Camp Hi-Sierra: 2025 Pricing and Registration
2025 Registration Is Open!
We are excited to announce that camperships (financial aid) are available this year, thanks to the generosity of Gary Robinson and his guests at last year’s Distinguished Citizens Dinner!
This guide will help you apply or click here to go the application form.
Camperships are available for 10%-90% of camp costs for any youth attending Camp Hi-Sierra this summer. We are considering applications from all income levels, and awards will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis each month leading to camp.
We are committed to ensuring that every youth who wants to attend camp this summer can do so, regardless of financial circumstances.
Eligible events at Camp Hi-Sierra include:
✅ Adopt a Campsite
✅ Summer Camp
✅ Eagle Achievement Camp
✅ 4th of July Family Camp Adventure Camp
✅ Labor Day Family Camp
Camperships will be awarded based on financial need and household income, with no cap on eligibility considerations. If you know a family that could benefit, please encourage them to apply!
Thank you for your help in ensuring that every Scout has the chance to experience Camp Hi-Sierra this summer.
Camp 2025 Calendar
Week 1 -FULL
6/22 – 6/28
Week 2 – Eagle Achievement Camp
6/29 – 7/5
Week 3
7/6 – 7/12
Week 4
7/13 – 7/19
Week 5
7/20 – 7/26
Week 6
7/27 – 8/2
Camp Hi-Sierra: 2026 Pricing and Registration
Camp 2026 Pricing
Youth (In Council)
$780 in Camp
$795 by Nov. 15th
$825 after Nov. 15th
Youth (Out of Council)
$810 in Camp
$840 by Nov. 15th
$875 after Nov. 15th
Adult
$495- 1 adult free for every set of 10 youth (min 2 adults required)
Camp 2026 Calendar
Week 1
6/21 – 6/27
Week 2- Eagle Achievement Camp
6/28 – 7/4
Week 3
7/05 – 7/11
Week 4
7/12 – 7/18
Week 5
7/19 – 7/25
Week 6
7/26 – 8/01
Registering a Troop
To register your Troop for Camp Hi-Sierra, please send an email to camping@svmbc.org with your completed registration form (below) and the following information. A $750 deposit per campsite is needed to reserve your site:
– Council of the Troop
– Chartering Organization for the troop
– Week of camp you would like to make a reservation for
– A Guaranteed Minimum Number of Youth
– Estimated Maximum Number of Youth and Estimated Number of Adults
View 2025 Camp Hi-Sierra Campsite Availability and Reserve Your Spot
Cancellation and Refund Policy
All deposits and payments are applied to the final camp fee, not to individuals. All refunds will be issued after September 1. Written notice (not email) of cancellations must be made and refunds are subject to a cancellation fee. Cancellation are a whole troop and:
- Cancellations prior to January 1 will forfeit the campsite deposit.
- Cancellations prior to March 1 will be subject to a $750 per campsite and $250 per youth fee
- Cancellations prior to May 1 will be subject to a $750 per campsite and $500 per youth fee.
- Cancellations after May 1 no refund will be given. This includes no refund for no shows at camp.
Additionally:
- Reduction of guaranteed youth prior to March 1 will be subject to a $250 per youth fee
- Reduction of guaranteed youth prior to May 1 will be subject to a $500 per youth fee.
- Reduction of guaranteed youth after May 1 will be subject to no refund and full fee paid
Refunds should only be requested for serious illness or injury (a doctor’s certification may be requested), or death in immediate family. Other emergencies may be considered; however, refunds are not given for no-shows, conflict of schedule (such as a sports event), weather conditions, or behavior issues.
Frequently Asked Questions About Reservations
What is your refund policy for COVID?
- If we have to cancel your reservation due to COVID, or other complications, we will provide a 100% refund. (Note, this is if the Council needs to cancel program due to COVID.)
- Individual Refunds – If positive test in household: 50% refund. (Please take a picture of the at home test.)
Is our Kaiser medical form allowed?
- The three page BSA Medical Form has a Part C that needs to be filled out and signed by a physician. There needs to be a current set of vital signs (blood pressure, heart and respiratory rate as well as a temperature).
- Kaiser has recently (last year) changed it’s policy so that all youth groups get the same, generic form. This form is acceptable to go to Camp Hi-Sierra, but is not accepted for any of the High Adventure Bases or Jamborees. If you are attending a summer camp other than Camp Hi-Sierra, please check with that Council to determine whether or not they will accept the Kaiser form.
- As Kaiser provides medical care for approximately 74% of all attendees to Camp Hi-Sierra, the Council Risk Management Committee determined that these Kaiser forms are acceptable. Again, this allowance is only for those attending Camp Hi-Sierra and not any National event.
Are pets allowed?
- Unfortunately no. As much as we would love to see your furry friends at camp, they are too disruptive to the natural environment and should stay at home when you visit.
Is alcohol allowed?
- No. As this is a campground primarily geared for families involved in Scouting, we do not allow alcohol.
Is smoking allowed?
- No. As this is a campground primarily geared for families involved in Scouting, we do not allow smoking.
Can I drive into the campsites?
- Not at this time, but there are several parking lots within walking distance. If you need special assistance with carrying gear to your campsite, please let us know.
Is there a map available?
- Yes! You can view a map here. You are encouraged to print out the one linked on this page for your reference.
Are fires allowed in camp?
- It depends on the current conditions and allowances made by Cal Fire. You can check on conditions and see if you are allowed to have a fire. (Search for Long Barn, CA on the map)
- Please remember that if fires are allowed during your visit, to only have flames no higher than 2 feet and only in the concrete/metal rings we have provided.
- Also, check out these tips on leaving no trace when setting up a campfire.
Are there wild animals around?
- Yes! The Sierra Nevada Mountains are full of life from fish to birds, and even some mountain lions and bears. For this reason, we ask that you store your food in an animal-proof container away from where you sleep. Your car is also another good option. We also ask that you throw away your trash each night before bed, otherwise, you will have some unwanted visitors!
Can we help with a service project?
- Definitely! You are welcome and encouraged to help with a service project that you feel comfortable with. We also host regular work weekends, where we work on camp improvements. Please contact the Camping department, for more details or ask any of the commissioner staff during summer camp.
Email: CHS@svmbc.org
Phone: (408) 638-8300