Camporee Brochure & Schedule
You can download the 2008 Camporee Brochure here:
2008 Camporee Brochure
The schedule of events at the Camporee will be available after the patrol sign-up.
Camporee F.A.Q.
Here are the answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about this
year's
Camporee. This FAQ will
be updated on an ongoing basis as we approach Camporee. Check
here back for updates.
This will be updated by May 1, 2008 with frequently asked questions and answers relating to the 2008 Camporee at Bort Meadows.
Hiking Directions
Scouts will hike into Bort Meadows from the
MacDonald Staging
Area which is on Redwood Road. Here is a link to the
Chabot Regional Park website which has a color map showing this hiking
trail.
Anthony
Chabot Trail Map 
Driving Directions and Vehicle Instructions
Here is map of the MacDonald Staging Area on Redwood Road.
MacDonald
Staging Area (Google Maps)
Access to Bort Meadows itself is limited and controlled via a locked
gate.
Adult and Staff Meal Sign-ups
Adults are welcome at Camporee but you must sign up and pay for meals
in advance. Signing up can be done by i) signing up with your
unit, ii) stopping by
the Scout Office or iii) mailing in this form with a check.
Each Troop should fill out this form for any adult leader and scouts on staff that will be eating. PLEASE TURN IN SIGN-UPS AND MONEY TO THE SCOUT OFFICE BY
MAY 12.
Sign Up Form -
Adults
Contact Info:
If you have a question or an issue that is not answered on this website
you can contact the Camporee Scoutmaster:
rbeliass@comcast.net
or
you can contact the Council office:
Phone: 510-547-4493
Fax: 510-547-4400
Email:
info@piedmontbsa.org
Piedmont Camporee 2008
When:
Friday
May 16
to Sunday
May
18, 2008.
Where:
Bort
Meadow, Anthony Chabot Park
What:
A scout weekend of competitive events, plus two nights of
camping, a campfire with entertainment and fun.
Who:
Piedmont Council boyscouts from all five BSA Troops in Piedmont.
A group of Webelos may also attend, camp and observe.
Adults are welcome but must sign up in advance and pay for
meals.
Why:
Fun, camping, learning, being in the outdoors, camaraderie, games and
scout spirit.