Overview
In 1941, Mahlon N. Haines began a Scouting tradition by holding the first Haines Safari, at Wizard Ranch in Hellam. He believed so strongly in Scouting, that he left Wizard Ranch to our council. In a 1960 letter, he writes, “I hope to live long enough to see this as one of the great Scout Reservations in America, which will add much to making better boys, better men and better people in the community by enjoying the privileges of being out of doors.” In 1987, our council started a new tradition to honor the memory of this great Scouting advocate by holding ...
Encampment
The encampment will be set-up “Jamboree Style” in one centralized area, in the large open field opposite of the main Safari activity area. As has been the tradition with past Safaris, this will enable Scouts from different districts to camp side-byside within the same camping area. Webelos, Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts and Venturers will all be camping together. The encampment will be divided up with main and side streets allowing access throughout the encampment. All units are requested to register using the registration form, as soon as possible. Registration forms will be used by the Safari Committee to assign actual campsites, ...
Who Do I Call With Questions?
August 23rd, 2010 | 
Author: If you have questions about the Wizard Safari that are not answered here on the site and wish to talk with a staff member, please contact either Camping Administration at 432-5232 or the York service center at 843-0901.
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