SCOUT CAMP - Advancement
Our mission at Camp Seton is to offer an exciting outdoor program with advancement opportunities. Campers will have a balanced daily schedule that will allow for time to work on new Scout skills and particpate in our many program areas. Scouts interested in working on Tenderfoot, 2nd Class and 1st Class requirements should bring their Boy Scout Handbook. For more information on our advancement opportunities please contact us!
*Merit Badge Program
Camp Seton offers a limited selecton of Merit Badges each week. Offerings may change week to week depending on counselor availability. Scouts wishing to receive credit for any Merit Badge work must have a signed blue card from their Scoutmaster.
Weekly 2024 Merit Badge offerings are:
- Chess
- Fishing
- First Aid
- Nature
- Orienteering
- Pioneering
- Weather
Weeks 3, 4, and 5 : Will have the following Merit Badges being offered as well
- Enviormental Science
- Mammal Studies
Merit Badge Program Information for new Scouts
Not a Scout? Anyone can particpate in the the merit badge program. Merit badges provide opportunities for campers to learn skills. Whether it be canoeing or archery, campers will spend time each day learning about an activity they have a special interest in.
*There is no guarantee of completion of any merit badge. There is no guarantee that all requirements will be met at camp for any of the listed merit badges. Some requirements may have to be completed outside of camp. If a scout does not complete all of the requirements for a merit badge during the session, they will receive a “Partial Completion” and have their Blue Card returned indicating the requirements that were completed. Scouts can earn the badge by completing the requirements with a counselor at home, summer camp, etc. Scouts cannot “fail” Merit Badges; there are only different levels of completion. Note: Please check the most recent merit badge pamphlet for the most current information.