Join BSA Troop 25

y and about the environment in which we live. Leadership

Scouts learn to lead and to work as a team. Under the guidance of adults, Scouts are challenged to learn and grow through Troop activities and the leading of younger Scouts. Lifetime Friendships

Scouts grow-up together and develop strong friendships through the fun, learning, and adventure that can last a lifetime. Camp Kirkham

Troop 25 owns and operates Camp Kirkham as a Summer Scout Camp. The camp is located on a New Hampshire lake and is staffed by volunteer members of the Troop. All Scouts attend summer camp for two weeks in August. Advanced Summer Programs

Older Scouts may participate in the Advanced Summer Program of trail hikes, canoe trips, rock climbing, and other activities. Opportunities for Learning

Scouts become certified in the complete American Red Cross First Aid and Water Safety programs provided by the Troop. Those who successfully complete the training will become lifeguards certified by the American Red Cross. International Scouting

Troop 25 hosts Scouts from different countries each year. The Scouts of Troop 25 meet, learn from, and become friends with Scouts from all over the world. They have come from countries like England, France, Germany, Poland, and Costa Rica, to name only a few. Becoming an Eagle Scout

The highest rank in Scouting is Eagle Scout. Reaching the level of Eagle Scout is recognized both in and outside of Scouting as an achievement of distinction and merit. Every member of the Troop has the opportunity to become an Eagle Scout. Over 400 Scouts from Troop 25 have attained this rank. Bermuda

Scouts in their final year spend a week in Bermuda. Scouts take in many of the historical and cultural sites as well as enjoying the natural wonders. Program Schedule

Meetings of Troop 25 are held Wednesday nights from September to May. Meetings are not held during school vacations or on religious holidays. Scouts attend meetings regularly. Most new Scouts enter Troop 25 at the end of the Fifth Grade. Older boys are also welcome. Uniforms may be bought new or may be purchased from the Troop Used Uniform Service for a very nominal fee. Neckerchiefs and badges are provided by the Troop.