frequently asked questions
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Q: How do I cancel my booking?
A: Email [email protected] referencing your booking number. Q: How do I make a change to my booking? A: Email [email protected] referencing your booking number. Q: Does Camp BEL charge HST? A: Yes, Scouts Canada charges HST. Q: How do I book the camp for more than two nights? A: Email [email protected] to discuss your plans to ensure you have all the support needed to host a successful event at Camp BEL. Q: Where does the camp get its drinking water from? A: Thames Centre Municipal water supply. Q: Do I need to bring first aid equipment? A: Yes, we do encourage you to bring your own first aid pack. Q: Is there internet available at the camp? A: No, the camp does not provide internet access. Q: Does the camp have any specific rules? A: Yes, please see the Rules page for further details. Q: Can we cut down trees for firewood? A: No. Please use only wood you bring, from a designated location, or find on the ground that is not alive. Q: Where can I have a camp fire? A: Please use the designated camp fire locations where a metal ring has been placed. Q: Are pets allowed at camp? A: No, pets are not allowed on any Scouts Canada property unless otherwise stated. Exceptions to this rule include on-duty service animals and professional demonstrators. Q: Does Camp BEL have a crest? A: Yes, see the Camp Ranger to purchase for a very reasonable price, your very own Camp BEL Crest. Q: Does Camp BEL have an AED? A: Yes, Camp BEL has an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) located inside the main building, just inside the main entrance. The AED was donated by The Mikey Network. Main Building Specific Q: Does the kitchen have dish clothes, tea towels, food wrap, or condiments? A: No, please make sure to pack your own dish clothes, tea towels, food wrap, and condiment. Q: Are garbage bags provided? A: No, please come prepared with garbage bags. Q: What tools does the kitchen include? A: There is an assortment of tools and equipment. From simple things like cutlery and dishes. When it comes to cooking, there is a chance the kitchen won't have the exact thing you need so plan accordingly to ensure your adventure is a success! Q: Does the kitchen comply with Ontario Food Premises Regulation? A: Yes, the kitchen is inspected by the Middlesex Health Unit and the official summary sign is posted in the kitchen. Sub-Camp Specific Q: Where can dirty dish water be dumped? A: Located along the tree line in each of the sub-camps is a leaching pit. Please dump your dish water into the mesh box located at the foot of the leaching pit sign. |
Camp BEL Scout Camp
4926 Hamilton Road Dorchester, Ontario N0L 1G6 
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