2020-2021 Council Calendar

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Seneca Waterways Council Who to Contact?

Please see the Council staff contact list on the prior page for phone and email addresses.

District Executive Staff Main Council & Camp Numbers Bay Waters Brendan Flaherty (585) 244-4210 Service Center Main Black Creek Frank Capozzi (585) 244-9403 Service Center Fax Exploring East Bradley Rickman (607) 869-3841 Camp Babcock-Hovey Exploring West Bradley Rickman (518) 359-2281 Massawepie Main Genesee Crossroads Marcus Ragland (585) 374-5770 Cutler Main Lighthouse Frank Capozzi Mohawk William Gales Seneca Marie Jackson Task & Key Staff Contact Towpath Justin Kuczma Incident Reports Dianne Chamberlain Turning Point Oliris Ramos Massawepie Alumni Don DeClerck Massawepie Scout Camps Don DeClerck Massawepie Treks Don DeClerck Merit Badge Counselors Kris Langfitt Task & Key Staff Contact Me & My Shadow Aaron Vikemyr Activities Katelyn Merritt Money Earning Permit District Executives Advancement Katelyn Merritt National/World Jamboree Katelyn Merritt Babcock-Hovey Alumni Assn. Don DeClerck NYLT Training Katelyn Merritt Camp Babcock-Hovey Frederick Stein Order of the Arrow Justin Kuczma Camp - Off Season Rentals Dianne Chamberlain Philmont Katelyn Merritt Camp - Promotions Katelyn Merritt Popcorn / Product Sales Tony Vogl Camp - Summer Registration Dianne Chamberlain Registration District Executives Camp - Work Weekends Don DeClerck Scouting for Food Katelyn Merritt Campmaster Corps Don DeClerck Scout Sweep Frank Capozzi Certificates of Insurance Dianne Chamberlain Silver Beaver Awards Frank Capozzi Charters Kris Langfitt Special Fundraising Events Laurie Streber Commissioners Frank Capozzi Training Aaron Vikemyr Cubs in Camp Katelyn Merritt Training Records Carenlouise Owens-Turner Eagle Boards of Review Tony Vogl Twilight Camp Brendan Flaherty Flag Rental Norine D’Amico Venturing Brendan Flaherty Friends of Scouting District Executives Wood Badge Katelyn Merritt Heritage Society Stephen Hoitt Youth Protection Stephen Hoitt Heroism Awards Katelyn Merritt Joining Scouting Carenlouise Owens-Turner

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Council Management Team Stephen Hoitt Scout Executive/CEO [email protected] 8550 Anthony Vogl Director of Development [email protected] 8556 Aaron Vikemyr Director of Support Services [email protected] 8570 Frank Capozzi Field Director [email protected] 8529 Lori Wilkes Controller [email protected] 8559

Field Service Team Brendan Flaherty Bay Waters District Executive [email protected] 8530 William Gales Mohawk District Executive [email protected] 8539 Marie Jackson Seneca District Executive [email protected] 8522 Justin Kuczma Towpath District Executive [email protected] 8531 Oliris Ramos Turning Point District Executive [email protected] 8568 Bradley Rickman Exploring Executive [email protected] 8542 Matthew Thurston Membership Growth Executive [email protected] Program / Camping / Support Services Team Frederick Stein Babcock-Hovey Ranger [email protected] (315) 521-2544 Don DeClerck Camping Operations Director [email protected] (585) 374-6282 Jeff Emerling Cutler Senior Ranger [email protected] (585) 374-5770 Benjamin Geiger Massawepie Ranger [email protected] (518) 359-3900 Katelyn Merritt Program Director [email protected] 8522 Development & Marketing Team Laurie Streber Senior Development Director [email protected] 8526 Mary Ellen Smith Marketing & Communications Manager [email protected] 8544

Support Team Dianne Chamberlain Program & Camping Assistant [email protected] 8545 Christine Crittenden DFS Administrative Assistant [email protected] 8580 Norine D’Amico Customer Service Representative [email protected] 8553 Tiffany Drum Scout Executive’s Admin Assistant [email protected] 8554 Kim Gunkel Development Assistant [email protected] 8555 Kris Langfitt Registrar [email protected] 8552 Carenlouise Owens-Turner Field Staff Administrative Assistant [email protected] 8528 Joann Vinciquerra Accounting Specialist [email protected] 8566

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Council Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan $100,000 combined single limit.) Any vehicle carrying 10 or more passengers is required to have limits of $500,000 combined single limit. In the case of rented vehicles, the requirement of Secondary Accident and Sickness Insurance has been coverage limits can be met by combining the limits of personal purchased by Seneca Waterways Council for all packs, troops, coverage carried by the driver with coverage carried by the owner teams, crews and posts. This plan provides some coverage for of the rented vehicle. All vehicles used for travel outside the United accidental injury, illness, accidental death and dismemberment States must carry a liability insurance policy that complies with or while participating in any approved and supervised Scouting exceeds the requirements of that country. activity, including going to and from meetings. All registered youth and adult volunteers are covered. Non-Scouts attending scheduled activities (including group travel to and from such Certificates of Insurance activities) for the purpose of being encouraged to participate in Scouting are also automatically covered. However, the plan does not cover parents, siblings or other guests. A certificate of insurance is either proof that a unit is covered by the comprehensive general liability insurance or is proof of Additional highlights of the Council-provided coverage include: insurance plus a document that adds another organization to our general liability insurance for a defined period of time. If an • The policy is excess to any other available source of organization requests a certificate of insurance, please follow medical benefits if the charges are greater than $300. the following steps: • If the total charges are less than $300, the insurance will pay without other insurance coordination. 1. Complete the Certificate of Insurance Request form • The insurance plan is an “excess” insurance plan from found at www.SenecaWaterways.org/coi the first dollar up to the plan limits. 2. Obtain a copy of the agreement to be signed with the • The policy is “primary” for any family or Scout with no organization requesting the certificate other insurance coverage. 3. If not included in the agreement, include specific • New members are automatically covered as soon as insurance requirements from the organization their applications for membership are processed. Send all documents via e-mail to [email protected]. • Travelling to and from a unit meeting or other approved and Certificates take up to two weeks to be completed and parts supervised Scouting activity is covered under this plan. of the process are outside of our local control. Please be sure • Coverage applies for injuries received while attending an to give adequate time when a certificate of insurance is being approved Scouting activity or if a sickness first manifests requested. itself while there. • If an accident occurs, complete the current insurance claim form found on our website and file it directly with Comp. General Liability Insurance Health Special Risk Inc. at the address they provide.

Proof of Accident and Sickness Insurance is sent to each unit This coverage provides primary general liability coverage for in the charter packet. Requests for proof of insurance can registered volunteer Scouters with respect to claims arising also be send to [email protected]. For all serious oaut of an official Scouting activity with the exception that incidents, accidents and/or sickness, or if a summons is the coverage is excess over any insurance available to the served on a volunteer, please notify the council immediately. volunteer for loss arising from the ownership, maintenance, Council Accident Report forms need to be completed for any or use of a motor vehicle or watercraft. This insurance is only event requiring medical or special attention. For all insurance available while the vehicle or watercraft is in the actual use coverages, there is no coverage for those who commit of a Scouting unit and being used for a Scouting purpose. intentional or criminal acts. Coverage is for bodily injury and property damage.

The insurance provided unregistered Scouting volunteers Automobile Liability Insurance through the BSA general liability insurance program is excess over any other insurance the volunteer has to his or her benefit, usually a homeowner’s, personal liability, or auto All vehicles MUST be covered by an owner’s liability insurance liability policy. policy. The amount of this coverage must meet or exceed the insurance requirement of the state in which the vehicle is licensed. (It is recommended that coverage limits are at least

Program Planning Calendar 2020-2021 | Page 13 J. Warren Cutler Scout Reservation

7131 Gulick Road, Naples, NY 14512 The J. Warren Cutler Scout Reservation, also known as Council Fishing Derby Camp Cutler, is a 1,250 plus acre camp located in the very heart of the Finger Lakes Region of western New York State. Pack up the fishing pole, find some worms and prepare to tackle Camp Cutler is a year-round facility that provides many a lake full of freshly stocked fish. Scouts of all ages have the unique Scouting programs in a woodland setting of rolling opportunity to participate in competitive fishing at camp during hills, lush meadows, and sparkling streams. this weekend in April.

At Camp Cutler, you can camp, and hike, and explore . . . . and begin a lifetime journey of wonder and discovery. At Cubs in Camp camp you can enjoy activities such as: archery, boating and canoeing, swimming and nature conservation, fishing, rifle Camping as a Pack for the weekend or coming out for and air guns, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, the day, Scouts, their families and their friends have the and Seasonal Activities are also offered each year! opportunity to explore Camp Cutler and see what the summer adventure at Cub Adventure Camp has to offer. This Camp Cutler offers many camping opportunities for Scouts. even is held in May and October. Campsites range from primitive to rustic sites with lean-tos, to buildings with wood burning stoves, winterized buildings, training centers with kitchen equipment that can support Weekend Camping at Camp Cutler large groups, and the theme buildings that house the Cub Scout Adventure Camp. So be it snowshoeing to your tent in Units can camp in tent or lean-to sites, in a fort, castle, pirate winter . . . landing a bluegill in summer . . . or hiking through ship, native american longhouse or one of our many cabins woods of red and gold in autumn. . . Camp Cutler is truly a during the spring, fall and winter. SCOUTING adventure. Cabins are available that sleep groups large and small. Many cabins make a great location for a planning conference. Cub Scout Adventure Camp (CSAC) Reservations can be made through the council website or contacting (585) 241-8545. Each summer Camp Cutler offers a rare program opportunity found only in a few Scout camps throughout the United States - the Cub Scout Adventure Camp! The Cub Scout Camp Cutler Campmaster Corps Adventure Camp (CSAC) operates at Camp Cutler in July and August! Cub Scout Adventure Camp is an action packed The Camp Cutler Campmaster Corps consists of a group of three day, two night Cub Scout summer camp! CSAC is a fun dedicated Scouters who oversee weekend camping operations. filled learning experience based on five adventure themes: Their role in camp is to assist all Units in camp with a fun filled the ships of the High Seas, a Fort of the old west, a Castle of and safe weekend and to be available for emergency services if medieval times, a Mountain Man encampment, and a Native necessary. American Village. Many weekends on Saturday, the onsite Campmaster team provides campers an opportunity to participate in a fun activity or Arrow of Light / Webelos Week an advancement training program. Activities or training subjects are announced on Friday evening at the Unit leaders/campmaster This exciting program helps second year Webelos Scouts transition meeting. into full Boy Scout camping. Scouts will sleep in tents on platforms, and have their own Webelos Scouts program. Scouts can register The Campmaster Corps is always looking for experienced with their Pack or as an individual Scout and parent. Scouters to support our program. If you might be interested in joining the Corps and becoming a team member you may Me & My Shadow inquire in person at the Scout Service Center or call (585) 241-8545 and the Chief Campmaster will contact you. Bring the family out to camp and enjoy a fun filled camping weekend in the Bristol Hills. This weekend activity is designed for families to camp and enjoy everything that camp has to offer. This event takes place in June.

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Directions to J. Warren Cutler Scout Reservation

From the Village of Honeoye: ◊ Take Route 20A East. Turn right onto East Lake Road then left on Egypt Valley Road. ◊ At the top of the hill turn right onto Pinewood Hill Road, follow the road that will turn into Gulick Road. ◊ Look for the Cumming Nature Center sign, which is 3.7 miles before camp. ◊ The entrance to the camp is on the left-hand side of Gulick Road.

From Monroe County: • Take I-490 East to the Victor exit. • Go through the Village of Victor, make a right turn onto Maple Street (Route 444) in the center of the Village, at the National Bank of Geneva. • Follow all the way out to Route 5 &20, turn left. At the next light, turn onto NY 64/US 20A. Go past Bristol Mountain Ski Resort, and then turn right onto County Road 34. • From County Road 34, turn left onto West Hollow Road, then right onto Clement Road, then another right onto Gulick Road. • The entrance to the camp is on the right hand side of Gulick Road.

From Geneva: • Take Route 5 &20 west, Go through Canandaigua. • Turn left on Rt 21 south. Stay on county road 32, until you get to Bristol center. Turn left on 64. • Go past Bristol Mountain Ski Resort, and then turn right onto County Road 34. • From County Road 34, turn left onto West Hollow Road, then right onto Clement Road, then another right onto Gulick Road. • The entrance to the camp is on the right hand side of Gulick Road.

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Program Planning Calendar 2020-2021 | Page 16 Camp Babcock-Hovey

7294 County Road 132, Ovid, NY 14521

Located in the midst of the scenic Finger Lakes region of western New York State, Camp Babcock-Hovey sits on the east shore of Seneca Lake and spans 282 acres of woodlands and fields. This site serves as a gateway to summer camp Scouting adventure.

Babcock-Hovey accommodates every type of camper and meets all ability levels, whether a beginner or an advanced camper. The camp is fully handicap accessible. With its lakeside waterfront, hiking trails and 10 campsites equipped with tent platforms or lean-tos, the staff of Camp Babcock Hovey is always ready to provide a fun and memorable time. Summer Camp at Babcock-Hovey Camp Babcock-Hovey is the facility that will allow you and your Unit to experience the best part of the Scouting program… Summer Camp! Many activities await you and your Scouts at Camp Babcock-Hovey.

Babcock-Hovey is located on Seneca Lake, the largest of the majestic Finger Lakes. There is awesome sailing available to campers, as well as canoeing experiences. But, if the lake is not your thing, we have a pool as well. Campers can enjoy open swimming and games in the security of a 2500 sq. ft. pool. Looking for a challenge? Try our climbing wall. Need to blow off some steam? Shoot some clay pigeons at our state of art shotgun range. Babcock-Hovey has a Shooting Sports program that is second to none; can you say “paint ball”? If you like history, we have an interactive living history program that brings the era of the French and Indian War to life. What would camp be without nature? Our E/Con program allows campers to experience nature, from open bodies of water, dense forests, and open fields. Nature gives you the creeps? Then try our climate controlled Science and Technology program. The camp staff is 110% committed to providing the best possible program. Their goal is to be friendly and responsive to the needs of your Unit and all those attending camp. The staff is carefully selected and trained and stands ready to help you at any time. From the thrill of experiencing the natural beauty around you, to taking part in the variety of special adventures and activities, we will accommodate you and your Unit in any way that we can. Babcock-Hovey has something for everyone and we are located just a little over an hour away.

Each week during summer camp, Camp Babcock-Hovey offers a special first year camper program, Footsteps of Hiawatha. Afternoons, Scouts work on First Class requirements, as well as merit badges. Eagle Flight Scouts, 14 and older, can jump start their trail to Eagle Scout during this week at Camp Babcock-Hovey. Every merit badge required for Eagle Scout is offered, along with in-depth information on service projects. There will be lots of fun stuff, too. Aquatic Adventure Camp Perfect for anyone looking to experience over 15 watersports in one week with this extreme water-filled adventure. Lifeguard instructors will challenge your limits and foster a space for learning and fun. Program elements include hands on instruction, personal challenges, and group competitions. The week culminates in an awesome beach party and cookout. Shooting Sports Master Camp For individuals looking to refine their marksmanship and take their aim at a variety of creative targets. NRA Master Instructors will lead small squads through personalized instruction in Rifle, Shotgun, and Archery, there is an opportunity to complete the NYS Hunter Safety and Bow course and compete in a series challenges.

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Cross Country Camp Memorial Lodge A perfect space for small troops with a heated cabin and For high-school runners looking to improve your performance three-season kitchenette and bathroom. Sleeping capacity and knowledge with instruction from some of the best Cross for 10 inside and 4 more in the adjacent lean-to. Country Coaches in Upstate New York. Have full access to 283 acres of Camp Babcock-Hovey including 7 trails, Pedersen Lodge countless forest paths, and access to a neighboring state This wood-fire heated lodge and covered deck is excellent wilderness refuge property. Participants will be bussed to for any season with its easy access to the camporee field. additional runs in the Finger Lakes National Forest and enjoy Sleeping capacity for 24 inside, and space for tent camping presentations by a variety of speakers while getting some behind. great summer running opportunities. Patrol Cabins Exploring First Responder Camp With 4 heated cabins and extra-large covered pavilion this area is a great space to host a comfortable all-season For Explorer Posts to join other Posts from across the camp out. Sleeping capacity for 32 in cabins and space for Northeast Region in a program focused in one of three camping. tracks: Law Enforcement for Police Posts; Firefighting for Firefighting Posts; and EMS/Medical for EMS/Medical Posts. ** All building rentals include access to latrines, water, The week will put their skills to the test an the all Explorer electricity, picnic tables and nearby parking. Fire wood is simulated event at the last day. available for puurchase.

Cub Scout Resident Camp Lean-To Campsites These unique rustic campsites are a great value with lake Camp with us for two nights and three days, and enjoy all views and access to shelter, electricity and latrines. Sleeping your favorite Scout programs like Nature, Archery I and II, BB capacity for 16-32 people with mattresses and space for Guns, Swimming, Cooking, Crafts, Bouldering, Gaga, Fishing, tents. Battle Boats, dog food sling shots, and the Rope Bridge! Fill up on delicious and nutritious meals in expertly crafted by Programs Available at Hovey our kitchen staff and visit the Trading Post for slushies or ice cream treats on those hot summer days. Cool off at our new misting station and then sing songs and tell stories around Campmaster Corps your own campfires at night. When you are good and tired (a The Campmaster Corps is a group of selected registered nightly guarantee), snuggle into your warm sleeping bags on Scouters who volunteer to serve weekends at Camp. They soft cots in real canvas tents or use our camp lean-to’s for are often past staff members who are knowledgeable of the a new experience. You can even bring your own tent if you facilities and can present programs with some advanced want and pitch it in your site. Visit the CRC Facebook page or notice. With a reservation: Bouldering Wall, Rifle, Shotgun, registration site for information, updates and doc downloads. Archery, BB Gun (nominal fee may apply)

Facility Information at Hovey Free Anytime: 8 hiking trails, visit to the waterfall, disk golf, fishing, geocaching, orienteering, fossil hunting, giant chess, gaga ball and camp tours. Eagle Lodge and Conference Center With hotel-like accommodations, this is our most popular Camp Babcock-Hovey Trading Post is OPEN year round with space. Amenities include climate controlled lodge with a full light snacks, some camping needs, and Camp Babcock- kitchen, extra-large conference room, and five full bathrooms. Hovey gear and clothing. Open 12-1 on Saturdays or by Sleeping capacity for 32, main bunkroom with 14 beds and appointment with Campmaster. We take Cash, Check, and 6 additional rooms with 3 beds each. 5 full bathrooms add Credit Cards (October – June we are limited to only take a touch of comfort to a long weekend. Conference space credit cards 10am-2pm on Saturdays). can accommodate up to 75 people, with ability to split into 3 separate spaces plus an outside covered patio, available For full details on the facilities including costs and amenities, folding chairs and tables, and year round easy access parking. please contact Camping and Program Support at camping@ senecawaterways.org or (585) 241-8545.

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Directions to Camp Babcock-Hovey

From the Southwest • Take Route 14, or 414 into Watkins Glen and then take Route 414 North to Ovid. (see insert)

From the Northwest • Take Route 5 & 20 through Geneva and then turn on Route 96a (toward Ovid (see insert), or... • Take NYS Thruway to exit 42, then Route 14 South until it intersects with Route 5 & 20 on the South side of Geneva. Take Route 5 & 20 East to Route 96a to Ovid. (see insert) Camp Babcock-Hovey Seneca Waterways Co. From the Northeast 7294 County Rd. 132 • Take Route 5 & 20 West and Route 414 South Ovid, NY 14521 to Ovid (see insert), or... • Take NYS Thruway to Exit 41, then Route 414 607-869-3841 South to Ovid. (see insert)

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Program Planning Calendar 2020-2021 | Page 20 Massawepie Scout Camps

65 Massawepie Road, Tupper Lake, NY 12986

Massawepie Scout Camps is a 3,769 acre camp located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York State. Massawepie Scout Camps combine unique wilderness programs with a traditional Boy Scout summer camp.

Boy Scout Camp - Camp Pioneer At Massawepie you can canoe, kayak or sail on a mile-long private lake, hike on 20 miles of trails, and camp among eight other ponds without ever leaving camp property. Massawepie’s location is perfect for programs like:

• Mountain biking • Outpost camping, and • Fishing, Hiking, Swimming

Massawepie’s superb camp staff offers all of the traditional Boy Scout summer camp merit badge and program opportunities. Younger Scouts will find plenty of advancement opportunities, including the Trail Blazer program for first year campers. Or use Massawepie as your base camp for a wide variety of canoe and backpacking treks throughout the 2.5 million acres of forever wild Adirondack Forest Preserve.

Massawepie offers both patrol cooking and dining hall camping. The distinctive combination of a wilderness setting, friendly and experienced staff, state of the art facilities, and innovative programs makes Massawepie one of the crown jewels of Boy Scout camping.

You will not want to miss Massawepie’s unique honor camper program, BarkEater. BarkEaters who have earned the first, second, third or fourth level BarkEater recognitions will be eligible to earn the next appropriate level. Scouts and Scouters new to Massawepie will work on the first year BarkEater recognition:

• A program that builds on itself through five summers at camp. • Special progressive recognition for each of the five summers. • Distinctive ceremonies, the likes of which have not been experienced in this region. • A greater understanding of Adirondack and Massawepie history and lore. • Elements that reinforce the aims and ideals of Scouting. Mountain Fox This program for older Scouts or Venture crew members (must be at least 14 years old or entering the 9th grade) provides day-time High Adventure experiences, while returning the participants to their unit site most nights to help provide leadership for the younger Scouts. This program is limited to 20 participants per week, and an additional fee does apply to cover the extra transportation and program expenses. Participants must be in good physical condition and pass the swimmer’s test.

The participants plan a schedule that may include: canoeing, mountain biking, ropes course and zip line, climbing and rappelling, white water rafting.

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Massawepie Adirondack Trek Center Imagine… paddling through lakes and ponds connected by beautiful winding streams… the fresh scent of balsam fir fills the air… the day is new and you and your crew mates are ready for adventure. As you go, you stop to snack on wild blueberries, still covered with dew. After lunch you set camp on an island in the middle of a tranquil pond. You spot a moose across the way.

Later in the day you portage to a trail head, cache your gear, and head for the summit of a peak for some afternoon top time. At dusk you hear the slap of a beaver’s tail on the water. That night you drift off to sleep to the haunting call of a loon. Early the next morning, you rise before dawn… gear-up, and head out to fish by water’s edge. Sounds way too good to be true? Well it’s not… because located in the very heart of the Adirondack Mountains the Adventure Of A Lifetime is waiting for you.

Based at Massawepie Scout Camps, the Massawepie Adirondack Trek Center offers all Scouts and Scouters canoeing, backpacking, and combination treks during the months of July and August. Trek groups can participate in established trek destinations throughout the 2.6-million-acre Adirondack Forest preserve, or can customize their own. Rock climbing, rappelling and mountain biking options are also available. Trek participants must be age 13 by January 1 of the trek year. The size of each trek group is determined by the itinerary and is subject to state conservation law group limits. See each trek description for maximum group sizes. Both 3-day and 6-day treks are available for Scout units or Council contingents.

Massawepie Outfitters Is your unit planning a trip to the Adirondacks but needs equipment, the resources of Massawepie Scout Camps and our Adirondack Trek Center are there for you. We have the equipment and the resources to help you plan the perfect trip during the off season. We can supply canoes, canoe pickup and drop off, bear canisters and trip planning advice.

Trip Planning Never been to the Adirondacks and need some help planning your trip? Let us help you get started with your adventure. Contact Ben Geiger the Massawepie Property Superintendent at 518-359-3900 or [email protected] with questions you may have.

If you plan to use our services, a camp use agreement and a tour permit will need to be filled out. Contact Camping and Program Department at [email protected] or 585-241-8545 for more information.

Massawepie Family Camping www.senecawaterways.org/msc-family

Massawepie Family Camping is one of the best kept secrets in the Adirondacks. Family camp is where families can camp together at Massawepie Scout Camps in a tent, RV, cabin or lodge.Enjoy the wilderness of Massawepie and the Adirondacks hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, nature watching or use Massawepie as a base camp for bigger adventures in the Adirondack park. Families can sign up for one or all of the sessions.

Summer Season Family Camping at Camp Mountaineer Camping Reservations are taken for dates between July and mid August. Have a Scout going to Massawepie this summer and want to enjoy a camping experience? Stay as long as you like in the Adirondacks in Camp Mountaineer. Camp for a few days, a week or more. Reservations are accepted using the paper site reservation form

End of Summer Season Family Camping at Camp Pioneer After summer camp programs conclude at Camp Pioneer, families take over the camp and enjoy the last few weeks of summer in cabins, lodges and tent sites. Family Camping begins end of August and runs through Labor Day.

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Directions to Massawepie Scout Camps 65 Massawepie Road, Tupper Lake, NY 12986

To Massawepie via Syracuse and Route 81 North • Take the NYS Thruway (I-90) East to Syracuse for about 70 miles. • Take Exit 36, and follow I-81 North toward Watertown for 69 miles. • Just past Watertown take Exit 48, turning right onto Route 342. Follow Route 342 East for 7 miles to Route 3. • Turn left onto Route 3 and go East for 6.5 miles. Turn Left onto Route 3A and go East for 6 miles. When you meet Route 3 again, turn left (The Route 3A “shortcut” avoids the longer route through Carthage). • Continue East on Route 3 for 64 miles. After passing Cranberry Lake and Childwold, the entrance to Massawepie will be on your right, marked by a large camp sign. (If you see Piercefield or Tupper Lake, you went too far!).

To Massawepie via Route 104 East, Route 3 and Route 81 North • Take Route 104 heading East and go 57 miles to Route 3 (near Hannibal). • Turn right onto Route 3 and go East for 8 miles to Fulton. As you leave Fulton, there will be a LEFT and then a RIGHT to stay on Route 3. Stay on Route 3 for another 15 miles to Route 104 in Mexico. • Turn right onto Route 104 East and go 6 miles to Route 81 North. • Turn onto I-81 North and go 43 miles. Just past Watertown take Exit 48, turning right onto Route 342. Follow Route 342 East for 7 miles to Route 3. • Turn left onto Route 3 and go East for 6.5 miles. Turn left onto Route 3A and go East for 6 miles. When you meet Route 3 again, turn left (The Route 3A “shortcut” avoids the longer route through Carthage.) • Continue East on Route 3 for 64 more miles. After passing Cranberry Lake and Childwold, the entrance to Massawepie will be on your right, marked by a large camp sign. (If you see Piercefield or Tupper Lake, you went too far!)

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Program Planning Calendar 2020-2021 | Page 25 SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA January 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 7 Roundtable 6 Roundtable 7 District Commissioner’s Meeting 6 District Commissioner’s Meeting 18 District Committee Meeting 27 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District Seneca District 6 District Committee Meeting 6 District Commissioner’s Meeting 13 Roundtable 6 OA Chapter Meeting 30 District Day of Planning 6 Roundtable 15-17 Yeti Games 25 Eagle Scout Board of Review Genesee Crossroads District 27 District Committee Meeting 7 Roundtable 21 District Committee Meeting Towpath District 7 Roundtable Lighthouse District 7 District Commissioner’s Meeting 6 Roundtable 28 District Committee Meeting 20 District Committee 29-31 Pancake-o-Freeze Turning Point District 6 Roundtable / District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. January 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2

New Year’s Day - Scout Service Center Closed 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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Massawepie Outdoor Challenge

Eagle Scout Board of Review Camp Babcock-Hovey Properties Meeting 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Massawepie Outdoor Challenge

Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Scout Service Center Closed 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31 Eagle Scout Board of Review 2021 Camping Kickoff SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA February 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 4 Roundtable 3 Roundtable 4 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 15 District Committee Meeting 9 Eagle Board of Review 24 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District 3 District Committee Meeting Seneca District 10 Roundtable 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 OA Chapter Meeting 3 Roundtable Genesee Crossroads District 22 Eagle Scout Board of Review 4 Roundtable 24 District Committee Meeting 18 District Committee Meeting Towpath District Lighthouse District 4 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 Roundtable and Commissioners Meeting 13 Merit Badge University 17 District Committee 25 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. February 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4 5 6

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Scouting Anniversary Week

Happy Birthday Scout Sunday Boy Scouts of America! Eagle Scout Board of Review 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

President’s Day - Scout Service Winter Work Day at Camp Center Closed Babcock-Hovey 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Eagle Scout Board of Review 28 SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA March 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 4 Roundtable 3 Roundtable 4 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 15 District Committee Meeting 31 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District Seneca District 3 District Committee Meeting 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 10 Roundtable 3 OA Chapter Meeting 27 District Day of Training 3 Roundtable 22 Eagle Scout Board of Review 27 District Dinner Genesee Crossroads District 31 District Committee Meeting 4 Roundtable 18 District Committee Meeting Towpath District 4 Roundtable Lighthouse District 4 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 Roundtable and Commissioner Meetings 25 District Committee Meeting 17 District Committee

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. March 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4 5 6

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Eagle Scout Board of Review Camp Babcock-Hovey Properties Committee Meeting 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

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Eagle Scout Board of Review 28 29 30 31 SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA April 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 1 Roundtable 7 Roundtable 1 District Commissioner’s Meeting 7 District Commissioner’s Meeting 10 District Pinewood Derby 8 District Awards 19 District Annual Meeting 13 Eagle Boards of Review 23-25 District Spring Camporee Black Creek District 28 District Committee Meeting 7 District Committee Meeting 14 Roundtable Seneca District 17 District Pinewood Derby 7 District Commissioner’s Meeting 7 OA Chapter Meeting 7 Roundtable Genesee Crossroads District 17 District Pinewood Derby 1 Roundtable 26 Eagle Scout Board of Review 15 District Committee Meeting 28 District Committee Meeting 30 Spring Camporee - Start Lighthouse District 7 Roundtable and Commissioners Meeting Towpath District 11 Park Clean up 1 District Commissioner’s Meeting 21 District Committee 1 Roundtable 27 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. April 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3

Good Friday - Scout Service Center Closed 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Camp Babcock Hovey Spring Raccoon Work Day at Camp Easter Sunday Eagle Scout Board of Review Conservation Meeting Babcock-Hovey 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Spring Engineers at Camp Cutler Scoop’s Chess Challenge 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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Eagle Scout Board of Review SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA May 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 6 Roundtable 1 District Day of Training 6 District Commissioner’s Meeting 20 Roundtable 8 Cubmobile Derby 5 District Commissioner’s Meeting 17 District Committee Meeting 11 District Eagle Board of Review 21-23 Spring Camporee 26 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District Seneca District 5 District Committee Meeting 1-2 Spring Camporee 12 Roundtable 5 District Commissioner’s Meeting 14-16 Spring Camporee 5 OA Chapter Meeting 5 Roundtable 24 Eagle Scout Board of Review Genesee Crossroads District 26 District Committee Meeting 6 Roundtable 19 District Committee Meeting Towpath District 3 District Awards Picnic Lighthouse District 24 District Committee Meeting 7 Roundtable and Commissioner Meeting 14- 16 Spring Rendezvous 19 District Committee

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. May 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1

Red Deer Work Weekend at Camp Cutler

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Red Deer Weekend

Camp Cutler Conservation Meeting Top Shot Challenge 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Massawepie Pre-Ops OA Induction at Hovey

Eagle Scout Board of Review Camp Babcock-Hovey Properties Mother’s Day Committee Meeting 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Massawepie Pre-Ops Massawepie Spring Skills Weekend OA Induction

Massawepie Conservation Meeting 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Spring Skills Weekend

Memorial Day - 30 31Scout Service Center Closed Eagle Scout Board of Review SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA June 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 3 District Picnic 2 Roundtable 14 District Committee Meeting 2 District Commissioner’s Meeting 21-24 Twilight Camp 8 District Eagle Board of Review Black Creek District Seneca District 2 District Committee Meeting 2 District Commissioner’s Meeting 9 District Picnic 2 OA Chapter Meeting 2 Roundtable Genesee Crossroads District 28 Eagle Scout Board of Review 3 Roundtable 17 District Committee Meeting Towpath District 27 DIstrict Committee Meeting Lighthouse District 13 District Volunteer Social Turning Point District 16 District Committee 2 Roundtable / District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. June 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4 5

Beaver Weekend at Massawepie Scout Camps

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Eagle Scout Board of Review 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Raccoon Weekend at Camp Babcock-Hovey

Camp Cutler Campmaster’s Meeting 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Raccoon Weekend

Eagle Scout Board of Review 27 28 29 30

Camp Pioneer at Massawepie Scout Camps SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA July 2021

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. July 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3

Camp Pioneer at Massawepie Scout Camps

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Camp Pioneer at Masaswepie Scout Camps | Staff Week at Camp Babcock-Hovey and Camp Cutler Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 1

Independence Day 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Camp Pioneer at Masaswepie Scout Camps | Camp Babcock-Hovey Week 1 CSAC Session 1 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 2 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 3

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Camp Pioneer at Masaswepie Scout Camps | Camp Babcock-Hovey Week 2 CSAC Session 3 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 4 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 5

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Camp Pioneer at Masaswepie Scout Camps | Camp Babcock-Hovey Week 3 CSAC Session 5 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 6 Cub Scout Adventure Camp Session 7

Eagle Scout Board of Review SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA August 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 13 District Committee Meeting 3 District Day of Planning 16 District Kickoff 25 District Committee Meeting 28 District Kickoff Black Creek District 11 District Committee Meeting Seneca District 18 District Fall Kickoff 25 District Committee Meeting Genesee Crossroads District Towpath District 5 Roundtable 10 District Commissioner’s Meeting 19 District Committee Meeting 10 Roundtable 24 District Committee Meeting Lighthouse District 18 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. August 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Masaswepie Scout Camps Week 5 | Expedition / Eagle Week at Camp Babcock-Hovey CSAC Session 7 CSAC Session 8 Webelos Week at Camp Cutler

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Masaswepie Scout Camps Week 6 Cub Scout Resident Camp at Camp Bcbcock-Hovey CSAC Session 9

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Council Popcorn & Membership Kickoff 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Eagle Scout Board of Review Casting for Character Fishing Tournament 29 30 31 SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA September 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 9 Roundtable 8 Roundtable 9 District Commissioner’s Meeting 8 District Committee Meeting 20 District Committee Meeting 24-26 District Spring Camporee 29 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District 1 District Committee Meeting Seneca District 8 Roundtable 8 District Commissioner’s Meeting 8 OA Chapter Meeting 8 Roundtable Lighthouse District 24-26 Fall Camporee 8 Roundtable and District Commissioners 29 District Committee Meeting 22 District Committee Towpath District 1 District Commissioner’s Meeting 1 Roundtable 23-25 CTC 29 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. September 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4

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Labor Day - Scout Service Center Fall Sporting Clays Closed Eagle Scout Board of Review Product Sales Distribution Shoot 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

LobsterFest Orienteering Challenge 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

OA Induction at Camp Cutler

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OA Induction

Eagle Scout Board of Review SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA October 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 2 Cub Fun Day 6 Roundtable 7 Roundtable 6 District Commissioner’s Meeting 7 District Commissioner’s Meeting 9 Cub Fall Fest 18 District Committee Meeting 27 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District Seneca District 6 District Committee Meeting 6 District Commissioner’s Meeting 13 Roundtable 6 OA Chapter Meeting 16 Basic Training 6 Roundtable 2-3 Webelosree 15-17 Adopt-a-Park Fellowship Weekend Lighthouse District 27 District Committee Meeting 6 Roundtable 20 District Committee Towpath District 5 District Commissioner’s Meeting 5 Roundtable 7 Day of Training 19 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. October 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2

Webelos-o-Ree at Camp Cutler

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Webelos-o-Ree Massawepie Outdoor Challenge

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Massawepie Outdoor Challenge

Columbus Day - Scout Service Fall Engineers Weekend at Camp Center Closed Eagle Scout Board of Review Cutler 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Fall Skills Weekend at Camp Massawepie Challenge Trophy Camporee

Trafalgar Day 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

CTC

Fall Raccoon Day at Camp Babcock- 31 Eagle Scout Board of Review Hovey SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA November 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 5 Roundtable 3 Roundtable 5 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 OA Chapter Meeting 13 Merit Badge Extravaganza 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 15 District Committee Meeting 6&13 Scouting for Food 20 District Recharter Day 20 Recharter Day Black Creek District Seneca District 3 District Committee Meeting 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 10 Roundtable 3 OA Chapter Meeting 3 Roundtable 6&13 Scouting for Food Lighthouse District 24 District Committee Meeting 3 Roundtable 17 District Committee Towpath District 3 District Commissioner’s Meeting 3 Roundtable 17 District Committee Meeting

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. November 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Eagle Scout Board of Review Veteran’s Day 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Thanksgiving - Scout Service Center Day After Thanksgiving - Scout Eagle Scout Board of Review Closed Service Center Closed 28 29 30 SENECA WATERWAYS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA December 2021

Bay Waters District Mohawk District 2 Roundtable 1 District Commissioner’s Meeting 2 District Commissioner’s Meeting 1 OA Chapter Meeting 20 District Committee Meeting 1 Roundtable 29 District Committee Meeting Black Creek District 1 District Committee Meeting Seneca District 4 District Recharter Day 1 District Commissioner’s Meeting 8 Roundtable 1 OA Chapter Meeting 1 Roundtable Lighthouse District 29 District Committee Meeting 1 Roundtable 4 Lighthouse Extravaganza 15 District Committee

All dates are subject to change due to COVID-related restrictions or safety concerns. The Council website has the most complete and accurate details on all events and meetings. December 2021 Seneca Waterways Council Sunday Monday TuesdayMonday WednesdayMonday ThursdayMonday MondayFriday SaturdayMonday 1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Eagle Scout Board of Review 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Christmas Eve - Scout Service Eagle Scout Board of Review Center Closed Christmas 26 27 28 29 30 31

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Taking Youth Protection Training

All adult leaders must take Youth Protection Training online before registering. The training must be taken every two years. Access the training website at https://my.scouting.org/ and click on the Youth Protection logo on the right hand side of the page. Click on the appropriate link (Youth Protection Training/Venturing Youth Protection Training/Exploring Youth Protection Training) and the training video will launch.

If you require assistance with online training, please contact the Member Care team at [email protected].

Getting Credit for Courses Taken Online

If you are a member and have entered your Membership ID number into your MyScouting profile at myscouting.scouting.org, your Youth Protection training session will be recorded in the BSA training records database automatically upon successful completion.

If you are a member and have not entered your Membership ID number into your MyScouting profile, please do so the next time you log into myscouting.scouting.org by using the “Update My Profile” function. The BSA training records database will update accordingly.

If you do not have a Membership ID number, please print the completion certificate and take to your unit leader, commissioner, or our Scout Service Center to make certain your accredit-tation for Youth Protection Training is matched to your personal record. You will receive your Membership ID number from the unit, or council office if you are not attached to a unit.

If you are applying for membership; complete the course, print the certificate of completion, and submit it with your volunteer application, either to your unit leader, commissioner, or directly to the Scout Service Center. When your volunteer application is approved, you will receive a BSA member-ship card, which includes your Membership ID number. You must enter this Membership ID number into your MyScouting profile so our council has a record of the training you have taken online. To do this, log into MyScouting, click My Profile, and enter your Member-ship ID number, which will link your Youth Protection Training, and any other MyScouting training, to your BSA membership.

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2320 Brighton Henrietta Town Line Road Rochester, NY 14623

www.senecawaterways.org

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