Chippewa Campouts

The best part of camp is being there together. Chippewa Campouts helps with the rest. Built for the current families and alumni of our Chippewa camping group, it keeps the weekend close at hand: where to go, what’s next, who’s who, and who’s bringing the ice cream. Find your way around Circle F Explore a beautifully illustrated camp map or switch to the aerial view. Tap a campsite, dock or activity to see what happens there. Get approximate walking directions and an ETA from your location. When an event is coming up or starting, its place on the map comes to life. Be there for the good stuff See published Nation events alongside Chippewa’s plans. Find events by day or place, save upcoming reminders, and receive updates from the Chief when alerts are enabled. Between campouts, look ahead to the next dates and revisit past weekends. Put a name to every face Browse large portraits of dads and Braves, see which family a Brave belongs to, and call or text his dad. Update your family’s photos, Indian names and first-campout details. Welcome new members and see the upcoming breakers. Alumni have their own directory with family photos, joined and breaking campouts, and Wise Sachem recognition for former Chiefs. Keep the weekend Share photos and videos with the tribe, upload photos in batches, and add a like or a comment. Browse by date, event, place or people, or find the most-liked and most-discussed memories. Optional activity suggestions and family photo matching help organize uploads; you can always edit the tags yourself. Everyone has a part Find your campout jobs, see who’s helping, and check the details. From setup to cleanup, it’s easier when everyone knows where to pitch in. A little preparation goes a long way Download the map, schedule, directory and jobs before camp for offline access. Choose whether to share your location with other dads for a limited time, and stop whenever you like. Made for our tribe Chippewa Campouts is for adult members of our camping group. Current families register with the group code. Alumni answer two short questions from their time at camp, then register with an email and password, without a code or Chief approval. New accounts follow a guided setup for family names, campout history and photos before entering. Dads manage their children’s profiles; children do not create accounts. Photos share automatically, and videos appear when processing finishes. Members can report content and block a contributor; the Chief handles reported content and membership. Location sharing, notifications and photo matching are optional. Walking estimates and Chief alerts are not emergency services. Sua Sponte. Of your own accord. For the Good of the Nation. Support: https://chippewa.camp/support Privacy: https://chippewa.camp/privacy