Registration Types
Unit Registration
Registering as a unit lets your troop attend Camp Sequassen together, securing campsites, program access, and coordinated scheduling for a full week of Scouting adventure and activities.
Provisional Scout Registration
Provisional registration allows individual Scouts to attend Camp Sequassen without their troop, joining other campers for a full week of programs, advancement opportunities, and outdoor adventure.
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Camp Dates and Offerings
Week 1: (June 28 - July 4)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Communications
– Hiking
– Personal Management
Week 2: (July 5 - July 11)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Communications
– Hiking
– Personal Management
Week 3: (July 12 - July 18)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Internship Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Communications
– Hiking
– Personal Management
Week 4: (July 19 - July 25)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Training Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Citizenship in the Community
– Citizenship in the Nation
– Citizenship in the World
Week 5: (July 26 - August 1)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Training Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Citizenship in the Community
– Citizenship in the Nation
– Citizenship in the World
Week 6: (August 2 - August 8)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Training Week
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Citizenship in the Community
– Citizenship in the Nation
– Citizenship in the World
Week 7: (August 9 - August 15)
Programs Offered
Wilderness Patrol (New Scout Program)
Older Scout Adventures
ARC Lifeguard Certification
Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Training Week
Cooking Merit Badge
Trail to Eagle Merit Badges
– Citizenship in the Community
– Citizenship in the Nation
– Citizenship in the World
Camp Sequassen Gold Status
What is Camp Sequassen Gold Status?
Gold Status is earned by units who register at least 80% of their Scouts by May 31.
What are the benefits to Camp Sequassen Gold Status?
Units who achieve Gold Status can register one additional adult at no extra cost!*
Units also receive a gold ribbon for their unit’s flag and each Scout receives a special gold patch.
*Third adult may be registered with a minimum of five Scouts.
Camp Fees 2026
$725
Base Fee
$675
Additional Week
$675
Additional Family Member
Week 7 Special Sale
Must be an Additional Week
$350
Base Fee (attending as a unit)
Units must attend with 4 Scouts and 2 adults to qualify for this rate
$450
Base Fee (attending as a provisional Scout)
$200
Adult Base Fee
Two adults attend free with minimum 5 Scouts attending
Gold Status units (80% of youth in troop attend Scouts BSA resident camp) receive a third adult free.
$675
Early Bird Base Fee
$625
Early Bird Additional Week or Additional Family Member Fee
Early Bird Fees must be paid in full by April 15
Week 7 Special Sale
Must be an Additional Week
$300
Early Bird Base Fee (attending as a unit)
Units must attend with 4 Scouts and 2 adults to qualify for this rate
$400
Early Bird Base Fee (attending as a provisional Scout)
$150
American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification
$50
Cooking Merit Badge
$50
Trail to Eagle
$50
Older Scout Adventures
$50
Horsemanship Merit Badge
Refund Policy
Each Scout requires a $75 non-refundable deposit at the time of registration.
Prior to June 15, a full refund, minus the $75.
After June 16, the camp fee, less $250, is refundable
Adults will be given a full refund if notified in writing two weeks prior to the start of camp. Any adult cancellations after that will forfeit $100.
Camperships
A campership is financial assistance awarded to a Cub Scout or Scouts BSA Scout to allow them to attend a Scout BSA or Cub Scout summer camp program. The organizations below offer camperships to attend Scouts BSA summer resident camp at Camp Sequassen.
See below for campership and application information.
Connecticut Yankee Council
Every Scout deserves a week at summer camp, and no Scout will miss camp because of a lack of funds.
Connecticut Yankee Council offers camperships for Scouts to attend a resident or day camp program.
The deadline for campership application is May 1 and should be submitted with the camp registration form and deposit.
Sequassen Alumni Association
The Sequassen Alumni Association offers the Chief Bogan Scholarship (merit-based) and Laurel Leaf Campership (need-based) each year.
The deadline for campership application is May 15 and can be found on the Sequassen Alumni Association website.