NoBe is proud to introduce the OcSoBeBon! 

Our new older scout award takes advantage of everything camp has to offer, and lands surrounding it.  Information will be distributed to scouts and leaders looking to take part in this exciting program Sunday after dinner!

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Blairstown, NJ -  The Greek Gods have come to NoBe and are hoping to provide a great time to the hundreds of scouts that will be in the woods of No-Be-Bo-Sco.

Scouts and leaders will be treated to Olympic style events and games, meals in the Parthenon, and of course the antics of those Greek Gods.

Zeus will be running the show and hoping to pass on control of Mt. Olympus to one of his willing heirs.  Who he chooses will be up to you, so come ready to support the gods and aid Zeus in turning over that beautiful mountain overlooking Sand Pond.

So pack your togas and laurels, read up on the Odyssey, load your troops into your Trojan Horses and begin the marathon up to camp for a great summer!

The 2008 Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco Staff have arrived at camp and are working hard to prepare for the summer that lies ahead.  Tents and cots have popped up all around camp, and are ready and waiting for the campers!  There have been some great improvements to the camp this winter, and there is a great staff to go along with those improvements.

Stay tuned for the big announcement of the theme Wednesday after the leaders meeting!

-Marc

On July 28, 2007, Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco will host its 80th anniversary celebration. No-Be’s 81 summers of continuous Boy Scout summer camping is the longest streak in all of New Jersey. In preparation for the many Scouting programs planned this year (including the Weboree, Order of the Arrow induction and section conclave, summer camp, and the anniversary day), Steve Kallesser and Joe Berlinghieri have been busy researching and revising the camp history, which had not been updated in the last 40 years.

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Members of the Conservation Committee of Northern NJ Council, BSA were recently trained by the NY/NJ Trail Conference as trail maintainers. They have now been assigned the responsibility of maintaining about 3.8 miles of the Appalachian Trail immediately above Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco. 

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On Saturday, December 9th, 2006, 13 members of the Battlefield Restoration and Archaeological Volunteer Organization (BRAVO) gave their time and expertise to investigate two areas of former settlements at Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco. Based on their preliminary results, additional knowledge has been gained regarding the history of the Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco property prior to its purchase for the Boy Scouts.

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