2010 National Jamboree Sub Camps

What the Sub Camp sings look like.

By Monday night, this area will be filled with hundreds of tents.

As will this area.

Some of tents that the Jamboree Staff stay in.

More Staff tents.

Some of the buses start rolling in. It was amazing to see the transformation.

More buses roll in.

One of the supply tents. They will use all of the propane tanks and more in the subcamp.

Some scouts unloading and starting to set up.

Yesterday, this was an empty field.

More tents set up.

Between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. about 40,000 scouts plus their leaders arrived in camp by bus, car, van, etc. The city is up and alive!

There are many different types of shower facilities. Some are in trucks, some appear almost like boats, and some are temporary structures like these.

Subcamp 14 is on the far end of the entire camp.

Troop 1448's gateway.

Part of the camp.

The tents lined up in nice rows.

3 of the 4 leaders. The boys must be having fun. At 3 in the afternoon, there were only 3 boys in camp!

The boys of Winnebago Council. Looks like they are having fun.

The scout leadership of the troop.

How do you do laundry at Jamboree? A bucket and a plunger works amazingly well.