Camp Tyler Francis Facility Use Policy

Welcome to Camp Tyler Francis! To help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, please follow these guidelines:

The camp must be used in accordance with all Scouting America policies, the Guide to Safe Scouting, and NCAP standards, when applicable.

The unit or group using the facility is responsible for the conduct and supervision of all participants and guests.

Campsites and facilities must be left clean and in the same condition they were found. All trash must be removed or disposed of in designated receptacles.

Fires are permitted only in designated fire rings and must comply with current fire restrictions.

Vehicles must remain on designated roads and parking areas unless otherwise authorized.

No alcohol, illegal drugs, tobacco, vaping, or firearms are permitted on camp property, except as authorized by Scouting America policy.

Users are responsible for reporting any damage, maintenance concerns, injuries, or emergencies to the council as soon as possible.

Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM unless otherwise approved.

Groups are responsible for providing appropriate leadership, first aid, and emergency preparedness in accordance with Scouting America policies.

Failure to follow these policies may result in loss of future facility use privileges and/or responsibility for damages.

Please make camp reservations online to schedule your event at least 30 days in advance. Once the event is scheduled the Council Campmaster Coordinator will make arrangements to assign a trained Campmaster for your unit.

The designated Campmaster will contact the unit leader who made the reservations online to confirm your camping dates.

The Campmaster and unit leader should communicate with each other 1-week prior to the check-in date and 24-hours prior to confirm all arrangements.

On the check-in day, the assigned Campmaster will receive your Scout unit and will remain on-site during your stay. The Campmaster is responsible for overall camp operations.

Please turn in a roster of participants including adults upon check-in.

Bring a completed BSA Medical Form (parts A&B) for every participating Scout and adult

All units must follow all Yucca Council and National BSA policies.

At least one adult leader MUST be BALOO/IOLS trained for Scout activities.

Parking is restricted to the parking lot only. ADA parking can be accommodated by contacting the Ranger or Campmaster on duty.

We recommended you bring a wagon or hand cart to transport camping gear from parking lot to campsite.

Any trash or signage must be removed from camp; do not leave anything on camp.

Ground fires are prohibited, with exception of the campfire area. Propane camp stoves are recommended vs charcoal.

ATVs, Mules, Gators, Rhinos, tractors, mowers are prohibited.

Check in with the Campmaster

Check in with the Campmaster

As of January, 2024, Cancellation should be made 3-business days prior to the check-in date for a 100% refund. After that, no refunds.