Join our Camp Ta-Ki-Ma (Circle of Friends) as we have fun with theme-based science, nature, crafts, sports, games, and much more! Activities vary by location.
2023 Day Camp Registration is Open!
S.T.E.M. Camp*
Once again, we’re offering a S.T.E.M. session this year. We will be having daily programs that are centered on Cub Scout Achievements and Electives as they relate to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
This year’s theme is: Space!
Activities: Age-appropriate activities for both Cub Scouts and Webelos including archery, crafts, games, and more. Activities vary by location. So be sure to attend more than one.
Cost:
Early bird Registration: $300 (before February 28th)
Regular Registration: $350 (by May 31st)
Late Registration: $400 (after May 31st)
New This Year! Discounted Rates available for Volunteering Parents!
- Volunteering 1 or 2 days- $50 off – Must complete Online Youth Protection Training
- Volunteering 3 or 4 days- $100 off – Must be a fully registered BSA adult Leader
- Volunteering all 5 days- $200 off – Must be a fully registered BSA adult Leader and an adult Staff Training
- Volunteering as Program/Camp Director- Free- Registered adult, Staff Training, National Camp School Training
*Volunteers who don’t fulfill their Volunteer commitments will incur a charge of their registration discount plus a $50 administration fee
Locations/Times:
Sign up for multiple camps!
• San Pedro Valley Park (S. Walnut Picnic Area), Pacifica
Mon-Fri, June 19-23, 2023
9:00am-3:00pm
• Stevens Creek Park, Cupertino
Mon-Fri, June 26-30, 2023
9:00am-3:00pm
• Coyote Point, San Mateo
Mon-Fri, July 17-21, 2023
9:00am-3:00pm
• Palo Alto Service Center (S.T.E.M. Camp)
Mon-Fri, July 31-Aug 4, 2023
9:00am-3:00pm
Check-in:
Please check-in 20-30 min. before start time.
Must be a registered Cub Scout:
Want to join Cub Scouts so you can attend our day camps? Call us at (650) 341.5633 or go to BeAScout.org
Required Forms:
Please download and complete this Health Form parts A, B1 and B2 and mail them in, or email to:
• For Pacifica Andrew Wilmes at andrew.wilmes@scouting.org.
• For Stevens Creek, Andrew Wilmes at andrew.wilmes@scouting.org
• For Coyote Point, Tom Kenney at thomas.kenney@scouting.org.
Questions?
Please email Andrew Wilmes at andrew.wilmes@scouting.org.
Camp Ta-Ki-Ma Needs Parents Like You!
We need parent volunteers to help our day camps provide a great experience for all scouts. For information, contact Andrew Wilmes at andrew.wilmes@scouting.org.
Have an older scout? We need Den Chiefs age 14+
Den Chiefs work with our Cub Scout campers, guiding them through the week’s activities. Register here for the upcoming trainings dates:
Palo Alto Day Camp Training
Our Commitment to Safety – COVID-19 Preparations for Outdoor Programs
In surveys the BSA sent out to more than 14,500 unit leaders, two-thirds of those polled indicated they were feeling positive about restarting Scouting. Some respondents were not meeting, and one of the big reasons was virtual fatigue. We get it. We’re ready to get back to seeing each other in-person again — serving the community, going on fun outings and having outdoor adventures. But these activities must be done safely.
The Pacific Skyline Council will be following all local, state, and federal regulations for managing the spread of COVID-19 during our 2021 outdoor programs. These regulations change from time to time and it is anticipated that regulations in effect in 2021 will change to some degree by the summer of 2022. In light of this, we are planning protocols that we anticipate will be required and erring on the side of stricter protocols. We are using the American Camp Association’s field guide developed in cooperation with the CDC, as well as the most up to date guidance from the Boy Scouts of America and the health departments of the counties we operate in.
We are planning for possible protocols that include,
- Pre-program medical screenings
- Program check-in medical screenings
- Physical distancing
- Face coverings
- Cleaning and sanitation of facilities and equipment
- Special protocols for food service operations
- Includes outdoor dining only
- Minimizing shared restrooms
Specific protocols for your event will be determined based on current regulations and guidance. Prior to attending a program, participants and their families will receive information specific to that program. Attendees will also be briefed upon arrival at any program.
2021 Theme: Knights of the Scout-table
2021 Dates & Locations:
Attend the week at each location!
- Pacifica – Mon-Fri, June 14-18
- Cupertino – Mon-Fri, June 21-25
- San Mateo – Mon-Fri, July 19-23 – at Coyote Point Recreation Area (Google map)
- Virtual S.T.E.M. Camp – Mon-Fri, Aug 2-6
After-Care Available:
$100 per week
4:30–6:00pm
Minimum Age: Must have completed kindergarten
Must be a registered Cub Scout: Want to join Cub Scouts so you can attend our day camps? Call us at (650) 341.5633 or go to BeAScout.org.
Required Forms: Please download and complete this Health Form parts A and B and mail them in, or email to:
• For Pacifica, Henry Reyes at henry.reyes@scouting.org.
• For Stevens Creek/Palo Alto, Steve Smith at stephen.smith2@scouting.org.
• For Coyote Point, Tom Kenney at thomas.kenney@scouting.org.
Check-in: Please check-in 20-30 min. before start time.
Questions? andrew.wilmes@scouting.org
Interested in volunteering at our Day Camp?
Fill out this online application and help Scouts have a fantastic summer this year.
Update on Pacific Skyline Council Camping Programs
June 24, 2020
As always, the safety of all our members, volunteers, and employees is the Pacific Skyline Council’s top priority. As such, we have taken a careful and informed approach in evaluating the operation of our camping programs this year. Since the spread of this pandemic, we have been continually monitoring the situation, and consulting with health experts, government officials, and other camp professionals.
Cub Scout Day Camps
It is with a heavy heart that we announce, after a thorough review, the Pacific Skyline Council has decided to cancel our Cub Scout Day Camp programs. We know camp is an important part of every Scout’s summer, and these decisions were not made lightly.
Virtual Programming Continues
Finally, we will be continuing our efforts in virtual programming. Be sure to keep an eye on our virtual events page.
Program Cancellation Communication
Registrants for cancelled programs are being contacted directly regarding fees paid to the council.Our council and staff are saddened that we are not able to serve Scouts at Day Camp. This is an extraordinarily challenging time; unlike anything we have experienced. Our hope is we all emerge from this challenging moment stronger than before.
Most importantly, we look forward to providing the full range of Scouting programs, including outdoor adventures, as soon as we can and as the situation allows.
We hope all our Scouting families stay healthy and positive in our current environment and join us in preparing for excellent future outdoor programs.
