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Just some of the stuff we've done in the 2017 - 2018 Scouting year.

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On April 6th, Troop 337 loaded up and headed to Camp Oklawaha, the northernmost camp owned by Gulf Stream Council. The enthusiastic group arrived around 8pm and setup at the Navajo campsite, located next to the camp’s lake and close to the creek. After setting up the tents and gear, the Scouts played cards by the light of lanterns. The air was nice and cool and made for some excellent sleeping weather. The next morning, after a hearty breakfast, the troop set off on an amazing journey down the Oklawaha River skillfully handing the currents and the twist and turns. After lunch, the troop then explored the most-recent hiking trails through the area known as Ratman’s Island, which is the remote western-most portion of camp.

After a dinner of grilled burgers for the scouts and Szechuan steak and pepper stir-fry over rice for the adults, the troop attended a Crossover ceremony for Cub Scout Pack 125 who were joining Troop 125. To end a great day, a campfire was built and it was toasting marshmallows, making s’mores and talking about a great day. Thanks to leaders Mr. Schede and Mr. Betulia who assisted Mr. Robert in making it a great weekend on the river!

59th Scoutmasters Camporee

February 2018