spring fellowship
April 24-26, 2026 | Camp Baker
Shake off the winter chill and join us for a weekend of fun and brotherhood at Spring Fellowship!
Whether you’re a new Arrowman looking to get involved or a long-time member ready to swap stories, come help us kick off the season with great food, better company, and the unrivaled spirit of Kunamokst.
Registration
Registration Deadline: April 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED to attend Kunamokst events.
No walk-ins will be accepted at the event.
Event Pricing
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Youth (under 21) Early-Bird Pricing$25.00Ends March 29, 2026
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Adult (21+) Early-Bird Pricing$30.00Ends March 29, 2026
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Youth (under 21) Standard Pricing$35.00March 29 - April 19, 2026
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Adult (21+) Standard Pricing$40.00March 29 - April 19, 2026
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Antler Pass Holders$0.00Must register by April 19, 2026.
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Single Meal*$10.00 eachMust register by April 19, 2026.
*The Single Meal registration option is for participants attending for only ONE meal. Participants attending for two or more meals are considered full participants and must register as such.
Schedule
Check out the schedule for the event. Copies will also be available at the event.
Program Highlights
Winter Fellowship is more than just a weekend away – it’s an opportunity to reconnect with friends, make new memories, and kick off the year with energy. Our schedule is carefully crafted to balance impactful service and training with high-energy activities and fellowship, ensuring there is something for every Arrowman to enjoy.
Here is some of what participants can look forward to at the event.
Activities
Our program committee is hard at work planning some amazing activities for everyone at Winter Fellowship. Check back later for the list of what Winter Fellowship has to offer.
Training
Winter Fellowship will feature a dedicated hour of training on Saturday morning with classes focused on ceremonies, Elangomats, leadership development, and more.
The full list of training session opportunities will be available soon.
Service
Service is a pillar of the Order of the Arrow. While Winter Fellowship is a time for fun and brotherhood, we remain dedicated to our commitment to cheerful service. This event provides us an opportunity to give back to the camp and ensure it remains a premier destination for Scouts throughout the year.
What to Expect
We have built in a dedicated hour of lodge-wide service directly into the Saturday program. During this time, there will be no other activities or meetings planned. This is a time for everyone to come together in service.
We know there are always those Arrowmen who enjoy spending extra time providing service. Additional projects may be available throughout the weekend during open program time. Reach out to our service team at [email protected] for more information.
Project Details & Equipment Needs
Our service committee is currently working on preparing the project list for the weekend. Specific projects and any equipment needs will be posted here as the event approaches. Be suer to pack your work gloves and clothes so you are prepared to lend a hand.
Auction
On Saturday, the lodge will host both a silent and oral auction, featuring a variety of Scouting memorabilia, patches, and other items.
Whether you are looking for a new patch for your collection, new gear, or just to support the lodge, there is something for everyone.
Why Your Bids Matter
All proceeds from the Winter Fellowship auction go directly to the Jim Vitus Leadership Development Fund. This fund provides vital scholarships for our Arrowmen to attend training opportunities, such as the National Leadership Seminar (NLS), helping to develop our future lodge leaders.
Donations
We are seeking items in new or lightly used condition. To ensure a successful event, please keep the following guidelines in mind:
- We want to appeal to a broad audience. Consider donating camping equipment, tools, sporting goods, experiences (tickets, gift vouchers, etc) in addition to patches and memorabilia.
- Please remember – this is an auction, not a garage sale.
- We currently have an abundance of coffee mugs and books. Please direct the specific items to other Scouting organizations or thrift stores.
How to Donate
Ready to contribute? You have two easy ways to get your items to us:
- At the Event: Bring your items with you and drop them off at the auction area by the end of breakfast on Saturday.
- Early Drop-Off: If you cannot attend or will be arriving after breakfast, please contact [email protected] to arrange a pickup or delivery ahead of time.
Bid high, bid often, and help us invest in the next generation of leaders!
Brotherhood
Winter Fellowship is the first opportunity of 2026 to for Arrowmen to seal their membership and become Brotherhood members.
All Ordeal members who completed their Ordeal induction prior to August 22, 2025 are eligible to become Brotherhood members at Winter Fellowship.
Want to seal your membership? Here is what you need to do:
- Register for Winter Fellowship and make sure to select “Yes” on the question to register for Brotherhood.
- Pay the $15 Brotherhood fee (either with online registration or at the door).
- Make sure your annual member dues for 2026 are paid.
- Prepare for Brotherhood by completing the Brotherhood Journey online through your OA Member Portal.
- Attend the Brotherhood Attainment session at the event and the Brotherhood Ceremony
Vigil Selection
On Saturday morning, the lodge Vigil selection committee, consisting of youth Vigil members and non-Vigil chapter representatives, will gather to select the 2026 Kunamokst Lodge Vigil Honor Class.
Please reach out to our Vigil committee at [email protected] with any questions.
NOAC 2027 Meeting
Interested in attending the National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) in the summer of 2027? Attend our first informational meeting to learn more about NOAC, contingent formation, pricing, and more.
This first meeting will be for information only. The lodge will begin to form their contingent in April.
Dance Party & Kunamokst Lounge
When the sun goes down, the energy goes up! Immediately following the evening show, we’re turning up the volume for a high-energy dance party that will light up the night. We’re transforming the dining hall with decorations, lights, and a playlist designed to keep the energy soaring until the very end.
Need a break from the dance floor? The Kunamokst Lounge will be be serving up a curated menu of theme-inspired mocktails. These handcrafted drinks are the perfect way to toast a great weekend with your friends.
Sewing Station
We want to ensure every Arrowman can wear our new brand with pride. That’s why we have launched a sewing station initiative. Our goal is to offer members the chance to get their Kunamokst flaps or Pacific Crest Council shoulder patches (CSPs) sewn on their uniforms on-site, free of charge.
Stop by the sewing station on Saturday during open program and one of our volunteers can help get your uniform updated with the new lodge and council brand. NOTE: Sewing is limited to CSPs and lodge flaps only.
General Information
Code of Conduct
The success of Kunamokst Lodge events depends on the conduct of every event participant.
All attendees of Kunamokst Lodge events must sign a Kunamokst Attendee Code of Conduct. This Code of Conduct is valid from Jan 1 – Dec 31 of the year it is signed and must be updated annually.
Please bring a signed Code of Conduct with you to check in at the event. Copies will also be available at the event.
*Note: A signature from a parent/guardian is required for all participants under 18 years of age.
Arrival & Check In
Parking
Vehicles are not allowed in the main camp. Please park in the camp parking lot and carry your gear to your campsite/cabin. If you have program materials or equipment for the event to unload, you may drive into camp and quickly unload at the dining hall and/or Gratke, but then must move your vehicle back to the parking lot.
All vehicles must be backed in.
Check In Process
All check in will take place in the dining hall starting at 7:00 PM on Friday. As you enter the dining hall, look for the banner that says “Event Check In.”
Step 1: Medical Forms
You must first turn in a printed copy of your Scouting Annual Health and Medical Record Part A & B (see medical form section for more information) to the camp health officer or their representative. This will be the first line of the check in process as you enter the dining hall. In exchange, you will get a ticket that you will give to the check in staff. This indicates to them that your medical form has been properly turned in.
Step 2: Check In
Once you have turned in your medical form you will need to visit our check in table. During peak hours there will be two lines to help speed up the process.
You will need the following to check in:
- Ticket from the camp health officer showing you turned in your medical form
- Printed and signed copy of the Kunamokst Attendee Code of Conduct.
- Form of payment for any dues, event, or Brotherhood attainment fees (if you did not pre-pay).
During the check in process, you will receive:
- Your event wristband (must be worn at all times during the event)
- A copy of the weekend schedule and any additional program information or materials
- Your housing assignment (see accommodations section)
- Your auction bidder number (if you want one)
- Any assigned service / cleanup assignments for your chapter
Check In Table Hours
Friday Night: 7:00 – 10:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM; 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM; 5:15 PM – 7:00 PM
How to Speed Up Your Check-In
Help the check in process go as smoothly as possible by being prepared.
- Pre-pay for the event (if possible) or have your form of payment ready when you arrive. You can go back on your online registration (using the link in your confirmation email) and pay before you arrive.
- Have a copy of your completed, signed medical form ready when you arrive.
- Have a signed copy of the Kunamokst Attendee Code of Conduct ready when you arrive.
- Make sure you have resolved any Scouting America registration or Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT) issues before the event. These issues will be communicated to you via email by our registration team before the event.
Check Out & Leaving Camp
Check Out Process
Everyone must check out before leaving camp. This requirement is so that the event leadership knows who is and isn’t supposed to be in camp in the event of an emergency.
To check out, please pick up your medical form from the camp health officer (or representative) and inform the check in staff that you are leaving.
If you are leaving anytime on Sunday morning, you only need to grab your medical form.
If you are leaving at any other point during the event, please pick up your medical form and check out during the meal time prior to your planned departure (during our check in table open hours).
Temporary Leaving Camp
If you need to temporarily leave camp during the event, but will be returning (e.g. running to the store, sleeping offsite), please fill out the “Temporary Camp Sign Out” sheet located at the check in table and sign yourself back in upon your return. This sign out sheet will be available throughout the event, even outside of open check in hours.
Youth are not allowed to leave camp during the event unless with their parent/guardian or with permission from the lodge adviser.
Medical Forms
In accordance with Scouting America policy, everyone attending a Kunamokst Lodge event is required to have an Annual Health and Medical Record Part A & B to attend.
The form consists of three pages and is completed by the participant (or participant’s parent/guardian). It provides critical information needed in the event medical treatment is needed while at the event, including consent and release.
A parent/guardian signature is required on the form for all attendees under 18 years of age.
The form must be updated annually (check the signature date on the front) or when your medical history changes.
Attendees must bring a printed, complete, and current medical form with them to the event in order to check in. Electronic forms cannot be accepted.
Kunamokst Lodge strives to protect the privacy of all its attendees. Annual Health and Medical Records are kept in a secure location by the lodge’s camp health officer and information provided is used on a need-to-know basis.
Housing Assignments
All participants staying in camp will be assigned to either a cabin or Adirondack campsite. Tents are not needed.
You will receive your housing assignment when you check in. If you are arriving at camp before event check in opens (7pm on Friday), please contact [email protected] after Feb 16th to get your housing assignment.
All housing is assigned prior to arrival at the event! We use the information you provided during online registration to assign housing to factor in special accommodations and Safeguarding Youth policies (separation of ages and genders).
Please do not set up your sleeping quarters until you receive your housing assignment from our check in staff. If you set up in the wrong place, you will have to move your stuff. If you need to change your housing assignment, please check with our check in staff. Do not change your assigned housing location without permission from the check in staff.
What to Bring
- Scouting Field Uniform & OA Sash
- Complete & printed copy of Scouting Annual Health & Medical Record Part A & B (parent/guardian signature required for participants under 18). *Electronic forms will not be accepted.
- Money for dues, event registration, Antler Pass or Brotherhood (if applicable).
- Sleeping bag and sleeping pad
- Clothing for the weekend
- Sleepwear
- Coat/sweatshirt
- Rain gear
- Close-toed shoes
- Flashlight
- Water bottle
- Gloves for service project
- Personal toiletries and medications
- A great Scouting attitude!
Optional
- Auction donations
- Money for the Trading Post and auctions