*COVID-19 Updates: Program will be adapted to follow social distancing guidelines, small group sizes, and use of face coverings as appropriate. Website will be updated accordingly to reflect changes.
Who Can go to the Spooky-Ree?
Cub Scouts (Lions to Arrow of Light Scouts), Parents, and Siblings
How much does it cost?
Check back for 2021 fees!
2020 fees are below.
- Cub Scouts $30
- Siblings age 5-11 $15
- Adults $10
- Siblings 4 and under FREE
- Meals: See below
Is Food Service Included?
You may choose to cook your own food or eat in our dining hall. If you choose to cook your own food, a propane stove can be provided by request. Meal Service plans begin Saturday morning with breakfast and end Sunday morning with breakfast.
Meal Plan Options (NEW IN 2020):
- All meals for weekend (Dine-In): $20 per person
- Ala Carte: $6 per person per meal
What housing options are available in 2020?
Both Stearns and Phillippo will be hosting tent housing only for 2020 for health and safety. At Phillippo- tents are NOT provided for use. At Stearns- tents are provided, however you may choose to bring your own tent.
How do I register?
Registration opens the day after Labor Day each year! Mark your calendars now so you don't forget! Click the Register tab on this page to pick your location.
What should I bring to Camp?
Spooky-Ree is a full weekend event. Make sure you are prepared for an entire weekend away from home. Use this checklist as a baseline as you get packed.
- Sleeping Bag
- Warm Layers (October can be cold in Minnesota)
- Rain Gear
- Flashlight
- Eating Utensils and Cooking Supplies (If cooking in your own campsite)
- Closed-Toed Shoes
- Water Bottle
- Toiletries
- Halloween Costume!
- Thermometer and hand sanitizer
What forms do I need to bring to camp?
Each participant must have a completed BSA Medical Form (Parts A and B only- all participants) and the Minnesota Shooting Sports Waiver (youth only). Additionally in 2020, each participant will need to bring a completed Participant Health Screening Checklist when you arrive to camp.
What should I do if I have dietary restrictions?
We try to provide healthy and safe meals for every participant. Please be sure to note on your registration any dietary needs or health concerns at least 1 week prior to the start of camp. Typically we are prepared to accommodate vegetarian, gluten free, lactose free, and peanut/nut free as long as we have enough notice prior to the event.
What are the payment timelines and refund options?
Registration will open September 8, 2020.
All payments are due in full at the time of registration. If a family decides to no longer attend camp due to health risk, we will refund all fees paid if the request is received by our office at least one week in advance of the start of their camp session. Requests outside of this timeframe will be evaluated individually.
Will There be changes to the camp schedule and program offerings in 2020?
Overall camp capacities as well as group sizes have been adjusted to follow current guidelines from the MN Departments of Health. The program schedule will look slightly different than years past. During the session you will still participate in all of our traditional Spooky-Ree activities such as Crafts, Nature, BB Guns, and Archery. However, this year groups will travel to each station together as a unit. Additionally, large group gatherings such as assemblies and campfire programs will be replaced with Pack/Family level versions in your campsite.