February 4-11 2024
Shooting Sports and Geocaching @ Camp Strake
February 9 to 11, 2024
Dates
Meet at TUMC Friday — Feb 9 @ 6:00pm
Return to TUMC Sunday — Feb 11 @ 4:00pm
380 Shooting Sports & Geocaching !
Description: Rife and Shotgun shooting at its best. 380 Scouts do not want miss this campout!
There is a geocaching course with ten hidden geocaches around camp. Bring your own compasses.
Camp Strake is a first-class, state-of-the-art camp at a rural site near the Sam Houston National Forest, close to the community of Evergreen.
The camp was designed to create a 21st century Scouting experience for Scouts and their leaders and to be a transformational outdoor adventure experience to equip young people with a foundation for leadership.
Camp Strake is located on 2,816 acres and is surrounded on three sides by the Sam Houston National Forest and has the Lone Star Hiking Trail close to one corner of the property.
CAMP STRAKE (Sam Houston Council)
2020 Camp Strake Rd, Coldspring, TX 77331
United States
Enchanted Rock
Backpacking & Camping
March 15th - 17th, 2024
Dates
Meet at TUMC Friday, March 15th 2024 @ 6:00pm
Return to TUMC Sunday, March 17th 2022 @ 4:00pm
Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
Backpacking hike-in plus trip to top of the rock
Enchanted Rock State Park
16710 Ranch Rd. 965
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
United States
District Camporee
April 5 - 7, 2024
April Campout, Arrowhead District Annual Camporee & O.A. Callouts
Dates
Meet at TUMC Friday — April 5 @ 6:00pm
Return to TUMC Sunday — April 7 @ 2:00pm
Sid Richardson Scout Ranch
Boy Scout Rd, Bridgeport, TX 76426
United States
Camporee starts with the recognition that a patrol is the basic camping unit. The patrol demonstrates its very best camping techniques and shares its experiences with other patrols. The camporee involves the type of equipment that can be carried in a pack by boys and girls, and can be set up entirely by boys and girls, allowing them to be completely self-sufficient for a self-reliant experience over a period of two or three days.
Activities include Orienteering, Tug-O-War, Tomahawk, First-aid Rescue, Campfire and many more.
Guadaluple River State Park Kayaking
Dates
Meet at TUMC Friday — May 17 @ 6:00pm
Return to TUMC Sunday — May 19 @ 5:00pm
Kayaking River Day Trip
Guadalupe River State Park
3350 Park Rd 31, Spring Branch,
TX 78070
United States
Summer Camp
June 9 - 15th, 2024
2024 Summer Camp Hale in OK
Location: Co Rd. 249, Talihina, OK 74571
T380 2024 Summer Camp – Hale Scout Reservation OK
Troop 380 B&G - 2024 Scout Summer Camp
Hale Scout Reservation Talihina, OK 74571
Located in Winding Star Mountains of Ouachita National Forest
Co Rd. 249 Oklahoma [234 miles from TUMC via US 75 – 4 hrs.]
Week #2, June 9th -15th 2024
380 currently has Pawnee Campsite reserved – 15 two person tents: “Flat ground campsite” 380B & 380G will share same campsite
$25 pp deposit, due now to hold reservation, for scouts going in 2024!
$355 per Scout [$100 payment pp due Feb 1st – Final payment due May 1st] Note - Price including merit badge fees, except Horsemanship or ATV program, +$125.
$225 per Adult [$100 payment pp due Feb 1st – Final payment due May 1st]
380 travel expenses TBD.
So get signed up for Summer Camp, and we'll see you at Camp Hale
Find out more at the Camp Hale website.
Hale Scout Reservation
Co Rd 249
Talihina, OK 74571
United States
High Adventure
Summit Bechtel Reserve
Polaris ATV Trek
AT071424
July 14 - 20, 2024
The Polaris ATV Experience Overview
This is 60+ miles with four days of travel on ATVs. Trails will include a mixture of singletrack, Doubletrack and a small amount of gravel. The trails are easy to intermediate in difficulty with some optional difficult mud holes. Stops along the way include epic vistas, exciting side programs and natural STEM education moments. Everyone will especially love the Thursday afternoon mud hole training. We’ll intentionally get as stuck as possible in the biggest mud holes we can find. Then get ourselves out using ATV techniques, z-drag systems, and winches.
Program Details
Rugged exploration has long been a deeply entrenched tradition in West Virginia and from that, the ATV has developed as an important West Virginia tool for both work and recreation. While ATVs may seem like a simple vehicle to operate, they require significant skill and stamina to operate safely. This course brings back that feeling of rugged exploration while teaching you to safely drive an ATV through the wilderness.
On top of safe operation, you will also learn basic mechanic skills to keep your ATV running on the trail and get hands on practice with techniques to get your ATV unstuck from any mud situation. This is 60+ miles of ATV travel from one beautiful location to the next all while stopping at vistas, natural landmarks and teachable moments. Trails will generally be easy to intermediate in difficulty and include a mixture of technical features, wide open sections and lots of mud. We invite you to come enjoy an ATV experience through the back-woods terrain of the Summit Bechtel Reserve.
Summit Betchel Reserve
2550 Jack Furst Dr, Glen Jean, WV 25846
What We Do
Find Adventure
Come discover the most exciting time of your life! Girls and boys age 11 – 18 are invited to visit out troop and find out exactly why scouting is more than just another after-school activity.
Where We Go
Answering the Call of Adventure
In scouting, we believe that everything great happens outside. Which is why, in addition to our regular monthly campouts, Troop 380 scouts enjoy a fun-filled week each summer at one of the many incredible national BSA camps. Over the past several years, our scouts have visited Skymont Scout Reservation in Tennessee, Camp Daniel Boone in North Carolina, Camp Rockefeller in Arkansas, Camp Ben Delotour in Colorado and Camp Tom Hale in Oklahoma, and Camp Arrowhead in Missouri.
Have you?
Spent a night on a Submarine,
or an Aircraft Carrier,
or a Battleship?
Snowboarded side of Colorado Mountain?
Canoed the United States and Canadian Boundary Waters?
Snorkeled and sailed the Bahamas/the US Virgin Islands?
Explored underground caves?
Zip-lined over a quarter-mile?
Climbed & Rappelled rocks and mountains?
Troop 380 Scouts Have!
Summer 2020, due to COVID-19, many BSA Camps were closed. However, we are blessed to get Summer Camp at Camp Constantin on Possum Kingdom Lake, Texas.
Troop 380 were also able to complete our Summer 2020 High Adventure at Northern Tier Canoe Wilderness Trip at Ely, Minnesota
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2017 at Camp Delatour, Colorado
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2015 at Camp Alexander, Colorado
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2012 at Camp Pioneer, Arkansas
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2014 at USS Razorback & Camp Arrowhead, Arkansas
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2011 at Camp Skymont, Tennessee
Troop 380 SUMMER CAMP 2013 at Camp Daniel Boone, North Carolina
BSA Camp Daniel Boone
· Camp Daniel Boone is the highest elevation BSA camp east of the Mississippi River.
· Harrison High Adventure Base has some of the most challenging Scouting experiences.
· Camp Daniel Boone has the most attended summer camp program in Eastern United States.
Troop 380 Rappelling during SUMMER CAMP at Camp Orr, Arkansas in the beautiful Ozarks along the National Buffalo River
High Adventure
In order to develop character, citizenship, and personal fitness, young people need the opportunity to push past their comfort zones in real world settings that help them understand who they are and envision who they can become. High adventure programs provide crucial experiences that help young people clarify their values, goals and vision for the future.
Troop 380 Summer 2019 High Adventure at Bahamas Seabase
Sea Base is offering an exciting adventure based in Marsh Harbour on Great Abaco Island. Your crew can snorkel the beautiful, pristine reefs surrounding Marsh Harbour, wade ashore on the many small cays (pronounced keys) in the area, learn their unique history, and fish for the game-fish which are abundant in the Abacos. You’ll board traditional Bahamas sailing vessels designed to take you to such exotic places as Green Turtle Cay, Hopetown and Little Harbour. There’s plenty of time for fishing, snorkeling and swimming. Steady breezes, the protection of the barrier islands and the reef surrounding Abaco Sound provide perfect sailing getaways. This adventure can accommodate crews of 6-8 or 10-12 based on availability. This is a six-night, seven-day adventure.
Troop 380 has participated in Seabase Bahamas Sailing Expedition since 1994.
SEA BASE ST. THOMAS SAILING ADVENTURE
Experience the allure of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Here, the trade winds blow, offering some of the best sailing in the world. Upon arrival, your crew will board a 40-foot plus vessel with an experienced captain. Most units attain the 50 Miler Award as they circumnavigate the crystal blue waters surrounding the island of St. John. In addition to sailing, your unit will snorkel pristine coral reefs, hike in Virgin Islands National Park, swim ashore to incredible beaches, and more!
This is a six-night, seven-day adventure.
Troop 380 has participated in Seabase US Virgin Islands Sailing Expedition since 2020.
Troop 380 Summer 2020 High Adventure Northern Tier Canoe Wilderness Ely, MN
The flagship base of Northern Tier, the Charles L. Sommers Canoe Base has hosted Boy Scout canoe expeditions on the shores of Moose Lake since 1941. Located twenty miles outside of the town of Ely, MN, the Sommers Base outfits over 4,000 Scouts each year on wilderness canoe trips in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) in Minnesota and the Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario. Trips out of the Sommers base are limited to 8 total participants plus an Interpreter.
Troop 380 has participated in Northern Tier Summer Canoe Expedition since 1980.
Atikokan, ON – Donald Rogert Canoe Base
Located an 80-mile paddle North of the Sommers base, the Donald Rogert (“Atikokan”) Canoe Base outfits 1500 scouts each year for expeditions into the Northern regions of the Quetico Provincial Park as well as into the Canadian Crown Lands, including the Turtle River – White Otter Lake Provincial Park.
The Quetico is a gorgeous and pure wilderness, with traces of human travel; the Crown Lands region features the remains of a used wilderness – trappers cabins, age-old gold mines and even the remains of a World War II Prisoner of War camp can be found amidst the beautiful wilds of the Canadian Shield (a vast geological shield covered by a thin layer of soil). Crew sizes may be up to 11 participants plus an Interpreter if traveling in the Crown Land and 8 participants plus an interpreter if traveling in the Quetico.
Troop 380 Summer 2012 High Adventure at Philmont 12-Day Trek
12-Day Treks
As the traditional backpacking trek at Philmont, 12-day treks give crews the opportunity to hike for 10 days in the backcountry, with an arrival/departure day in Base Camp on each end of the journey. Crews will be welcomed and accompanied by a Philmont Ranger for their first 3 days and will participate in program activities throughout their trek. 12-day crews cover 50-120 miles over the course of their trek, and also complete the 3 hours of conservation work necessary to earn the Philmont Arrowhead Patch.
Troop 380 has participated in Philmont 12-day treks since 1978.
Troop 380 had recently participated in Philmont 12-day trek in 2012, 2014 (two treks), 2016 (two treks), 2021 and 2023.
The Summit Bechtel High Adventure Experiences Overview
High adventure at SBR adds a new dimension to the Scouting experience. High adventure is not just about adrenaline and the wow factor, it’s about digging deep within yourself, finding out what makes you tick and discovering how to push beyond what you think you can do.
Troop 380 has participated in Summit Bechtel Reserve High Adventure since 2022, namely ATV Trek.
The New River Experience
50+ miles of backpacking style travel on inflatable kayaks and rafts. Participants per session/signup: 8 people min. / 24 people max.
The Polaris® ATV Experience
60+ miles of rugged exploration in the New River Gorge area. Participants per session/signup: 8 people min. / 12 people max.
The Bikepacking Experience
50+ miles of backpacking style rides through the Summit and New River Gorge area. Participants per session/signup: 7 people min. /12 people max.
The Summit Experience
Introductory level experiences at each of the nine Summit high adventure venues! Participants per session/signup: 7 people min. / Unlimited max.
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For all youths who love games, sports, camping, adventure and more!
Troop 380 has served young people since 1970 by helping them build character, responsibility and leadership skills.
Our core activities include:
Learning basic and advanced scoutcraft and life skills
Participating in various outdoor activities - including monthly campouts
Engaging in community service
Building lifelong friendships
“We are always looking for enthusiastic boys and girls who love to have fun and enjoy the great outdoors to join us!”
Meetings are held throughout the year, every Monday evening from 7:00 – 8:30 pm at our sponsor location, Trinity United Methodist Church, in Arlington, Texas. Youths and parents are welcome to any meeting or activity.
Requirements to Join
Scouts BSA boys and girls must be at least 11 or complete the 5th grade
Scouts BSA must be younger than 18 [Venturing:BSA members must be 13 and under 21]
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