Winter Camp at Lost Pines Scout Resevation - Bastrop
Winter Camp is a great time to be at Lost Pines Scout Reservation. Our staff is focused on providing the best possible program for your Scouts BSA Troop. As usual, two sessions will be offered, with a heavy emphasis on Eagle-Required merit badges
Select the sessions that best fits the schedules of your Scouts and their families.
Session 1: December 27-30, 2024
Session 2: January 3-6, 2025
Merit Badge Extravaganza - San Antonio
This is a two day event that gives Boy Scouts the opportunity to earn merit badges to help with their path to earn their Eagle Scout rank and serve our community.
NYLT at Sid Richards Scout Ranch- Bridgeport
National Youth Leadership (NYLT) Training is the premier youth leadership development course for the Boy Scouts of America within the Longhorn Council. It brings together youth leaders from all over the council to learn and apply the skills they need to be effective leaders in their teams and units. This course draws upon the most current leadership models used by corporate America, academic circles, and successful outdoor leadership organizations throughout the country. This exciting and fast-paced training discusses team development and appropriate leadership strategies to enable teams and units to reach their highest performance level. Come experience the ultimate in youth leadership training.
December 26 to December 31
NYLT at Camp Bovay - Navasota
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is an exciting, action-packed six-day council-level program designed to provide Scouts in troops, crews, and ships with leadership skills and experience they can use in their home units and other situations demanding leadership of self and others.
December 26-31, 2024
Winter Camp at Clemets Scout Ranch - Athens
Winter Camp at Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp in Athens, Texas, is a four-day, four-night jamboree-style camping event for Scouts BSA troops, Sea Scout ships and Venturing crews. It is Circle Ten Council’s single largest camping event and is staffed by Circle Ten’s Mikanakawa Lodge of the Order of the Arrow. Many units consider it the highlight of their yearly camping program.
Units camp jamboree-style with multiple units in a single campsite. The chance to make new friends from outside your immediate Scouting circle is one of the key rewards. Food is prepared by each unit in their campsites.
Each morning, Scouts can work on merit badges or take part in special living history programs in the Mountain Man, Indian Village and Lumberjack areas.
Afternoons offer a wide-range of activities including competitive games, shooting sports, climbing, activities in the living history areas, horseback riding, wood-turning and more!
Evenings include special events like a Native American Pow Wow, Cowboy Action Shoot competition, Polar Bear Swim, or just relaxing in the campsite around the campfire.
We guarantee there is something for everyone in your troop.
Join us December 27-31, 2024!
