The Scouts enjoyed swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing, food, campfires and more at the open boating campout at Allatoona last weekend.

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This past weekend the Troop ventured up to the Toccoa River for tubing fun on a two night camping event at the Skeenah Mill & Campground in Suches, GA.

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What a great week at Summer Camp 2025! Despite the rain, the Scouts accomplished over 30 merit badges in just one week.

As there were actual no trips to the health lodge, the Sock Patrol had ample time to practice First Aid and complete various requirements to rank up. Some of the other Scouts in the Troop assisted the Woodruff Camp’s Ranger in a service project to clean up and mulch branches around the campground.

Also, this was Mr. Carlin’s first time at Summer Camp with the Troop, and he thoroughly enjoyed his experience and watching everybody work together and have fun.

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On Saturday , May 24th, the Troop placed flags at the Marietta National Cemetery to honor and remember the U.S. military personnel who died while serving the country.

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Despite the heavy rain on the first night at Camp Westin, almost everyone managed to stay dry. On Saturday, the Scouts learned valuable skills such as first aid, knots, wood chopping, and the ceremony of the flags. Later in the evening, some Scouts built chairs out of rope, while others engaged in a refreshing water war. The Scouts also enjoyed many delicious meals and learned new games.

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The March campout took our Scouts to the Scout Challenge at Bert Adams where they joined over 2,000 others Scouters. Despite the weather shortening the camp out by a night, the Scouts enjoyed exploring themed stations offering unique challenges like deciphering secret codes, building survival shelters, or navigating obstacle courses. They also had the opportunity to enjoy team-based and solo quests to earn badges, and unlock hidden achievements, as well as trying new activities such as archery, axe throwing, and much more.

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For the February camp out, the the Scouts headed up to Woodruff to participate in Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience (Project COPE), a national program of the Boy Scouts of America. The experience was composed of group initiative games, trust events, low course events, and high ropes course events in which participants devised solutions to a variety of problems.

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