Campsite Clean-up
Each unit needs to completely police their camping area before leaving. Clean up all trash (even old litter), replace ground cover, etc. Leave your camp site as undisturbed as possible. After all, we are Scouts and are more experienced in these matters than most individuals. The Team leaders are responsible for seeing these rules are followed. (Yes, that means the Captain.)
The designated clean-up time is after the Colter Run on Saturday morning. Vehicles will not be allowed into the rendezvous site until the run is finished for safety reasons. Much of the clean-up can be done while the run is in progress.
Check-Out
When a team is ready for site inspection they should contact the staff for an inspection to check the site for the team.
In order to finish on time it is important that teams use slack time in the morning during the Colter Run to clean up, pack up and be checked out. Any teams finishing early can check-in at headquarters to assist in taking down and packing up the camp.
Vehicles
As with arrival, only one equipment vehicle will be invited into camp to pick up team gear. All equipment to be loaded in the vehicle should be stacked and prepared prior to the vehicle coming into camp. Once the Colter Run has completed the vehicles will be invited into the camping areas.
As with arrival, only one equipment vehicle will be invited into camp to pick up team gear. All equipment to be loaded in the vehicle should be stacked and prepared prior to the vehicle coming into camp. Once the Colter Run has completed the vehicles will be invited into the camping areas.
