More than 20,000 Scouts and Scouters will explore all kinds of adventures—stadium shows, pioneer village, adventure sports, patch trading, and more—in the heart of one of nature’s greatest playgrounds.
As a GNYC Jamboree participant you will function as a member of a Troop- that means “Pre-Jamboree” events to get to know your fellow Scouts and start working collaboratively.
Camp life is the backbone of the jamboree, the place where you work and play together with your fellow Scouts. From setting up camp on Day 1 to taking it all down on Day 10, your Troop’s campsite is your home away from home. Experiences like these strengthen units, solidify leadership, and forge friendships.
GNYC Jamboree Troop 4 Leadership Team
Shot Bio for Deborah and Shirley
Shirley Chin-
Scoutmaster
Deborah Caviness –
Asst. Scoutmaster
Our Jamboree Troop will be getting together before the Jamboree several times to start to collaborate and prepare for an excellent experience! Here is our schedule:
Info and notes here
Our Pre-Jamboree Event Schedule
Paste Pre-Jamboree Schedule here
Jamboree Troop 4 Google Drive Files
Partial units will be grouped together prior to the jamboree to form complete units of 40. The 40-person unit is ideal for housing in multiples of two Scouts per tent, and for most tour buses that are 40 passengers in size. Each site in the subcamps is designed to accommodate a group of 40.
Due to limited restroom and shower facilities the 2023 National Jamboree will require units to camp as ScoutsBSA male units or ScoutsBSA female units. (see picture below)
Jamboree youth participants must currently register with the BSA to access the jamboree applications and be at least 12 years of age before July 19, 2023.
Due to the postponement of the 2021 National Jamboree; Scouts BSA members that are 18-20 years of age may also register as a Jamboree participant and attend with a Scouts BSA unit.
All participants (youth and leaders) are selected to represent their local councils based on qualifications in character, camping skills, physical and personal fitness, and leadership qualities. Therefore, all adult and youth participants and their parents or guardians are asked to read the Code of Conduct and Statement of Understanding as a condition of participation.
It is with the further understanding that serious misconduct or infraction of rules and regulations may result in expulsion (at the participant’s own expense) from the jamboree or during the jamboree tour. Each participant is responsible for his or her own behavior, and only when necessary, will the procedure be invoked to send a participant home from the jamboree.
Paying for the National Jamboree
The cost for the National Jamboree includes admission and fees that go toward the Jambo event and Summit Bechtel reserve location. In addition your jamboree payments cover the cost for supplies and materials sourced by the GNYC jamboree leadership team, such as camping equipment, backpacks, shirts, patches and transportation.
It is important to make payments in a timely manner so that the needed funds are available to be paid toward the Jamboree and program supply purchases.
Please review the Jamboree Payment Schedule.
By Jan. 1st all participants must be paid up to $950. After that date a $50 late feel will be assessed.
Beginning Jan.15th remaining payments must be made on-time. A $25 late fee will be assessed per late payment.
Per pricing schedule administered by BSA National an additional $215 late registration fee will be required for those registering after Nov. 1, 2022.
Jamboree Payment Schedule
Current Estimated Cost for 2023 National Jamboree is $2250 per person which includes all food, transportation, gear duffel, day pack, hat, neckerchief, Jamboree tee and patches.
Payments can be made in installments:
- Deposit $250 due with registration
- Payment #1 $350 due October 15, 2022
- Payment #2 $350 due November. 30, 2022
- Payment #3 $350 due Jan. 15, 2022
- Payment #4 $350 due Feb. 28, 2023
- Payment #5 $300 due April 30, 2023
- Payment #6 $300 due May 30, 2023
(A firm cost will be announced as soon as all logistic contracts are signed. The outstanding variable will be transportation costs. If needed adjustments will be made in payment #5 and #6.)