Cave Camping
- Brian Morowczynski
- Mar 1, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: May 24
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We're one week out from our inaugural visit to Eagle Cave in Blue River, WI, where we've booked the In-Cave Camping and Exploratory Program (4.7 stars on Google Reviews).Â
The $80/pp fee includes two nights of cave camping/exploring as well as all meals (Friday night snack, 3 meals Saturday, Breakfast Sunday). Please reimburse the Troop using Venmo or cutting a check to Treasurer Dan Olson.Â

Stuff not to bring:
-Tents (not necessary, though allowable if you'd like)Â Â
-Scout uniforms (or any clothes your grandma would call "nice")Â
-Food (Nothing but water is allowed in the cave. )Â Â
Stuff to bring:
-Cots, sleeping matts and winter sleeping bags
-Ruddy clothes (the kind your grandmother would classify as "rags")Â
-Headlamps, bike helmets, knee pads and grip gloves (you know, like, cave stuff)Â
-Games (the old fashioned kind with boards n' cards n' stuff)Â
-Money for Friday night dinner en-route (TBD, cheese curds required)
To tackle this leisurely 3.5 hour trek deep into America's Dairyland, I recommend gathering at Grace Lutheran to depart at 4pm on Friday, February 8th (dinner on the way TBD). We've a total of 20 people booked for this trip and my ride can hold a total of 8. I'm not good at math but I believe this leaves us short by a handful or more. Please reply here with how many you can accommodate round trip. Return ETA is Sunday midday. Â
Unless it becomes necessary, I'm not planning to haul the Troop trailer for this trip.Â
BMÂ
