Troop 80's Campout homepage

Troop 80's Campout page

Hey dads, come sit around the campfire with us. Join Troop 80 as an adult leader.
Our troop camps 11+ times a year and we're going to try to post a page for each campout. Although our camping program has been continuous for the past 30 some-odd years. We started recording camp-outs (on the web) in January of 1999. Please check out our scouts at their camps. There are picture of our Scouts in action on many of the pages.

This is a page to show the cyber-world what our campsites look like and what we do. Also It's a good place for our parents to check out their son(s) on the internet.

Scouts and interested parties can now check out how many miles they've hiked with the troop and how many degrees below freezing they've camped in!

Our troop offers many activities for many different levels of outdoorsmen!

2001 Campouts

January, 2001 Chicken Creek	January, 2001 Troop 80 JLT	Febuary, 2001 Snow Camp
March, 2001	April , 2001	May, 2001
June, 2001	July, 2001 Troop 80's wilderness Camp Canoe Trip	August, 2001 Camp Don Harrington Aquatics/Webelo/Alumni Campout
September, 2001	October, 2001	November, 2001

2000 Campouts

January, 2000 Chicken Creek	Febuary, 2000 Snow Camp
March, 2000	April, 2000	May, 2000
June, 2000 Camp Don Harrington	July, 2000 Troop 80's wilderness Camp "The Pass"	August, 2000 Camp Don Harrington Aquatics/Webelo/Alumni Campout
September, 2000	October, 2000 MK Brown	November, 2000 Pete Gilven

1999 Campouts

January, 1999 Chicken Creek	January, 1999 Troop 80 JLT	Febuary, 1999 Snow Camp
March, 1999 Camp Haynes	April 17, 1999 Witchita Mountains, venture trip	May, 1999 Sneed Ranch
June, 1999 Father/Son Rafting trip	July, 1999 Troop 80's wilderness Camp Regular Program Venture Program	August, 1999 Camp Don Harrington Aquatics/Webelo Campout
September, 1999	October, 1999	November, 1999

Picture in Yellowstone of our scouts loading the troop buses

Note to Troop 80 parents:

Because Troop 80 is heavily involved in camping and backpacking, the personal equipment you purchase for your son is very important. Poor equipment will make the experiences he will have miserable and expensive equipment will break your pocketbook. From many years of experience, Troop 80 has accumulated a great store of knowledge in camping. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to talk with one of the Assistant Scoutmasters. Please checkout our gear page for more informations

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