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Unit Reservation & Site Assignment
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| 133 Ashley Marsh Drive Brunswick, Georgia 31523 Phone/Fax: (912) 614-6326 Email: Ranger@oacbsa.org Camp Ranger: Robert Davis | Directions to Camp Tolochee Camp Tolochee Map Camp Tolochee Use Request |
Camp Tolochee is located on Little Blythe Island, near Brunswick, Georgia,
just a few minutes from Interstate 95.
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Over 50 years of Marsh Island experience and service to our Scouts and communities. It is the mission of the Okefenokee Area Council Camp Program to provide Scouts and their families with a outdoor educational experience through which they are afforded opportunities to be challenged, work toward advancement, participate with their groups while learning and having fun. |
Bouldering & Climbing Walls
Trail Bikes
Adirondack,
Traditional Tent and
Primitive Campsites Available
Patch
Included in Camp Fees
Great
Program
and Scheduling
On Line Registration for Merit Badges
TRAILHEAD...First Year Camper Program
BSA Lifeguard
BSA
Snorkeling & SCUBA
Older Scout Adventure Program
Volunteer
Training Opportunities
Major
Attractions near by for before or
after camp visit
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TRAILHEAD - Is a First Year Camper program for young Scouts working on their Tenderfoot through First Class ranks. This program gives the new scout with less than 6 months in a troop the opportunity to jump start his basic skills instruction. He will not learn everything for these ranks but will be introduced to skills best suited in the outdoors. The Troop leaders are responsible to review and test what has been signed off at camp. Merit Badge Classes - Our merit badge schedule is designed for the scout to earn 3 to 5 badges in a week. There are some classes that are 2 hours long but most can be completed in a week. It is very important for the scout to know which badges he wants to take in consultation with his leaders. The leaders have a responsibility to advise the scout on which badges are more suitable for a second or third year camper versus a first year camper. Remember that prerequisite requirements need to be completed if the scout and leaders have thoughts of finishing the badge. . |
CAMP FEES: Installments (Due May 13)---------------$190 Provisional Scout-------------------------------$195 Paid in full after May 13th------------------$215 Tolochee Summertime Adventure.....$260 Youth & Adult SCUBA Certification Leaders -----------------------------------------------$50 (First 2 leaders with up to 10 youth are free. For every additional 10 youth, add an a additional leader for free)
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| St. Simons and Jekyll Islands Just 20 minutes away from camp...have historic trails, sight seeing, and ocean beaches. In addition, Jekyll Island offers horseback riding and The Summer Waves Water Adventure Park. Kings Bay Submarine Base Just 40 minutes away from camp...offers youth group tours to different training commands as well as tours on board a submarine. Historic Fort Clinch Just 1 1/2 hours away from camp... offers historic trails and on-site camping. |
Cumberland Island
Just an hour away from camp...has many trails to hike, overnight primitive
camping and herds of wild horses roaming freely on the island.
Okefenokee Swamp Park
Just an hour away from camp...located just minutes south of
Waycross, Georgia, offers educational tours where you will
experience life and history in the swamp and the delicate eco balance specific to the
region.
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National BSA Camps |
Scouting's Outdoor Program... "Scouting is three-quarters...outing" |
| Scouting provides many opportunities for youth to participate in adventures. From day hikes to Camp-O-Rees, summer camp and day camp, the activities match the interests and abilities of the Scouts. Older Scouts may participate in high-adventure programs such as rock climbing, rappelling, and whitewater rafting. Younger Scouts may attend summer camps and day camps, and learn teamwork within their den, patrol and troop. Summer camp and day camp blend a fun program with advancement requirements to reinforce skills learned throughout the year. In Scouting, fitness is fun with a purpose. |
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