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What is Boy Scouts?
What is Boy Scouts?
The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a great opportunity for youth ages 11-17 to get excited about the great outdoors. It was created in 1910 by Robert Baden Powell to teach young people character development, citizenship training, leadership, and fitness. Through the process, we participate in many outdoor activities:
HIKING
CYCLING
AQUATICS
CAMPING
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We meet every Tuesday at St Pauls United Methodist Church in Oakland, Md.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do you go camping?
How often do you go camping?
We try to have campouts every month.
How can I volunteer?
How can I volunteer?
You can volunteer to be Merit Badge Counselors, assist as drivers and/or participants for monthly or summer outings.
May parents attend meetings?
May parents attend meetings?
Absolutely!
What are merit badges?
What are merit badges?
Merit Badges are awards earned by members of the BSA that represent proficiency in a skill or area of study.
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