Category: Scouting Culture

Are scout campouts some of the best times of your life? They should be! Some of my favorite Scouting memories come from the activities and games my troop would play during our camps. In this...

Scouting isn't just for boys anymore! As of February 2019, the BSA officially opened its doors to girls ages 11-18. This means, for the first time in history, a girl can not only join the Boy...

Kids ages 5-10 are able to become Cub Scouts and learn useful lessons in the outdoors. Like joining Scouting though, becoming a Cub Scout also costs money. In this article, I'll be breaking down...

Scoutmasters, adult volunteers, and committee members are the backbone of any Boy Scout troop. These individuals dedicate their time and energy towards creating great Scouting experiences for...

Are you packing for an upcoming scout campout? Would you like to be prepared for anything? If so, great! You're in the right place. As an Eagle Scout, I've packed for countless scout camps in...

The American flag is one of the most important symbols of Scouts BSA. At almost every Scouting campout, Court of Honor, and troop meeting, scouts will hold some sort of opening presentation that...