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"Scout camps have a ranger on-site with a house usually within a mile and other troops are near by.  Most state parks have 911 coverage, other campers and county sheriffs respond quickly. \n \n\n\n\tIf you have scouts with special challenges, the situation changes.  And then I'd really ask the question ... are you comfortable taking responsibility for that specific scout?  At that point, I'm not sure any number of adults will help ... unless you require the parent to attend.\n \n\n\n\tIn my 15 years of troop camping, we've camped with 30+ scouts and two adults about five or six times.  It worked great.  I also found scouts avoided the adults much less and stayed together more.  .... Most campouts were 3 to 6 adults.  It was okay.  ... The worst campouts were always when we had 10+ adults or a ratio of 1 adult to 3 scouts or 1 adult to 2 scouts. \n \n"
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