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Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Where to Go Camping | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Table of Contents Letter from the Editor 9 Letter from the Lodge Chief 11 Camp Ho Non Wah 16 Short-Term Camping Rules 17 Camp Ho Non Wah Additional Information 17 Camp Moultrie 19 Short-Term Camping Rules 19 Camp Moultrie Additional Information 20 Coastal Carolina Council 21 Coastal Carolina Council 2016 – 2017 Camping 22 South Carolina BSA Camps 25 Blue Ridge Council 26 Camp Old Indian (Off-season 26 Carroll Brown Outpost Camp (Year-round) 27 Camp White Pines (Year-round) 27 Camp Arrowhead (Year-round) 28 Pee Dee Area Council 29 Camp Coker 29 Indian Waters Council 30 Camp Barstow 30 North Carolina BSA Camps 32 Palmetto Council 35 Camp Bob Hardin 35 Piedmont Council 36 Camp Bud Schiele 36 East Carolina Council 37 East Carolina Scout Reservation (Including Camp Boddie) 37 Pamlico Sea Base 37 Camp Charles 37 Camp Sam Hatcher 37 Central North Carolina Council 39 Camp John J. Barnhardt 39 Camp Cabarrus 39 Old North State Council 40 Cherokee Scout Reservation 40 Woodfield Scout Preservation 40 Hemric Scout Reservation 40 Hagan Sea Base 40 Occoneechee Council 41 Camp Durant 41 Camp Reeves 41 Camp Campbell 41 Daniel Boone Council 42 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Camp Daniel Boone 42 Harrison High Adventure Base 42 Mecklenburg County Council 43 Mecklenburg Scout Reservation (Camp Grimes) 43 Hornets Nest 43 Belk Scout Camp 43 Old Hickory Council 44 Raven Knob Scout Reservation 44 Raven Point 44 Tuscarora Council 45 Camp Tuscarora 45 Georgia BSA Camps 49 Coastal Georgia Council 51 Black Creek Scout Reservation 51 Atlanta Area Council 52 Bert Adams Scout Camp 52 Woodruff Scout Camp 52 Allatoona Aquatics Base 52 Central Georgia Council 53 Camp Benjamin Hawkins 53 Georgia Carolina Council 54 Camp Daniel Marshall 54 Robert E Knox Scout Reservation 54 Northeast Georgia Council 55 Camp Rainey Mountain 55 Scoutland on Lake Lanier 55 Camp Rotary on Hartwell 55 Northwest Georgia Council 56 Camp Westin 56 Camp Sidney Dew 56 Chattahoochee Council 57 Camp Frank G. Lumpkin 57 Camp James G. Gallant 57 Camp Pine Mountain 57 Flint River Council 58 Camp Bel-Tel 58 Lawhorn Scouting Base 58 Camp Thunder 58 Flint River Adventure Area 58 South Georgia Council 59 Camp Patten 59 Camp Chase S. Osborn 59 Local Camping Opportunities 63 Caw Caw Interpretive Center 63 Team Building & Leadership Development 64 Climbing Wall 65 James Island County Park 67 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Laurel Hill County Park 69 Palmetto Island County Park 70 Wannamaker County Park 71 Whirlin’ Waters Adventure Waterpark 72 South Carolina State Parks 73 Aiken State Park 75 Andrew Jackson State Park 77 Baker Creek State Park 79 Barnwell State Park 81 Caesars Head State Park 83 Calhoun Falls State Park 85 Cheraw State Park 87 Chester State Park 89 Colleton State Park 91 Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site 93 Croft State Park 95 Devils Fork State Park 97 Dreher Island State Park 99 Edisto Beach State Park 101 Givhans Ferry State Park 103 Goodale State Park 105 Hamilton Branch State Park 107 Hampton Plantation State Historic Site 109 H. Cooper Black Jr. Memorial Field Trial and Recreation Area 111 Hickory Knob State Resort Park 113 Hunting Island State Park 115 Huntington Beach State Park 117 Jones Gap State Park 119 Keowee-Toxaway State Park 121 Kings Mountain State Park 123 Lake Greenwood State Park 125 Lake Hartwell State Park 127 Lake Warren State Park 129 Lake Wateree State Park 131 Landsford Canal State Park 133 Lee State Park 135 Little Pee Dee State Park 137 Musgrove Mill State Historic Site 139 Myrtle Beach State Park 141 Oconee State Park 143 Oconee Station State Historic Site 145 Paris Mountain State Park 147 Poinsett State Park 149 Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site 151 Rivers Bridge State Historic Site 153 Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site 155 Sadlers Creek State Park 157 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Santee State Park 159 Sesquicentennial State Park 161 Table Rock State Park 163 Woods Bay State Park 165 High Adventure Camping 167 Florida High Adventure Sea Base 169 Northern Tier Bases 171 Maine High Adventure Base 172 Philmont Scout Ranch 173 Summit High Adventure Program 176 2014 Order of the Arrow Wilderness Voyage 179 Swamp Base 185 Trek 1 187 Trek 2 187 Safety and Standards of Conduct 189 The BSA’s Commitment to Safety 193 Sports and Activities 194 The Sweet 16 of BSA Safety 194 Caving 196 General Policy 196 Climbing and Rappelling 196 The Eight Points of Climb On Safely: 196 COPE Activities 197 Slacklining 197 Unauthorized and Restricted Activities 197 Knives 200 Parade Floats and Hayrides 200 Unit Fund-raisers 201 Tractor Safety 202 Bicycle Safety 202 Skating Safety 203 Horsemanship Activities 204 Youth Protection in Scouting 205 Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse 205 Scouting's Barrier to Abuse 205 Leadership Requirements for Trips and Outings 207 Coed Overnight Activities Policy 209 Aquatics Safety 210 Resource Material 210 Aquatics Leadership Training Programs 210 Responsibilities of Supervisory Personnel 210 Safe Swim Defense 211 Classification of Swimming Ability 215 Distance and Competitive Swimming in Open Water 215 Snorkeling in Open Water 216 BSA Scuba Policy 216 Safety Afloat 220 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Tow Sports 224 Camping 225 Age Guidelines 225 Family Camping 226 Cub Scout Overnight Opportunities 226 Boy Scout/Varsity Scout Camping 227 Venturing Camping 228 Trek Safely 228 Lightning Risk Reduction 229 Treated Drinking Water 230 Medical Information and First Aid 232 Personal Health 232 Medical Risk Factors for Your Participation in Scouting 233 First-Aid Kits 239 Transportation 240 Automobiles 240 Campers, Trailers, and Trucks 241 Buses 241 Commercial Driver's License Compliance 243 For-Hire Motor Carriers of Passengers (Charter Buses) 243 Insurance Coverage 244 Comprehensive General Liability Insurance 244 Automobile Liability Insurance 244 Chartered Organizations for Scouting Units 244 Accident and Sickness Coverage (Optional coverage for council or units) 245 Non-Owned Boats Used in Scouting Activities 245 Unauthorized and Restricted Activities 245 Tour and Activity Plans 246 The Driver’s Pledge 246 Wilderness Use Policy of the Boy Scouts of America 247 Outdoor Code 248 Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug Use and Abuse 249 Alcohol 249 Tobacco 249 Drugs 249 Medical Marijuana 249 BSA Bike Safety Guidelines 250 Fun Stuff – Tips – Tricks and Other Really Cool Ideas! 253 Gearing Up! 255 Leave No Trace 257 Plan Ahead and Prepare 257 Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces 257 Dispose of Waste Properly 257 Leave What You Find 257 Minimize Campfire Impacts 257 Respect Wildlife 258 Be Considerate of Other Visitors 258 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Are you prepared? 259 Zombie Survival Gear 260 S’mores 262 Dutch Ovens and Hot Coals 263 Recipes 264 Gooey Caramel Cinnamon Buns 264 Dutch Oven Biscuits and Gravy 265 Mountain Man Breakfast 266 Grilled Ham and Cheese Sandwich Loaf 267 Appendix 269 Camp Ho Non Wah Brochure 269 Camp Moultrie Brochure 269 Map of Camp Ho Non Wah 269 Map of Camp Moultrie 269 Camp Ho Non Wah Camp Use Permit 269 Camp Moultrie Camp Use Permit 269 Coastal Carolina Camp Policy Manual 269 BSA Medical Form Parts A, B & C 269 Camp Ho Non Wah Camp Leader’s Guide – Summer Camp 269 Camp Ho Non Wah Camp Leader’s Guide – Winter Camp 269 Bohicket Towne 269 Camping Check List 269 Individual Campout Checklist for Pack Overnighter 269 BSA Handbook Personal Camping List 269 Tour Permit 269 Activity Consent Form 269 Incident Information Report 269 Campfire Program Planner 269 Basic Scoutcraft Skills – reprinted from Boys Life 269 BSA National Outdoor Awards Program 269 50-Miler Award 269 National Historic Trails Award 269 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | Letter from the Editor Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Order of the Arrow Coastal Carolina Council 550 Welcome, We the editors of the Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Where to Go Camping Guide hope that you find this document useful in planning and executing the Outdoor Program of the Boy Scouts of America. You have taken the first steps in making that experience outstanding for the youth of your unit. The purpose of this guide is to give Scouters information when choosing a place to stay for any of their camping endeavors. While we cannot begin to cover every available site or location for the outdoor experience, we have included a wide variety of camps and parks throughout the Southern Region of the United States. If you have any ideas for camping locations, or any corrections that need to be made within our guide, let us know through the Lodge Website – www.site236.com. This guide is posed on the Lodge’s website, which Is also linked to the Coastal Carolina Council website – www.coastalcarolinabsa.org. We hope this guide will enable all campers, Scouters, and non-Scouters pursue fun and adventure in the outdoors with their families and friends. Always, remember to be safe, have fun and get outdoors, Adventure is Calling! Yours in Brotherhood, Zach Kontenakos Camp Promotions Unali’Yi Lodge 236 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | 9 | Where to Go Camping – Lodge 236 | 10 Letter from the Lodge Chief Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Order of the Arrow Coastal Carolina Council 550 Dear Unit Leaders: Thank you for taking the first steps towards a great camping trip and promoting the Boy Scouts of America’s promise of outdoor adventure made to boys when they join Scouting. The first step to a great camping trip is finding a place that is right for you and your unit as well as having the tools available to do so.
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