Winter Camping Coordinator
Role Summary
The Winter Camping Coordinator plans Pack 232’s annual winter camping trip — typically the pack’s biggest overnight event. This involves reserving a cabin or campsite, planning the program, coordinating food and supplies, and ensuring all BSA safety requirements are met.
Reports To
| Relationship | Role |
|---|---|
| Reports to | Program Chair |
| Works with | Cubmaster, Grubmaster (Assistant Cubmaster), Equipment Coordinator |
Core Responsibilities
- Reserve a cabin or campsite well in advance (popular sites book 4–6 months ahead)
- Plan the weekend program in coordination with the Cubmaster
- Coordinate food planning with the Grubmaster
- Ensure at least one BALOO-trained adult is attending
- Arrange transportation logistics if the site is distant
- Communicate event details to families: dates, cost, packing list, logistics
- Collect registration fees through WooCommerce (coordinate with Treasurer)
- Manage headcount and confirm attendance 2 weeks before the event
- Ensure health forms and consent forms are collected for all participants
- Plan for cold-weather safety: appropriate clothing guidance, buddy checks, hypothermia awareness
Key Dates / Timeline
| When | Task |
|---|---|
| August–September | Reserve cabin/campsite for winter dates |
| November | Confirm program plan; begin family communication |
| December | Open registration; collect fees |
| January | Confirm headcount; finalize food and supply orders |
| January–February | Execute winter camping event |
Current Holder
[vacant]
Key Resources
- Program Chair role overview
- Camping guide
- Event planning guide
../_shared/bsa-policies.md— safety requirements