts and Scout leaders that are registered and participate in a full week of summer camp
will receive a Summer Camp patch. You can order additional patches

**All Leaders that are registered and participate in a full week of summer camp will receive
OA/Summer camp polo shirt. You can order additional polo shirts.

ALL TRADING POST PRE-ORDERS MUST BE PRE-PAID BY THE

CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MAY 7, 2010.

Form of Payment

You may pay by check, money order, or credit card. Please make check payable to “BSA”. The
Alabama – Florida Council accepts Visa and Mastercard

Please bill my: Visa (circle one) Mastercard

Account Number: _____________________________ Exp. Date: _______________

Authorizing Signature ___________________________________________________

If paying by credit card you may fax this form to: 334-793-5318

Otherwise enclose your check and mail today to: Alabama – Florida Council
6801 West Main Street
Dothan, Alabama 36305 39