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When you visit the Keowa site, check here first and we will tell you which portions of the site have been updated.

Some sections of the Keowa Webpage have been updated for the 2009 season including; Home, Keowa News, the 2009 Merit Badge Schedule, and the Daily and Weekly Schedules.

Camp Improvements 2009

Check back here often to get the latest about these improvements as more information becomes available.

New COPE Course at Keowa!

Camp Keowa is still boasting its brand new C.O.P.E. Course with both high and low elements. C.O.P.E. stands for Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience and is a program that helps scouts achieve the following goals; Teamwork, Communication, Problem Solving, Decision Making, Self Esteem, Trust, and Leadership. We are installing a total of 13 Low COPE elements and 14 High COPE elements, including a 350-foot “Slide-For-Life” Zipline!
This gives us the fantastic opportunity to offer your troop a private program session to take advantage of our elements. Low-COPE (1.5 hours) is perfect for strengthening your patrols, and high COPE (3 hours) will keep your older scouts coming back year after year.
Additionally, we will run a Progressive COPE program for scouts 13 years and older, where they will join other scouts their age in a daily, week-long challenging COPE experience! Scouts who are 13 may enjoy Progressive COPE Mon-Fri at 3:30.
Scoutmasters may schedule their troop for a High or Low COPE slot with the Program Director upon arrival on Sunday. Scouts must be 13 years old to participate in high-course elements, and Scout Age for low-course elements. Long pants must be worn.

First Aid Merit Badge

Camp Keowa will continue to offer First Aid merit badge in its program! Your scouts will participate in an intensive two-hour a day class, culminating in a realistic disaster experience to test their skills! To ensure scouts receive a quality program, our instructor is licensed as a Nationally Camp School Certified Director, with additional training in ‘Responding to Emergencies’ and ‘Wilderness First Aid’ from Red Cross. First Aid MB will be offered in the Scout Skills area from 2:00 to 4:00. Pre-Requisite: As per First Aid requirement #1, scouts must have attained the rank of First Class to be eligible for this badge.

New Merit Badges at Handicrafts

This summer you will see two additions to the Handicraft program. Formerly, the area was the home to the Arts and Crafts merit badges such as Art, Basketry, Leatherwork, and Wood Carving. The program has evolved and will make a strong move toward emphasizing all of “the arts”. 
The new program will be home to two new merit badges including Public Speaking and Painting. These will be offered in addition to the traditional badges listed above. 

Thunderbird Theater Moved!

This summer we are proud to announce that Thunderbird Theater will sit on the magnificent Crystal Lake! It will be located in the old Staff site, between COPE and the Keowa Waterfront. Be prepared for nights of entertainment with roaring fires and the beautiful Crystal Lake in the background.




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