June 22 - July 2nd: Camp Bartle Session 3, Sawmill, Buckeye

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Sitting on 4,200 acres in the Osage hills, the H. Roe Bartle Scout Reservation is the ultimate Scout camping experience. Offering the only ten-day camping session in the country and 40+ merit badges, the Bartle Scout Reservation spans three camps and is home to more than 6,000 Scouts and over 3,000 leaders each summer. Bartle offers an honor camping program called the Tribe of Mic-O-Say which is not offered anywhere else in the country.
Due to the distance to camp, we will be spending the night at Camp Bromelsick one night, June 22nd, on the way to Bartle.
The only age restriction that the troop has placed on this trip is that you should be a second year camper. So, everyone currently in the troop should be eligible to attend (if you haven’t been to a summer camp with the troop but want to do Bartle, please discuss with me). Bartle runs a ten day session instead of 7 days. That gives Scouts enough time to complete some of the more difficult required merit badges such as Lifesaving.