Conservation and Management Pioneers, C.A.M.P
Camp Pedersen
Rules and Regulations
All vehicles must be parked in the parking area just inside the main gate.
No vehicles are allowed beyond the parking area.
All equipment and supplies must be carried from the parking area to the camping or picnic sites.
The person in charge of the group, such as the Scoutmaster or Sponsor, is responsible for unlocking and locking any locks, and keeping any unauthorized individuals off of the premises.
Camping and picnicking is permitted only in designated areas.
No camping is permitted in the area of the cabin or on the terraces unless approved by the CAMP Board of Directors.
Fires may be built only in established fire rings. No additional fires may be built: Only small cooking fires are permitted.
Only fallen, dead wood may be used for campfires. Pre-cut wood is available for purchase.
Cutting or defacing any living trees or vegetation is strictly prohibited.
No firearms or any other weapons are permitted on the property unless approved by the CAMP Board of Directors.
Alcoholic beverages, marijuana, or non-prescription drugs are not allowed on the property.
Do not remove anything from the cabin. Any supplies used must be replaced and the cabin left clean.
All windows and doors must be locked before leaving the premises.
The main gate should be locked by 10:00 PM.
There shall be no loud noise or boisterous activity after 10:00 PM.
All litter and refuse must be picked up, carried off of the property, and disposed of properly.
This is a wildlife preserve and no living creatures are to be harmed, bothered, or fed.
No hunting is allowed.
Everyone using the camp must adhere to the Scout Outdoor Code at all times.
The Outdoor Code
As an American I will do my best to
Be clean in my outdoor manners,
Be careful with fire,
Be considerate in the outdoors, and
Be conservation minded.
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Conservation and Management Pioneers, C.A.M.P is a Nebraska nonprofit corporation, a 501(c)(3). A public charity organized exclusively for educational, benevolent, and charitable purposes for youth outdoor conservation, management, and recreation, and the development of leadership, ethical and noble virtues, and life skills. CAMP provides for education and development of youth outdoor skills, conservation practices, range management, and outdoor recreation while emphasizing 12 points of the Scout Law. CAMP provides support for and opportunities for participation in camping, scoutcraft, wilderness activities, outdoor education, physical fitness activities, service projects, nature development, land management, and the like.