Camp Levi Levi

Camp Levi Levi is a Boy Scouts program listing whose address on file is in Kingman, Arizona rather than the Las Vegas area, so families in Las Vegas should confirm exactly where activities take place and whether the program serves the Las Vegas community before assuming it is a local option. The listing serves Cub Scouts ages 5 to 10 and Scouts BSA ages 11 to 18, covering the traditional scouting age span.

Programs offered include camping, hiking, first aid, outdoor skills, community service, leadership development, merit badges, archery, shooting sports, rock climbing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and fishing, a broad outdoor skills list typical of a scouting program with access to camping grounds and outdoor facilities. It operates year-round according to the listing.

No specific hours are recorded, which fits a scouting program built around scheduled camp sessions and troop meetings rather than a fixed daily schedule. The phone number on file is (928) 757-9792, an Arizona area code consistent with the Kingman address, and there is no website listed. Pricing is recorded in the $$ range, though no exact fee is given for camp sessions or annual dues.

Given the address discrepancy, a Las Vegas family interested in this listing should call (928) 757-9792 first to ask whether Camp Levi Levi serves Las Vegas scouts directly, whether it is a camp facility that Las Vegas troops travel to periodically, or whether it primarily serves the Kingman, Arizona area. The activity list, including archery, shooting sports, rock climbing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and fishing, is the kind of outdoor programming many scouting families look for, but confirming location and travel distance from Las Vegas is a necessary first step before treating this as a local option on the same footing as a program actually based in the city.

Merit badge work and leadership development are listed alongside the outdoor activities, which points to a full scouting curriculum rather than a single-weekend outdoor excursion, though again the Kingman address means a Las Vegas family should weigh the travel involved before enrolling a child.