We woke up and had cold cereal with bagels, cream cheese, and orange juice. For lunch we had Bratwursts (for adults) and Hot Dogs, and don’t forget the Mac & Cheese. For dinner, we had Pork chops, Mashed Potatoes, and Corn on the cob. We had a simulation for our new storm shelter called the “Red Shed” even though it is not red. We also had a simulation of a missing scout in the water. We had a campfire with skits, and music. We also have our bugler play Taps in the Morning and the Night. We have a buzzer that can be heard around the camp for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and more. We have had a fantastic time at Voyager Bay so far and we look forward to the rest of the week.

 Yesterday was the exciting 1st day of Summer Camp. We also witnessed Mr. Richard receive his Wood Badge, which was then followed by a song about buffalos. However, today is Monday the 2nd day at Voyager Bay. A very dull morning was followed by interesting news of the Buffalo patrol's tents collapsing on them. Today's meals were delicious and provided by Margie and crew. After being cooked, they were then served by the Dauchsund patrol. Tonight we have a campfire with the announcing talents of Blake Northrup. We'll keep you updated.

You can e-mail your Scout at camp here, e-mails are printed off daily and handed out at assembly.

Letters and Packages can also be mailed to camp.

[Scout Name]
Voyager Bay Scout Camp
2399 Longwood Point Rd.
Outing, MN 56662

Be sure to send them a few days before you want your scout to receive it.

     Voyager Bay Scout Camp has been the home of Troop 370's summer camp experience since the summer of 1995.  This unique piece of property is located just north of Outing, MN on the shores of Lake Washburn, and in the heart of the Land 'O Lakes State Forest.  Donated in the 1950's to Shepperd of the Lakes Church in Edina, MN, Voyager Bay is currently shared by Troops 370 and 347 from Eden Prairie, and Troop 123 from Edina.  The property itself is a diverse mixture of old and new forests, swamps, lakes, and fields.  It hosts a large variety of birds, deer, mosquitos, squirrels, rabbits, fox, and many other wild animals.
     Voyager Bay features all of the amenities one expects from a Scout camp including rifle, shotgun, and archery shooting ranges, a climbing and challenge course, orienteering courses, scoutcraft area, campfire bowl, swimming and boating beach, 15 secluded and spacious campsites are set throughout the camp to allow for a camping experience focused on nature and the out of doors.  The camp also features several programs and unique opportunities including access to thousands of acres of adjoining forest land, the local fire tower and fish hatchery, and it's own metal working shop.  Coming to Voyager Bay in 2010 are a SCUBA platform and instruction area as well two reinforced storm shelters.
     Improvements to camp and all programs are operated by Troop 370's parents, leaders, volunteers, and alumni.  Work parties are organized two or three times a year, and planning for the week long summer camp experience begins in February.  Troop 370 alumni have experience with this Camp going back to the 1960's and help to guide the future of camp, as well as keep the past alive.

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