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Play by Day, Fright By Night
Welcome to Camp La-No-Che! CampingYour campsite will be assigned to you at check-in. To the best of our ability, Cub Scout Packs will be kept together in the same campsite. You will also be sharing this campsite with at least one other unit so please keep this in mind when setting up camp. “A Scout is Courteous” - please leave room for others and do not pitch your tent(s) in pathways that lead to the restrooms or activity shelters. You may also set up your tent anywhere immediately outside of your assigned campsite area except in the roads or other pathways.
ParkingParking is NOT allowed in the campsite area by order of the Lake County Fire Marshall due to access needed during emergencies. Please park your car in your assigned parking area. Assigned areas are: main parking area; the Sports Field across from campsites 4 & 5; and the sports field by Adventure Camp. The speed limit in camp is 10 m.p.h. Please Note: The roads to/from all campsites are now ONE WAY. Please follow the posted signs. Thank you!
Camp Food ServiceIf you have purchased camp food service, please come at the assigned time. If you have any questions please ask.
Wicked Werewolves Patrol October 18-20, 2019
Guest ServiceCampmasters are located at the camp office to assist with your visit. If you have any questions, campsite problems or other needs, please look for a Campmaster for assistance. Also, our Camp Rangers are always available to fix maintenance issues in your campsite or latrine. We are here to make sure you have a great outdoor experience.
Camp SafetyFor the safety of our guests here at Camp La-No-Che, we employ the use of two different emergency alert systems. (Lightening Alert Red and Camp Wide Emergencies). This plan has been developed for the use of Scouts, Scout Leaders, and Staff while camping and/or participating in activities at Camp La-No-Che.
Weather AlertsFlorida is the lightning capital of the world and represents a hazard that all should be made keenly aware. Camp La-No-Che is equipped with a lightning detection system called Thor Guard for the Dr. Phillips Park Area. The system senses lightning within a pre-determined safety zone then sounds an alert. Campsites, Adventure Camp, Camp Rybolt are not covered by Thor Guard so please use the weather hazard guidelines for lightning while in those areas.
Camp Wide EmergencyIf there is a camp wide emergency, a wailing (air raid) siren will sound. If you hear this siren, please immediately proceed to the Seneff Flag Pole outside of the W.T. Bland Dining Hall and await further instructions from the Camp Staff.
TrashAll trash is your responsibility. The Boy Scouts of America live by our Leave No Trace policy. We teach all Scouts to respect the outdoors and take care of our precious lands. Please keep in mind, trash (even trash in bags) will attract wildlife. In the evening and when you leave to depart camp, please take your trash to the dumpsters at the exit of campsites 1-16 (behind Trading Post) and 17-25 (behind the camp offices) Thank you!
Camp Wildlife SafetyPlease respect our wildlife and enjoy watching from a distance. If you have problems with wildlife, please report to a Camp Staff Member.
FishingFishing is only allowed at the Cheney Waterfront next to Campsite 20. We do not allow fishing at the Phillip Starr Waterfront due to the dangers of hooks where Scouts get in the lake. Scouts under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
RulesRules are for the safety of the scouts, siblings, parents and leaders. Please follow the rules and if you see a problem, please report the incident to a Ranger, the Camp-master or the Program Director. If you cannot locate any of these memebers of camp staff, please report the proplem at the Camp Office.
Safety Rules1. All vehicles MUST be parked in the area assigned to you at Check-in. IF
you have a state issued Handicap Parking permit, you may park at the campsite and display the permit. A pack trailer may be parked in the campsite (at least 10 feet away from any permenant structure) ONLY if it does not interfere with others in the site and it is NOT hitched to a vehicle. Trailer hitches must be properly flagged while in the campsite.
2. ALL campfires must be in the dedicated fire rings of each campsite and must be attended at all times while burning. Please coordinate with other units in your campsite to ensure that fires are not left unattended.
3. No flammable liquids are permitted in camp.4. NO OPEN FLAMES IN TENTS.5. Cooking stoves must be no less than 20 feet from buildings and tents and
under adult supervision at all times while operating. Please dispose all food and cooking grease in a garbage bag and take to the dumpsters. Do not dispose of this in the outer areas of your campsite as there are BEARS and they can be a problem if you do not control your garbage. Stored food in lockable containers in a secure location to help reduce wild animal visitations. A secure location is NOT your tent!
6. Insect repellent is strongly recommended. If using aerosol repellent avoid spraying while inside of tents.
7. All bicycle riders must wear a helmet at all times while riding. 8. Closed toed shoes must be worn at all times. Flip-flops or sandals are permit-
ted only at the pool & while traveling to the bathrooms from the campsite.9. Extension cords are permitted inside the activity shelter only. Please do not
run extension cords from the activity shelter into the campsite as this is a tripping hazzard.
10. Camouflage clothing is highly discouraged at Camp La-No-Che.11. During your stay please limit the use of your vehicle to ensure the safety of
pedestrian and emergency traffic.12. No passengers may ride in the rear of pickup trucks or on tailgates of SUV’s.13. Smoking (including vaping) is permitted ONLY in the designated smoking
area located in the fenced off area behind the Trading Post. Smoking and va-ping is NOT permitted anywhere else in camp.
14. Alcohol, illegal drugs & controlled substances, fireworks and personal firearms are strictly prohibited. Any camper found in violation of this rule may be met with conficastion, legal action and/or restrictions on future attendance at camp events. Campmaster staff will be on the lookout for these items in campsites so plesae do not bring these items to camp. Remember, if you see something, say something. Thank you!
Friday Schedule4:00-9:00pm Check-in & Camp Setup Check-in Area6:00-9:00pm Trading Post Open Jack Jennings Trading Post6:30-8:30pm Dinner, if purchased W.T. Bland Dining Hall
6:30-8:30pm Snacks avail for purchase W.T. Bland Dining Hall
7:00pm Movie W.T. Bland Dining Hall8:30-9:00pm Parent/Leader Meeting W.T. Bland Dining Hall10:30pm Taps / quiet time Campsites
Saturday Daytime Schedule7:00am Wake up Campsites7:15-8:15am Breakfast if purchased W.T. Bland Dining Hall
8:30am Opening Flag Seneff Plaza Flag Pole9:00am Trading Post opens Jack Jennings Trading Post9:00am-9:55am Campsites 22-25 BB’s (Rifle Range)11:00am-11:55am Campsites 22 & 23 Archery One Range11:00am-11:55am Campsiters 24 & 25 Archery Two Range9:00-11:55amHay Ride from 9:00am-12pm. Qua-termaster Area in the main parking lot.
Program Areas Open - Carnival Games & Field Day Races, Crafts, Bounce House, Dunk Tank, HAM Radio, Pumpkin Patch, Pool, Metal Detecting, Wood Burning at Scoutmas-ter’s Corner
Dr. Philips Park (Downtown Camp), Pool, Ecology Lodge, OA Museum, Skills Building & Shooting Ranges. Please see descriptions on ajacent for exact locations.Please Note: Only those in 1st Grade or higher may shoot BB’s
9:30am-12pmAnd 1:00 pm-4:30pm
Make your very own icee on the HUMAN HAMSTER WHEEL! $3 each
Adjacent to the Pottery Barn
12:00-1:00pm Lunch, if purchasedIf cooking your own
W.T. Bland Dining Hall Campsites
3:00pm-3:55pm Campsites 22-25 Slingshots (Shotgun Range)1:00-4:00pmHay Ride from 1:00pm-4:00pm. Quatermaster Area in the main parking lot.
Program Areas Open - Carnival Games & Field Day Races, Crafts, Bounce House, Dunk Tank, HAM Radio, Pumpkin Patch, Pool, Metal Detecting, Wood Burning at Scoutmas-ter’s Corner
Dr. Philips Park (Downtown Camp), Pool, Ecology Lodge, OA Museum, Skills Building & Shooting Ranges. Please see descriptions on ajacent for exact locations.Please Note: Only those in 1st Grade or higher may shoot BB’s
4:15pm Closing Flag Seneff Plaza Flag Pole4:30 - 5:30pm Dinner, if purchased W.T. Bland Dining Hall4:30pm Dinner Campsites
Friday Night Fun• Friday Night Meal: if purchased is at the Dinning Hall 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. • 8:30 pm Leader & Parent Meeiing in the Dining Hall right after the movie.• Movie: Watch a movie in the Dining Hall on the big screen @ 7:00pm and enjoy
some refreshments from our concession stand (Drinks, Nachos, Candy, Hamburger, Hot Dogs).
• Campsite: Relax around the campsite and tell stories.• Sports Area: Play basketball, play volleyball or climb around the Tipisa bouldering
wall.• Cat Eye Red Trail: Hike the trail with flashlights looking for cat eyes.•
Saturday Daytime ProgramWith the exception of the shooting sports ranges, all activities are using an “At Your Leisure Schedule”. Have fun and enjoy yourself. If you have any questions please ask a staff member.
Play by Day Areas• Carnival & Field Day Games: Play several different carnival games: Ball Toss, Yatzee,
Dominos, Ring Toss, Kerplunk, Jenga, Corn Hole, Tic-Tac-Toe, Can Toss, 3 Legged, Sack Races, and more throughout Dr. Philips Park.
• Crafts: Make some really cool Fall Crafts at the Williams Family Pavilion.• Jamboree on the Air: Talk to other scouts from around the world via a HAM Radio!
See how fast you can complete the wi-fi scavenger hunt and play a few games. too.• BB Guns (Rifle Range): Participants in 1st Grade and up have the opportunity to
shoot a BB gun and learn about safety at this Council Camp.• Archery (Archery Range): Test your skills using a bow and arrow like Robin Hood,
Native Americans and others.• Wrist Rockets: (Shotgun Range): Participants in Kindergarten and up have the
opportunity to try their hand at using a slingshot.• Swimming: Jump on in and cool yourself off in our Olympic size swimming pool
at the Brown & Brown Aquatics Center. Hint: Mornings are less crowded than afternoons!
• Bounce House: JUMP, JUMP, JUMP in the bounce houses at the Wms Family Pavilion.• Dunk Tank (Adjacent to the Pool): Try your hand at hitting the target and give one
of our Scout volunteers a splash!• Hay Ride: (Outside the Quartermaster Area): Take a hay ride from the main parking
lot around the East side of camp.• Pumpkin Patch (Adjacent to the Rotary Lodge): Come pick up your pre-purchased
pumpkin to carve in your campsite or at our carving station.• Pumpkin Carving (Pottery Barn): Carve your pumpkin into your favorite design/
character & enter it into our Pumpkin Carving Contest! Submit your carved pumpkins for judging by leaving it in front of the W.T Bland Dining Hall fireplace by 6:15 p.m. on Saturday evening. (Write or carve your pack# on the bottom of the pumpkin) and pick them up pumpkins at breakfast on Sunday.
• KellyCo Metal Detecting: They’re Baaaaack! Come to the OA Museum to see what you can find using a metal detector.
• Nature Hike: Take a hike from the Ecology Lodge, past campsites 9-12 to Sulfur Springs.
• Scoutmasters Corner: Come check out Scoutmaster’s Corner at the Skills Building for one of a kind, custom gift items. Take part in basic wood burning classes throughout the day. Each youth, 12 and younger, must be accompanied by an adult during the class.
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The Leonard & Marjorie Williams FamilyScout Reservation
Central Florida Council41940 Boy Scout Road / Mail: P.O. Box 489
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Del Grover8
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Ute10
Ponca11
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Seminole18
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Apalachee15
Coacoochee14
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TradingPost
Archery 1
RestroomsClimbing
Tower
Health Lodge
RangerHome
BoulderingWall
Ecology Lodge
Brown and BrownAquatic Center
CanoeCouncil Ring
Cheney Waterfront
Rotary Lodge
OA Museum
Shotgun
ParkingArea
Star Waterfront
SportsField
SportsField
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CogginsPavilion
Manor HousePavilion
HandicraftActivity Shelter
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Sioux
Iroquois
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Chickasaw
Apalachee
Coacoochee
WhartonSmith
Burke
PerezHarper
The Leonard & Marjorie Williams FamilyScout Reservation
Central Florida Council41940 Boy Scout Road / Mail: P.O. Box 489
Paisley, Florida 32767Phone: 352-669-8558
camplanoche.com
La-No-CheCamp
Camp MapCampsitesMain RoadsOther RoadsTrailsFacilities
Harper1
BunnellQuartermaster
Complex
Saturday Evening Schedule6:30pm Everyone Assemble by the
StageAdjacent to the Camp Office
Council Ring Show
Haunted House -Rotary Lodge
Haunted Trail - Handicraft
Pavilion
Haunted Maze - West side of Skills Building
7:00-7:25pm Choose either the 7pm or the 7:45pm show
Campsites 1-6 Campsites 7-13
7:30-7:55pm Campsites 7-13 Campsites 1-6 Campsites 14-19
8:00-8:25pm Campsites 14-19 Campsites 7-13 Campsites 20-25
8:30-8:55pm Campsites 20-25 Campsites 14-19 Campsites 1-69:00-9:25pm Campsites 20-257:00-9:45pm Trick or Treating from Campsite to Campsite10:30pm Lights Out and Quiet Time
“At Your Leisure” Open from 7pm - 9pm Featuring Jeremiah’s Ice
Enjoy a cool refreshment after you exit the Haunted House!Cubmaster Tales at the Williams Family Pavilion Fire Ring
Monster Mash Bash Dance Party in the W.T Bland Dining HallBB Shoot fron 7-8pm Only
Saturday Evening ProgramAssemble your little ghosts & ghouls at the Stage (adjacent to the camp office) by 6:30 p.m. where you will receive information on the evening programming.• Haunted House: Come and see what things reside in our Rotary Lodge at night!• Haunted Maze: Located adjacent to the Skills Building.• Zombie Walk (Haunted Trail - Adjacent to the Trading Post): Join us to find out what dark creatures lurk in our woods after dark!
• Trading Post Treats: Stop by the Jack Jennings Trading Post as you exit the Haunted Trail to pick up some special treats!
• Nighttime BB Shoot: Come to the Rifle Range to shoot BBs! From 7-8pm only.• Cubmaster Tales: Bring your s’more supplies and join others around the fire ring at the Williams Family Pavilion where you will hear some Not So Scarey Tales
• Trick or Treat: Go from campsite to campsite! Please, for the little ones who are already tuckered out, consider having someone to hand out candy in your campsite all evening.
NO SCARE ZONE ACTIVITIES: • Council Ring Show: Choose from 1 of 2 shows and let Little Kevin and Camp Staff entertain you!
• Dance Party: It’s a Monster Mash Bash! Come dance to a few Ghoulish tunes and enjoy some cookies & juice.
• Cubmaster Tales: Bring your s’more supplies and enjoy some roasting and Not-So-Spookey Tales at the Williams Family Pavilion Fire Ring.
• BB Night Shoot: 7:00-8:00pm. 1st Graders and up can shoot BB’s at NIGHT!
Sunday Schedule7:00-8:30am Wake Up and Breakfast Campsites7:30-8:30am Breakfast if purchased W.T. Bland Dining Hall8:30am Closing Flag & Awards Seneff Plaza Flag Pole
8:45-9:00am Chapel Service Franklin Cappelman Memorial Chapel
9:00-10:30am Pack Up and Clean Up Campsites11:00am Camp Closed
A Scout is Reverent
Jack Jennings Trading Post Schedule
Friday 6:00pm-9:00pm
Saturday 9:00am-1:00pm; 1:30pm-5:30pm; 6:00pm-9:00pm
Drinks, Ice Cream, Hot Dogs, Pizza, Candy, T-shirts, Scout Souvenirs, Camping Supplies
Health Officer:Camp La-No-Che has a health officer who is stationed in our Florida Hospital Health Lodge located just North of the W.T. Bland Dining Hall. If you or your child is in need of medical attention please come see our Health Officer. All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Should you have an urgent matter than needs medical attention during the overnight hours, please come to the Health Lodge. If you feel you need to call 911, don’t hesitate to do so! If you do call 911, please send someone to the Health Lodge to report the incident.
Lost Child/Parent/Leader:It is not uncommon for someone to wander off and lose sight of their buddy. Should this happen, please report the lost person to either the Trading Post, the Health Officer or the Program Director. Once reported, PLEASE STAY PUT! Often times camp staff can find the lost person very quickly and if you go looking too, then we can’t reunite you! In addition, we ask that you please write your child’s name and campsite number on their wristband.
Central Florida Council Camps and Properties
Leonard and Marjorie Williams FamilyScout Reservation, Camp La-No-Che
P.O. Box 489 Paisley, FL [email protected]
352.669.8558 / Fax: 352.669.7636
Camp & Support StaffProgram Camp Director: Leigh Taylor & Jake KrausCamp Activities Coordinator: Pam Falconer Cubmaster: Kevin Brewer Camp Rangers: Art, Tim, and Sam Director of Camping Services: Mike EvanoDirector of Support Services: Matt Ragan
Central Florida Council Boy Scouts of America
Wayne Densch Boy Scout Service Center1951 South Orange Blossom Trail
Apopka, FL [email protected]
407.889.4403
Upcoming Cub Scout ProgramsDate Event
November 15-17, 2019 Liger GrowlDecember 6-8, 2019 CFC Jubilee at Osceola Heritage ParkDecember 13-15, 2019 Cub Holiday - Polar Express ThemeDecember 13-15, 2019 Webelos to Scout TransitionJanuary 24-26, 2020 Pioneer DaysMarch 6-8, 2020 TNAW (Tipisa Native American
Weekend)March 20-22, 2020 Heroes WeekendApril 17-19, 2020 STEAM Wars
Informatioin & to Register: http://camplanoche.com under the Cub Scouts tab
