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=== Family Camping === | === Family Camping === | ||
<p><table border><tr><th>"Camping should only take place in accordance with guidelines outlined by your state and local health department and other local officials, as well as under the direction of your local BSA council and chartered organization. There is no formal national policy on social distancing in tents, just as there is no prohibition on tenting alone if logistics can accommodate that request. As always, all BSA youth protection policies must be followed." (BSA 14-May-2020 Covid-19 FAQ)</th></tr></table> | <p><table border><tr><th>"Camping should only take place in accordance with guidelines outlined by your state and local health department and other local officials, as well as under the direction of your local BSA council and chartered organization. There is no formal national policy on social distancing in tents, just as there is no prohibition on tenting alone if logistics can accommodate that request. As always, all BSA youth protection policies must be followed." ([https://www.scouting.org/coronavirus/covid-19-faq/ BSA 14-May-2020 Covid-19 FAQ])</th></tr></table> | ||
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Beginning in early May, may state and county governmental authorities have granted permission for "family camping" to take place. Many troops and councils have held a number of "family camping" events in the past. Here are an example. | Beginning in early May, may state and county governmental authorities have granted permission for "family camping" to take place. Many troops and councils have held a number of "family camping" events in the past. Here are an example. | ||