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Joining Troop 826 means becoming part of something bigger than yourself. Whether you're an experienced Scout or completely new to Scouting, you'll find adventure, friendships, and opportunities to grow alongside boys who encourage one another to succeed.
At Troop 826, Scouts don't just attend meetings—they lead expeditions, serve their community, challenge themselves outdoors, and build memories that last a lifetime.
ADVENTURE
Camp every month, attend summer camp, and experience high-adventure opportunities that challenge, inspire, and build confidence.
LEADERSHIP
Learn by doing in a truly Scout-led troop where young men make decisions, solve problems, and discover the confidence to lead others.
BROTHERHOOD
Build friendships that last a lifetime while becoming part of a troop where every Scout is encouraged, supported, and challenged to become his best.
Who Can Join Troop 826?
Troop 826 welcomes boys who are ready for adventure,
friendship, responsibility, and growth.
Boys Ages 11-17
Young men ages 11–17 discover adventure, build confidence, and find lifelong friendships in a welcoming troop community.
Completed Fifth Grade
Boys who have completed fifth grade are ready to begin their Scouts BSA journey and experience new adventures together.
Arrow of Light Scouts Welcome
Cub Scouts earning the Arrow of Light can continue their Scouting journey while building friendships and new outdoor skills.
No Experience Required
No previous Scouting, camping, or outdoor experience is required. Every Scout learns new skills while growing with the troop.
What to Expect
Every meeting is led by Scouts, guided by our values, and designed to help
your son grow in a safe. positive, and supportiveenviroment.
WARM WELCOME
A Scout and adult leader will greet your family, answer your questions, and help everyone feel welcome from the moment you arrive.
MEET YOUR PATROL
Your son will meet Scouts his age, join a patrol, and experience firsthand how teamwork, friendship, and leadership work together.
SEE A MEETING
Watch Scouts lead the meeting, practice outdoor skills, plan upcoming adventures, and learn together through hands-on activities.
WATCH SCOUTS LEAD
Talk with Scouts, parents, and leaders about camping, uniforms, costs, activities, advancement, and anything else you'd like to know.
ASK ANY QUESTIONS
See Scouts solving problems, teaching new skills, working as patrols, and building confidence through real leadership experiences.
VISIT WITHOUT PRESSURE
Visit as many meetings as you'd like before deciding. We want your family to feel confident that Troop 826 is the right fit.
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