Camping is a favorite Scouting adventure! Scouts set up tents, cook meals outdoors, build safe fires, and follow “Leave No Trace” to protect nature. It’s fun and builds teamwork.
Outdoor experiences are at the heart of Scouting. Through camping, hiking, and hands-on adventures, Scouts challenge themselves, build confidence, and develop lifelong skills while exploring the natural world around them. From quiet moments in the woods to high-energy activities on land and water, the outdoor program helps Scouts grow as leaders, teammates, and stewards of the environment—all while having a whole lot of fun.
Each program offers a variety of engaging activities designed to build skills, confidence, teamwork, and a love of adventure. Experiences are tailored to each age group and focus on learning by doing—both outdoors and in the community.
Camping is a favorite Scouting adventure! Scouts set up tents, cook meals outdoors, build safe fires, and follow “Leave No Trace” to protect nature. It’s fun and builds teamwork.
Hiking means exploring trails and enjoying nature. Scouts get stronger, learn maps and compasses, spot wildlife, and love the outdoors—all safely with leaders.
Backpacking takes Scouts on longer trips with their own gear. They learn responsibility, navigation, packing skills, and self-reliance while working as a team.
Pioneering lets Scouts build cool structures like bridges, towers, and shelters using ropes, knots, and poles. It’s hands-on fun that teaches teamwork, problem-solving, and traditional outdoor skills.
Conservation projects help Scouts care for the environment. You’ll do things like planting trees, cleaning trails, or restoring habitats to protect nature and give back to your community.
Orienteering is like a treasure hunt with maps and compasses. Scouts learn to navigate trails, find checkpoints, and solve problems while exploring safely outdoors.
Water activities include canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, and more. Scouts learn important water safety rules, how to handle boats, and how to enjoy being on the water together.
High adventure offers bigger challenges for older Scouts, like rock climbing, backpacking, or special trips. It builds confidence, leadership, and teamwork in exciting, safe ways.
Survival skills teach Scouts how to stay safe in the outdoors—like building shelters, finding safe water, basic first aid, and signaling for help. It’s all about being prepared and confident.
Winter activities let Scouts enjoy snow with things like snowshoeing, skiing, ice fishing, or building snow shelters. You’ll stay warm, safe, and have fun in the cold weather.
Scouts learn to work together, take responsibility, and lead with confidence through shared outdoor challenges.
From camping and navigation to first aid and problem-solving, Scouts build real-world skills they use for life.
Trying new things and achieving goals in the outdoors helps Scouts grow stronger, braver, and more confident.
Outdoor adventures like hiking, swimming, and climbing keep Scouts active while building strength, endurance, and healthy habits.
Scouts develop a deep respect for nature through conservation, outdoor ethics, and hands-on learning.
Scouting builds friendships and communication skills through teamwork, shared experiences, and fun.
From hands-on adventures to leadership development, Scouting helps youth grow with confidence, character, and purpose. Discover the program that best fits your child’s age, interests, and sense of adventure.