2021 National Scout Jamboree
Scouting’s flagship event is one-of-a-kind! It’s a gathering of approximately 35,000 Scouts, leaders, and staff that showcases everything that is great about the BSA and its members. Held every four years, the Jamboree is an amazing opportunity for participants, volunteers, and visitors to experience the best of Scouting, all in one place. Features include; one of the longest zip line courses in North America, a world-class skate park, ATV offerings, treetop canopy tours, rock climbing, patch trading, stadium shows, and much more!
Cub Adventure Weekends – Everyday SuperHeroes!
A ‘Super’ Fun opportunity for Cub Scouts to come out to Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation, and enjoy the day going through various SuperHero activities; including but not limited to BB, Archery, Zipline, and a Hayride! The Scouts will also have the opportunity to talk to Real Life Superheroes from local Emergency Services. There are two dates this year – October 19 and 26 with camping available during each weekend.
For a fee of $10 per Scout-aged Youth, and $5 for adults, everyone can enjoy the day’s activities, a ‘super’ lunch, and even earn a limited edition Patch! Check-in will begin at 8:30 at the Welcome Center Pavilion and the activities will last until 3:00 pm.
For an additional $5 per person, Scouts and Families will have the option to stay for Dinner and a Super Carnival that night! Overnight Camping is available, but the personal gear is required.
To register online for October 19 Click Here: Cub Adventure Session 1
To register online for October 26 Click Here: Cub Adventure Session 2
Scouts BSA?
What is Scouts BSA
Scouts BSA is the traditional Scouting experience for youth in the fifth grade through high school. Service, community engagement and leadership development become increasingly important parts of the program as youth lead their own activities and work their way toward earning Scouting’s highest rank, Eagle Scout.
Join Scouts BSA
Scouts BSA has a lot to offer, but don’t let the number of merit badges scare you away. With exposure to a uniquely hands-on learning experience and the opportunity to earn merit badges reflecting each Scout’s budding interests, youth unlock a world of discovery around them and forge a path for the future.
Camping at Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation
The Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation is a 700-acre tract of land dedicated to offering Scouts the chance to experience the beauty of the outdoors. We serve over 2,000 Boy Scouts each summer. We are proud to be involved with the Forest Stewardship Program through the state of Pennsylvania.
Camping is the great outdoor adventure of Scouting. The most crucial element of camping is that each Scout should have the opportunity that the Boy Scout Handbook promises.
Hawk Mountain Scout Reservation offers long-term camping (6 nights) to Boy Scouts from the Hawk Mountain Council as well as other visiting Councils. Our Camp operates 7 weeks during the summer with 20 Campsites available to Troops. The Scouts sleep in platform tents on canvas cots. We offer a variety of programs, merit badges and, of course, a well-stocked Scout Shop.
