Forman3D Cards — Camp Mail
Send a Postcard to Your Camper at Camp Yawgoog
Create a personal postcard for your Scout online. Forman3D prints it, stamps it, and mails it to Camp Yawgoog using the camper and campsite information you provide.
Prefer to do it yourself? You can also write, stamp, and mail your own postcard using the address below. Forman3D is an optional convenience service.
How to address mail to your camper at Yawgoog
Camp Yawgoog is one reservation made up of three camps — Three Point, Medicine Bow, and Sandy Beach — each with its own campsites. Incoming mail is received by the reservation, sorted among the three camps, and then distributed to campsites. Including the camp, campsite, week, troop, and community helps staff route your postcard correctly.
What Yawgoog asks families to include
[Your Scout’s Full Name] Camp [Three Point / Medicine Bow / Sandy Beach] [Campsite Name], Week [Number] Troop [Number], [Community] Camp Yawgoog 61 Camp Yawgoog Road Rockville, RI 02873This is the camp-routing information Yawgoog asks families to include. Follow your troop’s current instructions if they differ.
Example
Jordan Smith Camp Sandy Beach Silver Buffalo, Week 5 Troop 123, Springfield Camp Yawgoog 61 Camp Yawgoog Road Rockville, RI 02873Fictional example. Sandy Beach, Silver Buffalo, Week 5, Troop 123, and Springfield are made up to show the structure — they are not a real camper assignment.
Entering this in the postcard creator
Put your Scout’s name in the name field and Camp Yawgoog in the camp-name field, then the street, city, and ZIP. Use the routing fields for the camp or area (Three Point, Medicine Bow, or Sandy Beach), the campsite, the week, and troop/community if your troop asks for it — the postcard prints all of it so Yawgoog staff can route your Scout’s mail.
Information reviewed from Camp Yawgoog’s official parent information on June 24, 2026. The official site may also reference Narragansett Council, BSA and P.O. Box 61. Forman3D does not verify your camper’s assignment — enter it exactly as your troop provided it.
Give the postcard time to arrive
Successful delivery depends on three separate stages, and the timing of each can vary:
- Forman3D production — printing and preparing your postcard for mailing.
- USPS transit — First-Class Mail delivery to the camp.
- Camp distribution — the reservation sorting mail among the three camps and campsites.
Send early enough to allow time for printing, postal delivery, and internal camp distribution. For a one-week stay, many families prepare mail before their camper leaves home. We cannot guarantee arrival by a specific date or hand-delivery to your camper.
How Forman3D works
Choose a design or upload a photo
Pick a camp design or add your own photo from a phone or computer.
Write your message and enter the address
Add a short message and your camper’s mailing information, exactly as your troop provided it.
Forman3D prints, stamps, and mails it
We print the 4 × 6 postcard, add First-Class postage, and mail it for $3.95.
You may also write, stamp, and mail your own postcard directly. Forman3D is an optional convenience service and is not required by the camp.
Message ideas
Postcards are short, visible during mailing, and best kept warm and positive. A few ideas:
- A quick family update
- A photo of a pet at home
- A note of encouragement
- A clean joke to share with the cabin
- News from a sibling
- A short note of pride
- A reminder of something fun waiting at home
- A favorite family memory
- A simple “we are thinking of you”
Keep urgent, sensitive, medical, disciplinary, or distressing news for a private conversation rather than a postcard.
Camp Yawgoog mail FAQ
How should I address mail to my camper at Yawgoog?
Write your Scout’s full name, the camp (Three Point, Medicine Bow, or Sandy Beach), the campsite, the week number, and the troop number and community, followed by the Camp Yawgoog mailing address. Complete routing information helps staff direct mail to the correct camp and campsite.
Which Yawgoog camp should I enter?
Use the camp assignment your troop gives you. Yawgoog is divided into Camp Three Point, Camp Medicine Bow, and Camp Sandy Beach. If you are not sure, check with your troop before mailing.
Why does Yawgoog need the campsite and week?
Mail is received by the reservation and sorted among the three camps and their campsites. The campsite, week, troop, and community details help staff route your postcard to the right place.
Can I send a postcard before my camper leaves?
Yes. For a one-week stay, preparing and ordering early gives the postcard the most time to be printed, mailed, and distributed at camp.
Can Forman3D guarantee arrival?
No. Delivery depends on printing time, USPS transit, and the camp’s own internal distribution, so we cannot guarantee arrival by a specific date.
Can I mail my own postcard?
Yes. You are always welcome to write, stamp, and mail your own postcard directly. Forman3D is an optional convenience service.
Is Forman3D affiliated with Camp Yawgoog?
No. Forman3D is an independent mailing service that prints, stamps, and mails postcards created by families. Mailing information is provided for convenience and should be verified against current instructions from your troop or camp.
Does Forman3D know my Scout’s campsite?
No. Forman3D does not have your camper’s assignment. You enter the camp, campsite, week, troop, and community yourself, exactly as your troop provided them.
Where did these instructions come from?
The addressing guidance is based on Camp Yawgoog’s official parent information. Always follow the current instructions your troop or camp provides if they differ.
What happens if my troop gives different instructions?
Follow your troop’s current instructions. Troop and camp guidance is the authoritative source for how to address your camper’s mail.