Scout campScout camps are where CAMPPS started.

The troop registers. The Scout’s family pays. By Saturday, the troop’s records are ready.

Troops and unit leaders, merit-badge class blocks, the Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record (AHMR), campsite deposits, provisional Scouts and partial-week adults. Below, Troop 12 gets ready for Session 6 at Heron Lake, the example scout camp.

Troop 12’s week, Session 63 conflicts, each with a swap. Choices due Sun 4 Jul
Troop 12 week plan: Scouts with conflicts first
Scout9:0010:0011:002:003:004:00
Jackson PageAge 12OpenAthletics M–FEmergency Preparedness M–FClimbing M–F Climbing is for 13 and older; Jackson is 12. Try Swimming 3:00, 3 seats left.Open
Grayson HoganAge 13Communication M–FRifle Shooting M–FKayaking M–W Two classes at once, Mon–Wed. Try Kayaking 3:00, 1 seat left.Emergency Preparedness M–FPlace held until Sun 20 JunOpenOpenSports M–F
Simon BianchiAge 13Programming M–FLifesaving M–F Lifesaving needs the Swimming merit badge. Try Kayaking 10:00, 8 seats left.OpenSmall-Boat Sailing M–FReptile and Amphibian Study M–F
Owen BrandtAge 13Wilderness Survival M–FPhotography M–FPlace held until Sat 19 JunNature M–FPlace held until Sun 20 JunEnvironmental Science M–FSearch and Rescue M–FPlace held until Sat 19 Jun
Scouts as rows, the six class blocks as columns. A blue outline is a place held while the week is built; red is a conflict with a suggested swap and its live seat count.
Canvas A-frame tents on wooden poles in a sunlit wooded campsite, a haze of campfire smoke behind
A troop campsite. At Heron Lake each troop has its own, named on its registration.Photo: Jacek Stróżewski (opens Unsplash in a new tab), a wooded campsite. Unsplash License (opens in a new tab).

The troop is the customer.

The unit leader registers the troop and adjusts the headcount until the deadline. Families pay their own share and complete their own child’s forms, and the unit leader sends payment links to the families who still owe.

Counselors sign off requirements during the week, so by Saturday the troop’s record is ready. CAMPPS does not connect to Scoutbook.

Troop 12, Session 6, Shellbark, Hickory RidgeAs the unit leader sees it
  • 18
  • 4
  • 3 families owe a share
  • 11
  • 3
Troop 12, Session 6: each Scout’s status
ScoutPaid shareHealth formClasses
Grayson HoganAge 13$325.00 due Thu 1 JulCleared1 conflict
Mason WellsAge 14$325.00 due Thu 1 JulSubmitted by the family4
Simon BianchiAge 13$175.00 due Thu 1 JulPart B: parent or guardian signature missing1 conflict
Jackson PageAge 12Paid in fullPart C: physical exam older than 12 months at session start1 conflict
Caleb BennettAge 13Not registered yet invited with the troop
Owing and conflicted Scouts first. The board shows whether each health form is finished and which part is missing. Of what a form says, the unit leader sees only the troop’s own allergies and medications, and each opening is logged.

The Annual Health and Medical Record, part by part.

CAMPPS collects the AHMR for scout camps, in every plan, and catches the known mistakes while the parent fills it in. Forms lock at check-in. Scouting America has not approved or endorsed CAMPPS.

The AHMR parts and the mistakes caught before a parent submits
PartWhat the family fills inCaught before submitWaiting on it now, Session 3
Part AInformed consent, release and the parent’s signature
  • Informed consent and release not signed
  • Keaton Fischer, Troop 293
Part BHealth history, immunization dates and the parent’s signature
  • Health history not filled in
  • Immunization dates missing
  • Parent or guardian signature missing
  • Changed after the parent signed, so it needs signing again
  • Derek Young, Troop 431
  • Eric Murray, Troop 57
  • Eli Fowler, Troop 214
  • Bentley Haynes, Troop 490
Part CThe physical exam: the family types the exam date and the doctor or nurse’s name
  • Physical exam date missing
  • Doctor or nurse’s name missing
  • Physical exam older than 12 months at session start
  • Mandy Reyes-Whitaker, Troop 214
  • Ezra Carroll, Troop 214
  • Micah Nelson, Troop 1210
InsuranceThe insurance company and member ID, typed by the family
  • Company name missing
  • Member ID missing
  • Elizabeth Taylor, Troop 9
  • Joy Dixon, Troop 9
Part AInformed consent, release and the parent’s signature

Caught before submit

  • Informed consent and release not signed
Part BHealth history, immunization dates and the parent’s signature

Caught before submit

  • Health history not filled in
  • Immunization dates missing
  • Parent or guardian signature missing
  • Changed after the parent signed, so it needs signing again
Part CThe physical exam: the family types the exam date and the doctor or nurse’s name

Caught before submit

  • Physical exam date missing
  • Doctor or nurse’s name missing
  • Physical exam older than 12 months at session start
InsuranceThe insurance company and member ID, typed by the family

Caught before submit

  • Company name missing
  • Member ID missing

Planned — not in the first releaseUploading a provider’s signed exam page; A photo of the insurance card. Families type the exam date and who did the exam; no provider signs inside CAMPPS. Families type the insurance company and member ID.

Kim Osei, RN, opened Part B on Monday 14 June at 8:02 a.m. Reason: arrival review.

The unit leader and the office see which part is missing. Only the health officer reads the whole form; the unit leader can open the troop’s own allergies and medications, with who carries epinephrine, and nothing else. Every read is logged. Who sees what

Fees the way your fee table already reads.

Heron Lake’s fee table for Summer 2027
WhoPaid in full by 1 MayAfter that
Scout, in-council$345.00$365.00
Scout, out-of-council$375.00$395.00
Provisional Scout (attending without a troop)$395.00$395.00
Adult, first two per unit$120.00$120.00
Additional adult$150.00$150.00
Partial-week adult (more than two days)$85.00$85.00

Heron Lake’s Summer 2027 fees. The early rate applies when a Scout is paid in full by 1 May.

  • Campsite deposits that move with the troop

    $40.00 per Scout holds the campsite. It is not refunded, but it can move to another Scout in the troop: at Heron Lake, Xavier Turner’s moved to Emmett Richardson-Byrd, Troop 315, on 1 June.

  • Camperships

    When an award is on its way, the office moves that family’s due date to match and notes why. Reminders follow the new date.

For the council: one account, more than one camp.

The director of camping sees every camp from one account; each camp’s office sees its own. Payouts go to the bank account the council verifies.

Moving off Tentaroo before it closes in October?

Tentaroo is shutting down in October 2026. Set your camp up yourself in November, from your fee table, sessions and class schedule, and registration can open in January.

Moving from your current system

Harrow Creek CouncilOne council, two camps, one account
Harrow Creek Council: its camps and where each one stands
CampSeasonWhere it stands
Heron Lake Scout ReservationResident camp, Sunday to SaturdaySummer 2027: Session 1 to Session 9, 6 Jun – 7 AugSummer 2027: Session 1 to Session 9, 6 Jun – 7 AugRegistration open since 15 January
Harrow Creek Cub Scout Day CampDay camp, Monday to FridaySummer 2028: Week 1 to Week 2, 19 Jun – 14 Jul 2028Summer 2028: Week 1 to Week 2, 19 Jun – 14 Jul 2028In setup 4 items must be fixed before publishing
The council’s director of camping sees both camps. Each camp keeps its own sessions, fees, forms and refund policy.

Set up your camp yourself.

  • Start your camp

    Create your account and your camp, then set it up yourself. Nothing is public until you publish.

    Start your camp