Troop 116

Families

Troop 116’s amazing trips program—from weekend adventures to summer epics, these are the stories you will tell for a lifetime

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116 Core Values
Forms & documents
Why join Troop 116
FAQ
How to join
Leaders
New Parent Handbook
Uniforms
Useful links
Lower rank stuff to do at home
Summer camp
Spaghetti Dinner

What makes Troop 116 stand out —in addition to being youth-led and matriculating an unusually high percentage of Eagle Scouts—is our robust trips program.

We generally take one weekend trip every month from September to June, plus a summer high adventure or road trip in addition to the traditional Scout summer camp.

So far, the troop has visited:

  • 50 US states
  • 8 Canadian provinces
  • 14 countries

This section

Troop 116

Leaders

Who's in charge around here, anyway?
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Why join Troop 116

What Troop 116 has to offer you and your family
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Forms & documents

All the necessary paperwork you'll need for joining, trips, and summer camp
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Uniforms

What you need for a Scout uniform (in short: Just the shirt, really; we'll provide all the patches; everything else is optional)
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FAQ

I think, after 30 years of having an Internet, we all know what a FAQ is
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116 Core Values

What Troop 116 considers important for a Scout
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Useful links

One-stop shopping for all the handy links to BSA and gear sites
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New Parent Handbook

A guide for families new to 116 put together by current and former parents, guardians, and adult leaders
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How to join

How to join SA Troop 116

Also handy

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Lower ranks we cover

All the requirements for the lower ranks (Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class) that any Scout who attends most meetings and trips will get checked off within two years
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Standard trip details

The basics and logistics for most weekend trips—when we leave, how much trips cost, what to pack, etc.