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Pacific Union Conference Camporee

The Pacific Union Conference has extended the deadline for purchasing tickets without penalty.

The Pacific Union Camporee is October 4-8, 2017.  If you would like to attend the Camporee, please let us know by Wednesday, September 13 at the 1st Meeting
We will be purchasing tickets on Friday, September 15 for the Azure Hills Pathfinder Club.  You will be able to pay at the 1st Meeting on September 13 for the PUC Camporee.
 
     Camporee and Club cost is $120.00 per person by September 15.
     Only Sabbath is $35.00 per person (no overnight camping)
     Staff cost is $110.00
     Staff cost for helping out beginning October 4 is $95.00
 
Camporee and Club cost will go up after September 15 to $130.00 per person.
 
Once you have committed to going and we have purchased your tickets, there are NO REFUNDS.
 
For those of you who would like to bring an RV, you can park in the parking lot and it would be dry camp.
 
Directors Geoffrey & Vivian

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