Outdoor adventure for your entire family at Camp Norse
A full weekend of camp for your whole family, whether you camp every month or have never slept in a tent. We cook the meals and run the activities. You just show up and have fun.
Where would you like to start?
I’m new to Scouting or to camping
Get the basics first. Everything here is written for first-timers.
We’ve camped with Scouting before
Jump straight to what you need to plan and register.
Family camp, done for you
Cub Together Weekends are family camping weekends at Camp Norse. Our trained camp staff run the program, our kitchen serves the meals, and your family gets to enjoy the outdoors together.
Camp Norse has the comforts that make a first camping trip easy: hot showers, flush toilets, running water, electricity and warm meals. If you’ve never pitched a tent, a staff member will help you set up your campsite and learn the ropes.
You’ll spend the weekend trying things like:
- Swimming in the pool
- Beach time
- Fishing
- Boating
- Archery
- Target sports
- Axe throwing
- Crafts
- Science experiments
- Sports
- Outdoor skills
- Campfire program
Your weekend at camp
Arrive Friday evening, leave Sunday late morning, with a full day of camp in between.
Arrive and settle in
- Check in Friday evening
- Set up camp, with staff help if you need it
- New Friday evening program
A full day of camp
- Meals in the dining hall
- Swimming, boating, target sports, crafts and more
- Evening campfire run by Camp Norse staff
Pack up and head home
- Breakfast together
- Late morning departure
Choose where you’ll sleep
Every package includes the same meals and activities. The only difference is your campsite.
Tent camping
- You get your own assigned campsite
- Set it up however you like
- Bring your own tent, or borrow one of ours
Best for families who like to camp, or want to learn how with staff help.
Teepee
- Sleeps 3 on mattresses
- Already set up when you arrive
- Fans, electricity and site chairs
Best for small families who want a memorable, no-setup stay.
Cabin
- Sleeps 8 in bunk beds with mattresses
- Windows, doors and electricity
- Fans and site chairs
Best for first-timers, larger groups, or anyone who wants a few more comforts of home.
Adirondack shelters are also available. New: our Model Campsite Package means you only bring sleeping bags and personal gear. Ask when you register.
Included in every package
- Friday evening arrival through Sunday late morning
- 5 meals from our kitchen
- Hot showers and flush toilets
- All weekend activities and programs
- Saturday evening campfire
- Coffee and fresh fruit all day
2026 weekends
Pick the weekend that works for your family, then register online.
- Weekend 1May 29–31
- Weekend 2June 12–14
- Weekend 3July 24–251 night only
- Weekend 4August 7–9
- Weekend 5October 2–4
Need help with the cost? See financial assistance.
New at Camp Norse
Meals from our dining hall
All 5 meals are balanced and prepared by our ServSafe-certified kitchen staff. Coffee runs all day, and fresh fruit is always out for snacking.
Allergy or dietary need? Let us know when you register and we’ll plan the best options for your family.
See the menu (PDF)Safe and accredited
Camp Norse is a Scouting America accredited camp. Every staff member is a registered member of the Narragansett Council and has completed Safeguarding Youth training.
Webelos Weekend Adventure
For older Cub Scouts getting ready to join a Scouts BSA troop. It packs the fun of a full week of camp into one weekend, with all meals and programs provided.
Scouts work on advancement, learn to work as a patrol, and try fishing, swimming, boating, target sports like archery, and axe throwing. Parents and siblings can join in too.
Sign up for Webelos WeekendGood to know
A parent or Pack leader must attend with each Scout.
Bring your own tent, or use our tents, cabins or teepees. Showers, flush toilets, running water and hot meals are all included.
Questions families ask
We’ve never camped before. Is this a good fit?
Yes. Cub Together Weekends are designed for families of every comfort level. There are showers, flush toilets and electricity, our kitchen cooks for you, and staff will help you set up your tent. If you’d rather not tent at all, choose a cabin.
Do we need our own tent?
No. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours. Teepees, cabins and the Model Campsite Package are already set up for you.
Does everyone in our family need to be a registered Scout?
No. Your family needs at least one registered member of Scouting America to attend.
Can our whole Pack or den come together?
Yes. You can attend as a full Pack, as a den, or as a single family.
What if my child has a food allergy?
Tell us when you register. Our kitchen will work with you to plan safe options.
Where can I find a map of camp?
Download the Camp Norse map (PDF).
Scouting words, explained
- Cub Scouts
- The Scouting program for kids in kindergarten through 5th grade.
- Pack
- Your local Cub Scout group, usually based at a school, church or community organization.
- Den
- A small group within the Pack, made up of kids in the same grade.
- Webelos
- The 4th and 5th grade Cub Scouts, who are getting ready to join a Scouts BSA troop.
- Registered member
- A youth or adult who has officially joined Scouting America.
- Safeguarding Youth
- Scouting America’s required child-safety training for all adult volunteers and staff.
Camp Norse family camp library
Ready for a weekend at Camp Norse?
Pick your weekend, choose your campsite, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Register for a weekend
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