Complete 7 of the 8 following requirements.
- The unit completes all registration materials by the proper deadlines including
completed forms and payments.
- The unit has 50% of its active membership at camp.
- Two-deep leadership—provided completely by the unit—is present in camp at all
times.
- The unit maintains a minimum ratio of one leader for every ten Scouts.
- Scouts attending camp participate in the scheduled activities (merit badges, free swims,
and other activities during the day). Older Scouts should try to take advantage of a high
adventure program.
- The Senior Patrol Leader attends all SPL meetings and the Scoutmaster attends the
Leaders’ Meetings. The unit leader and Senior Patrol Leader also attend the
Leaders’ Meeting on Sunday evening.
- The Scouts and leaders in the unit attend evening meals and campfires in correctly worn
field uniforms.
- The unit should maintain a clean campsite throughout the week.
- Complete the following mandatory
requirement:
The unit participates in activities, follows all camp rules, and has a general attitude
conductive to a Scout camp, continuing with the tradition of Scout spirit that is ever-present in the program.
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In addition to completing all 9 requirements in the Merit Troop section, to be an Honor
Troop, a unit must complete 3 of the 5 following requirements.
- The unit has at least one adult attend the Scoutmasters’ planning conference.
(Should be the Scoutmaster; if he or she cannot attend, an assistant scoutmaster or
committee member may fill in).
- The unit performs a conservation or camp improvement project while at camp. This project
must be approved beforehand, and checked upon completion by the Eco-Con Director or Camp Ranger.
- The unit plans one unit or campsite activity. The activity must foster a sense of Scouting friendship between at least two units.
- At least one leader from the unit completes the Scoutmaster merit badge.
- The unit attends at least 3 vespers services.
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Complete the following mandatory requirement.
The unit participates in activities, follows all camp rules, and has a general attitude
conducive to a Scout camp, continuing with the tradition of Scout spirit that is ever
present in the program.
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