Middle School Is a Great Time to Start an Adventure
Troop 826 gives Waggoner Road boys a nearby place to build friendships, learn outdoor skills and take on responsibility that genuinely matters.
See what Scouting looks like
Outdoor adventures, shared responsibilities and friendships give boys room to grow.
More independence. Bigger challenges. People who count on him.
Grades 6–8 are when many boys are ready to move, explore and prove something to themselves. In a Scout patrol, responsibility is not hypothetical—it is part of every meeting and campout.
- Camp and cook with a patrol
- Learn practical outdoor skills
- Take turns leading peers
- Serve the Reynoldsburg community
- Grow alongside older Scout mentors
Not just something to attend. Something to become part of.
Adventure
Monthly campouts, summer camp, paddling, climbing and high-adventure experiences.
Leadership
Scouts make plans, teach skills, solve problems and learn to lead their peers.
Brotherhood
Older Scouts mentor younger Scouts and friendships grow around shared challenges.
Capability
Preparation, cooking, teamwork, resilience, service and practical life skills.
Come see the troop for yourself.
Visitors are welcome from 7:00–8:30 PM at VFW Post 9473, 1420 S. Waggoner Road. No appointment, uniform or previous Scouting experience is required.
Troop 826 is an independent Scouts BSA troop and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Waggoner Road Junior High or Reynoldsburg City Schools.
See what your next adventure could look like
Flip through the Troop 826 Visitor Guide for a practical look at patrol life, youth leadership, camping, joining, and what families can expect during the first 90 days.
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