Adventure Starts Here

For Scouts ages 11 to 17 across St. Michael, Albertville, and the surrounding area. Find your Scouting America troop and start the adventure. Boys and Girls Welcome.

Welcome, Families!

Remember when your kid believed they could do anything? Scouting America is where they hold onto that. Here, Scouts ages 11 to 17 trade a little screen time for starlit campfires, backcountry trails, and the pride of leading their own adventures. They discover what they are truly capable of and build friendships and character that last a lifetime. No experience needed, and everyone is welcome.

Your Local Scouting America Troops

Pick the troop that fits your family. See when and where they meet, who to contact, and how to join. New Scouts are always welcome!

Boys Troop 3547
Albertville

Boys Troop 3547

Here, young people lead. From planning campouts to mentoring newcomers, our Scouts grow their skills, confidence, and character in a fun, supportive troop.

When: Tuesdays
Where: Albertiville City Hall
Scoutmaster: Joshua Fehrmann
Contact: jfehrmann@gmail.com · (651) 238-2300

Boys and Girls Troop 329
Dayton

Boys and Girls Troop 329

We are proud to be a troop that serves both girls and boys, providing every young person the opportunity to explore the outdoors, serve their community, and work toward the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout.

When: Tuesday 7 pm
Where: Dayton Activity Center
Scoutmaster: MaryCathleen Fenske
Contact: mc.g.fenske@gmail.com · (763) 443-0183

Boys Troop 3541
St Michael

Boys Troop 3541

Learn life skills with focuses on over 130 areas of interest (merit badges), regular campouts, summer camp at Many Point, and custom High Adventure Trips. This Troop is led by Scouts and Scout focused.

When: Tuesday evenings 7:00 pm
Where: STMA Middle School West Cafeteria
Scoutmaster: Ryan Meints
Contact: rmeints@yahoo.com

Boys Troop 3563
Hanover

Boys Troop 3563

Adventure, friendship, and leadership for youth ages 11 to 17. Our Scouts plan the trips, run the meetings, and support each other every step toward Eagle.

When: Tuesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Where: Hanover
Scoutmaster: John Crosland
Contact: john.e.crosland@gmail.com · (651) 398-6980

Adventure Awaits

Scouting America helps Scouts find their spark through real adventure, true friendship, and hands-on leadership.

ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE

  • Camping
  • Hiking
  • Canoeing
  • Climbing
FRIENDS

FRIENDS

  • Bonding
  • Laughing
  • Belonging
  • Teaming up
LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP

  • Leading
  • Planning
  • Mentoring
  • Achieving

Your Scout's Safety is Our #1 Priority

Scouting America has the most comprehensive youth protection policies of any youth organization, ensuring safe, positive experiences for every Scout.

Start the Adventure

Life in the Troop

Campouts, high adventure, service, and Scouts leading the way. Here is what it looks like.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find an answer? Reach out using the troop contact details above and we'll get back to you.

Will my Scout be safe?
Scouting America has the most comprehensive youth protection policies of any youth organization. Safety is the organization's #1 priority, with trained leaders and required two-deep leadership at every activity.
What ages is Scouting America for?
Scouts BSA troops are for youth ages 11 to 17 (generally after finishing 5th grade or earning the Arrow of Light). No prior Scouting experience is needed to join.
What do Scouts actually do?
Scouts camp, hike, canoe, and take on high-adventure trips, earn merit badges, learn real leadership by running the troop themselves, give back through service, and work toward the rank of Eagle Scout.
Can girls join?
Yes. Scouting America welcomes both boys and girls, in their own troops, with the same program and the same path to Eagle Scout.
Does my child need any experience?
Not at all. New Scouts are welcome any time of year, and older Scouts and adult leaders help every newcomer get started.
What does it cost?
Scouting is affordable compared to most youth activities, and financial assistance is available so that no youth is turned away for an inability to pay.
How much time does it take?
Most troops meet weekly during the school year, with about one campout or outing a month. Families can be as involved as they'd like.