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Leader’s fees are not due until
arrival at camp. Please note
the chart below for prorated
Leader’s Fees.

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he physical facilities of the camp are awaiting the arrival of your unit. Kia Kima Scout
Reservation is planning to operate for five weeks of summer camp.
Having made your campsite reservation for 2014, you are on your way to a terrific
visit at Kia Kima. The camp fee schedule can be found in the table at the bottom of this page.
To prepare for this summer, it is necessary for units to make financial commitments to reserve space for
each Scout attending. Units are required to make a payment of $40.00 per Scout by March 31st. This will
reserve space for these Scouts. Additional Scout campers may be added by sending their $40 deposit and
form KKSR2 to the Scout Office. The $40.00 payment will be applied to the total camp fee.This deposit is
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SUMMER CAMP FEE SCHEDULE
Scouts from Chickasaw Council

$225.00

Whitewater Merit Badge

$25 per participant

Scouts from other Councils

$240.00

*COPE

$25 per participant

Leader’s Fee

$110.00

* Mountain Man
Rendevous
*Ozark Ultimate Trek

$30 per participant
$50 per participant

Please Note: Leader’s fees are prorated based on chart above.

Shotgun Merit Badge

$30 per participant

Golf Merit Badge

$30 per participant

Robotics

$20 per participant

Space Exploration

$10 per participant

*Lake Ouachita
Summer Trek
Arts &amp; Sculpture

$50 per participant
$5 per participant

*Program fees in these programs apply to adult participants as well as youth.

visit www.kiakima.com

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